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[Pyzo] How to download/use matlplotlib/numpy/simpy with Pyzo under MacOS ?
RC78160
2017-05-26 20:49:58 UTC
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Hello,

I have downloaded Pyzo but commands such as "from numpy import np" do not
work since "
Traceback (most recent call last):

File "<console>", line 1, in <module>

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'


I have dowloaded Anaconda which is supposed to have Matplotlib/Numpy/Simpy
modules, but do not know how to link Pyzo with Anaconda. When I do "conda
install bumpy" i have "Error in conda command:

No module named 'conda'

" message.


Could you please indicate me how to have/use Marplotlib/Numpy/SImpy with
Pyzo ?


Many thanks


Rafael
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Almar Klein
2017-05-27 21:21:03 UTC
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You can open the shell config dialog to create a new “shell environment” with the Python executable in the Anaconda that you installed.

What operating system are you using and how did did you install Python initially? The command “conda install Anaconda” only works with anaconda or miniconda environments. Also see http://www.pyzo.org/start.html

Regards,
Almar


From: RC78160
Sent: 26 May 2017 22:50
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Subject: [Pyzo] How to download/use matlplotlib/numpy/simpy with Pyzo underMacOS ?

Hello, 

I have downloaded Pyzo but commands such as "from numpy import np" do not work since "
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in <module>
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'

I have dowloaded Anaconda which is supposed to have Matplotlib/Numpy/Simpy modules, but do not know how to link Pyzo with Anaconda. When I do "conda install bumpy" i have "Error in conda command:
No module named 'conda'
" message.

Could you please indicate me how to have/use Marplotlib/Numpy/SImpy with Pyzo ?

Many thanks

Rafael
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Raphaël CASES
2017-06-13 13:58:15 UTC
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Hell Almar,

Many thanks for your response. I have tried without success so I work on a
PC under windows now after installing Anaconda. It works correctly.

Thanks again.

Best regards

Raphaël
Post by Almar Klein
You can open the shell config dialog to create a new “shell environment”
with the Python executable in the Anaconda that you installed.
What operating system are you using and how did did you install Python
initially? The command “conda install Anaconda” only works with anaconda
or miniconda environments. Also see http://www.pyzo.org/start.html
Regards,
Almar
*Sent: *26 May 2017 22:50
*Subject: *[Pyzo] How to download/use matlplotlib/numpy/simpy with Pyzo
underMacOS ?
Hello,
I have downloaded Pyzo but commands such as "from numpy import np" do not work since "
File "<console>", line 1, in <module>
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'
I have dowloaded Anaconda which is supposed to have Matplotlib/Numpy/Simpy
modules, but do not know how to link Pyzo with Anaconda. When I do "conda
No module named 'conda'
" message.
Could you please indicate me how to have/use Marplotlib/Numpy/SImpy with Pyzo ?
Many thanks
Rafael
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