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[Pyzo] git install procedure
Icenov
2017-02-27 06:03:18 UTC
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Is there a quick guide to install pyzo using the git repository? I can
clone and download (linux), but have never actually installed a repository.
I can't see a configure file in the downloaded files, so I gather it is
installed through python setup.py install - is that correct?
Thanks
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a***@gmail.com
2017-02-27 08:48:58 UTC
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Yes, you can run ``python setup.py install`` to install from the repository in your Python’s site-packages.

Pyzo can also be used from source, so alternatively you can add the root directory (the one that contains setup.py) to your PYTHONPATH. That way you can make changes to the source and see the effect without having to install.

Regards,
Almar


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Is there a quick guide to install pyzo using the git repository? I can clone and download (linux), but have never actually installed a repository. I can't see a configure file in the downloaded files, so I gather it is installed through python setup.py install - is that correct?
Thanks
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Icenov
2017-02-27 10:08:35 UTC
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Thanks - that's worked and the bugs (write to pdf and copy/paste shortcuts)
are indeed fixed!
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Yes, you can run ``python setup.py install`` to install from the
repository in your Python’s site-packages.
Pyzo can also be used from source, so alternatively you can add the root
directory (the one that contains setup.py) to your PYTHONPATH. That way you
can make changes to the source and see the effect without having to install.
Regards,
Almar
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Is there a quick guide to install pyzo using the git repository? I can
clone and download (linux), but have never actually installed a repository.
I can't see a configure file in the downloaded files, so I gather it is
installed through python setup.py install - is that correct?
Thanks
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