[proFit-list] problem with Python

[pro Fit Support]

Jeremy

Note that there are two typical places where Python 2.7 can be installed. One is /System/Libraries/Frameworks/Python.Framework/Versions/2.7/Python, the other is  /Libraries/Frameworks/Python.Framework/Versions/2.7/Python

I dunno into which of this that Enthought Python installs itself (or if it installs itself even elsewhere). Make sure you pick the right one in pro Fit. Again, carefully study what sys.executable returns.

Best regards

Kurt Sutter
QuantumSoft


On 11 Feb 2014, at 7:15, Harbinson, Jeremy <jeremy.harbinson at wur.nl> wrote:

> Hi,
> You are correct – there was a Python version mis-match; the Profit default was Python 2.6 and I had pandas in my 2.7 folder. I changed this, but pandas still would not load, though I can load other modules
>  
> Using sys.modules I have gotten the paths of the modules I have loaded into Python 2.7 running in Terminal - numpy and pandas in this case are in the Enthought Python 2.7 folder. I can load numpy into a Profit script and it runs, while pandas does not. Up to now, however, I have not been able to get a report of the path of the numpy that is being loaded in the Profit script.
> All the best,
> Jeremy Harbinson  
>  
> From: proFit-list [mailto:profit-list-bounces at quantum-soft.com] On Behalf Of Chris Lee
> Sent: dinsdag 11 februari 2014 16:48
> To: all things about pro Fit
> Subject: Re: [proFit-list] problem with Python
>  
> It sounds (and you have probably checked this) like you are using the wrong version of python.
>  
> On 11 Feb 2014 (W: 7), at 16:46, Harbinson, Jeremy <Jeremy.Harbinson at wur.nl> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi,
> I am not able to import pandas into a Python function. I am using OSX 10.8.4, I have the Enthought Python Distribution installed (1.3.0.1715) and my ProFit is 6.2.11.
> Pandas can be imported into Python running in a terminal and works there, so it seems to be functioning in a general sense (and it works in Enthought’s own python gui). I needed to update a function that used PyDataFrame, which no longer works, and pandas seemed to be an easy alternative, but the line:
>  
> import pandas as pd
>  
> gets the response that there is ‘no module called pandas’ – even using sys.path.append to add the pandas path (or what I think is the path) did not work. Any suggestions? My guess is that this is a basic, silly mistake on my part, so don’t spare me the obvious!
> All the best,
> Jeremy Harbinson
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