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Python bridge with MacPorts python 2.7? [message #91889]

Tue, 08 September 2015 17:56

dg86
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Registered: September 2012

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Dear Folks,

Before taking the time to figure this out for myself, I was wondering if
anyone had the IDL-Python bridge working with a MacPorts install
of python. Specifically, what are the right environment variables for
such a system?

The MacPorts version of python is the first one to be called with my
PATH. So I tried out the bridge without any new environment variables
and obtained

IDL> Python.Import('numpy.random')
% Loaded DLM: PYTHON27.
ImportError: numpy.core.multiarray failed to import
% PYTHON_IMPORT: Exception: cannot import name multiarray.

Then I tried setting the following in my .profile:
export PYTHONHOME="/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/2.7 "
export PYTHONPATH=" /Applications/exelis/idl/bin/bin.darwin.x86_64:/Applications /
exelis/idl/lib/bridges"

This yielded

IDL> Python.Import('numpy.random')
% Loaded DLM: PYTHON27.
ImportError: No module named site

and dumped my back to the shell, rather than the IDL prompt.
This made me realize that I might save quite a bit of time by seeking
advice from someone who's already made it work.

Funnily enough, Slither just worked for me out of the box.

Many thanks,

David

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		Python bridge with MacPorts python 2.7? By: dg86 on Tue, 08 September 2015 17:56
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