This might or might not work, but try installing it using the python executable
that you wish to run it with, i.e., instead of "python setup.py install …", do
"c:/first/Python26 setup.py install …"
Aaron Meurer
On Sep 6, 2010, at 1:35 AM, gintare wrote:
> I have several python installtions on WIndows7
>
> c:/first/Python26
> c:/secondEPD/Python26
> c:/Program Files (86) /Pythonxy
>
> would like be able to run sympy from first
> during installation i was in c:/first/sympy-0.6.7
> and used command python setup.py install --home='c:\\first\\Python26\
> \Lib\\site-packages\\sympy'
>
> after this sympy exists in folder given by home
> nevertheless
> c:/first/Python26> python
>>>>> import sympy, isympy
> # do not find modules
>
>>>>> import imp
>>>>> imp.find_module('sympy')
>>>>> imp.find_module('isympy')
>>>>> imp.find_mofule('isympy',
>>>>> 'c:\\first\\Python26\\Lib\\site-packages\\sympy\\bin)
> # do not find modules also
>
>
> What is wrong with installation?
>
>
> I can use isympy, sympy from EPD.
> Still it is interesting to know how to install and use this module
> from additional python installations in the same windows7.
>
>
> regards,
> gintare statkute
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