On 11/30/2013 03:45 PM, Adrian Edwards wrote:
Thanks for the response Adrian.
I thought I was installing it within an active virtualenv but apparently
I wasn't and you're right I did end up with multiple installations.
If I installed using sudo pip it installed in usr/local.... if used pip
(not sudo) from my virtualenv it installed in my virtualenv.
So I uninstalled from apt-get, sudo pip, then installed with sudo pip
and I can now start spyder correctly.
That would seem to imply you did a system install instead of a
virtualenv install.
However, something's still not right, since I can't start an ipython
console within spyder.
I changed my preferences to point to the ipython in my virtualenv but
when I get the usage prompt for ipython.
My guess you are using a system version of Spyder and virtualenv version
of ipython or vice versa. Hard to tell from the sequence of events.
Overall it looks like my virtualenv is messed up. I might just wipe it
out and start again.
If it where mean I would start over from scratch. Uninstall
everything(assuming you have no hard dependencies) and start with new
active virtualenv and install in it. Hint, if you are using sudo to get
something to install you are probably not working within the virtualenv.
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Adrian Klaver
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