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[eLyXer-users] Re: Loading eLyXer as a module
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Uwe Stöhr |
Subject: |
[eLyXer-users] Re: Loading eLyXer as a module |
Date: |
Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:22:28 +0100 |
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Alex Fernandez schrieb:
On the lyx-devel mailing list we read that the version of Python
included in the Windows installer cannot use eLyXer as a module:
http://www.mail-archive.com/address@hidden/msg155134.html
Just to clarify: what exactly is the problem? The Windows installer
cannot install eLyXer as a module, because it lacks the capability; or
is it that it cannot load the module? Does running:
> python -m elyxer --help
work, once eLyXer is installed as a module (using the full version)?
My first problem is to install it as module. How do I do this?
On Linux, the installation amounts to copying elyxer.py in a suitable
location, e.g. /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/.
In case the user have already installed Python, I can install elyxer.py to that location. But when
the user updates his Python installation elyxer.py gets erased. I fear that the users won't be aware
that a Python update affects LyX. (For example at work the admins automatically update Python and
the Python packages they are aware of, but of course not other ones like eLyXer.)
I therefore strictly divide the installation location of Python and its
files/modules.
regards Uwe