On 02/07/2015 09:50 PM, Chris wrote:
Hello again,
I guess the lack of replies suggests that either PyMetis will not run
from Spyder or no one has tried to do this before (hard to believe). For
me this is a frustrating conclusion and I am not sure what to do next.
It is disappointing that products like PyMetis are made available
without adequate instruction for installing them (or perhaps even
providing a Launcher).
Well I tried to install it here on my Linux machine. First the pip
install is not helpful as it does not install the dependencies, in this
case MeshPy. Second the configure/install procedure uses a non standard
setup routine, aksetup. I went ahead and installed MeshPy and also
installed the development libraries of Boost as that seems to be a
requirement also. At this point I could build meshpy, but then it seg
faulted when I ran the test. Best guess this has to do with:
"
If you don't want to continue reading, just try the regular
./configure.py --help
./configure.py --some-options
make
sudo make install
That should do the trick. (By the way: If a config option says "several ok",
then you may specify several values, separated by commas.)"
from here. Since I could not find out that values you are supposed to
pass to the configure I gave up.
If you really need this program I would say a post to one of these lists
here:
http://lists.tiker.net/
is in order. Maybe someone there knows the necessary magic incantation.
Spyder provides a great development environment.
Sad!
On Thursday, January 29, 2015 at 8:28:39 PM UTC+11, Chris wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to install and run PyMetis from within Spyder and am
having trouble importing from PyMesh.
If anyone successfully achieved an execution of PyMetis from within
Spyder I would be exceedingly grateful to hear if there are any
traps that I might be missing. I suspect Paths may be a problem but
am not sure.
I have spent many hours spinning my wheels in what seems to me to be
a Unix jungle when all I want to do is partition graphs.
Chris
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