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[eLyXer-users] Re: Loading eLyXer as a module
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Uwe Stöhr |
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[eLyXer-users] Re: Loading eLyXer as a module |
Date: |
Wed, 04 Nov 2009 02:43:54 +0100 |
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Alex Fernandez schrieb:
My first problem is to install it as module. How do I do this?
It is really easy. Just go to the elyxer directory (where setup.py
resides) and do:
> python setup.py install
I tried this method, but this won't work:
- when eLyXer is installed as module it resides in the same path as Python:
C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages
so when the administrator updates Python (as for example at my work), eLyXer
gets erased
- Installing a Python module requires Admin permissions while the official LyX installer provides to
install LyX also only with normal user permissions.
- When LyX's configure.py is run, it checks if eLyXer is available. To be able to detect eLyXer, I
would need to add C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages to LyX's known paths. But how should I do that? The
registry doesn't have the information where eLyXer resides.
- as we found out, eLyXer.py needs to be started with the "-tt" option of python. But even when I
have eLyXer installed as a python package, I cannot simply call
python -tt elyxer
but must use
python -tt "C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\elyxer"
So it turns out that installing eLyXer as Python module doesn't improve the
current situation.
regards Uwe