On 03/18/2015 01:45 PM, Chris Edwards wrote:
Adrian,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I am running OS X 10.10.2 and have a Parallels 10.1.4 Windows 7 virtual
machine. I can run Spyder 2.3.2 in both OS X and Windows 7.
Both the Windows and OS X Spyder were installed from downloaded
installers. I can execute Python code on both instances.
NetworkX was installed via the OS X command line using pip and I have
tried to access it in both the OS X and Windows Spyder, but get the same
message.
I opened a python interpreter via the command line command. The attached
screenshot shows the result; which I interpret to show that networkx was
imported.
I hope this helps in understanding my problem.
Yes, I think. For now and to keep the moving parts to a minimum lets
stay in one OS. Since the chances that a Windows VM can see libraries
installed on OS X would seem to be slim to none, lets stick with OS X.
FYI another way to see if pip has installed something is to do:
pip freeze
which can return a lot of information. So in this case on OS X:
pip freeze | grep -i networkx
The screenshot shows that networkx has been installed in OS X.
What happens if you run Spyder in OS X and in either the Python or
IPython console do?:
import networkx as nx
Chris
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