Hi,
It seems you're trying to run
conda install foo
inside the Spyder consoles. Unfortunately that doesn't work because our
consoles are meant to run Python code.
To install conda packages you need to open a system terminal (i.e.
cmd.exe on Windows), and run the conda commands you want there.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 28/07/17 a las 23:24, Sarah Lazbin escribió:
Hello, I am new to spyder and cannot figure out how to get my packages
working. I am ultimately trying to get scikit-learn to work but this
particular package is built upon numpy, scipy, and matplotlib. I have
all of these because I installed spyder through anaconda. When I try
to use conda in my command prompt window it executes correctly but
when I add the correct paths to the pythonpath manager conda still
errors with "conda is not defined". I do not understand why conda isnt
defined.
Help would be greatly appreciated, I am using Windows 10, Spyder 3.1.4
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