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I have an custom conda environment set up in VS2017 Preview for some ML packages I want to run against each other in a single env (CNTK, Tensorflow, ... ect). When importing the modules from a Interactive Window in VS there is no problem, but when I try to attach a debugger and run I seem to get import errors. Is there some custom search path I need to add or some command to "activate" the conda env within my script aside from setting it as the active environment in my solution?
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Edit: Figured out my issue, I had to set the solution working directory to the location of my virtual env, oops ><, anyway that seems to clear up import errors
Figured out my issue, I had to set the solution working directory to the location of my virtual env, oops ><, anyway that seems to clear up import errors
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The following is my 'env' in my mac via Terminal
And I have already add my workspace path with PYTHONPATH in file ~/.bash_profile like below:
Since I want to import some custom functions which written by myself, here is the custom function bath:
/Users/LSH/WSFG_DEV/workspace/ws_functions (But I think it's better to include the whole workspace)
So weird that although it says no module named 'ws_functions', but the VSC still can address my custom functions (etc: send_IFTTT_notice_rich / send_IFTTT_notice_simple...)
May I know what kind of things I am still missing?
Update # 25 July :
So weird that I cant even print the PYTHONPATH with os module...
You're not running in a bash login shell, so ~/.bash_profile doesn't do anything. In fact, you're not even using bash, so ~/.bash_profile doesn't do anything. Try setting PYTHONPATH in ~/.zshrc.
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I'm new to Atom (and relatively new to programming) and I just installed it about a few hours ago. I was trying to set it up by installing some new packages and themes in the Install Packages section of Settings. It was working fine for a while but now I'm getting errors when I try to search. A red box appears below the search field with this error:
Searching for “pre” failed.Hide output…
i.filter is not a function
[object Object]
I'm on Windows 10 with Atom 1.49.0 x64 installed. Python 3.8 is also installed with the path set. It seems to run code fine. I even found a theme on the Atom website and was able to install from there, I just can't search. I feel like I messed something up.
I've searched Google, Stack Overflow, and the discussion section for Atom and I'm finding nothing that fixes this issue. I've restarted my computer and uninstalled/reinstalled Atom. I will say that after I reinstalled Atom, it still had all my setting changes I had made and it had all the packages that I had already installed still there. So maybe the uninstall didn't remove those with the program. But I wouldn't know where to go to clear that.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Atom Server seems to have a problem today.
Packages that were installed well a few days ago are not available today.
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I'm trying to follow a recent Python OpenCV tutorial and it's not finding the .face class. I've tried everything on StackOverflow. Before marking this as a duplicate, please see what I've already tried.
I've tried to pip install opencv-contrib-python and all the other cv2. classes work except cv2.face is not recognized. I've installed and uninstalled opencv-python and opencv-contrib-python and restarted my computer. I also tried to use this link about using the CMake gui but I have no idea what I'm doing and I get an error when I try to do it. https://github.com/opencv/opencv_contrib
import cv2
recognizer = cv2.face_lbphfacerecognizer.create()
My PyCharm errors before I've even finished typing face and the error pops up immediately. Cannot find reference 'face' in init_.py
Unresolved reference "cv2" inside cv2 (cv2.cv2)
According to these answers, this is a bug in pycharm.
You can find the answer here or just ignore the "error" and do without autocompletion.
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I am using python 3.6.2 on WSL (Windows Linux subsystem) and trying to set tensorflow environment (and installing some other libraries as well). However, i always get an error when I exit and login again:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'
So I have to reinstall the libraries again and the problem will be fixed until I logout again. This problem only happens with my python3. I also tried python3 and use import tensorflow to find the library, but it also returned the same error.
I think the problem may be related with system path because python cannot find the library in its original searching directory. when i enter sys.path it returns:
['', '/home/jeoker/anaconda3/lib/python36.zip', '/home/jeoker/anaconda3/lib/python3.6', '/home/jeoker/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/lib-dynload', '/home/jeoker/anaconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages']
But when I do conda list, the result always show the files in /home/jeoker/anaconda2. I tried sudo pip3 install tensorflow, but it gived me this: Requiement already satisfied. It seems that the path where the libraries are installed is not the same as where python is looking into.
Does anyone know how can I fix this problem? thanks in advance!!
Well, since no one is answering this question, I have to close the question. What I did to overcome the issue was just to uninstall the whole WSL and reinstall it.
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I'm trying to set up my command prompt to execute my Python code. I downloaded Python, but it's not showing up in my System Variables. And to add on to that, I don't know how to add System Variables because the buttons are all grayed out:
Am I doing this wrong or am I totally on the wrong track?
More simple solution, download python again from the website and check to install PATH variables.
Edit: A picture I found on google, since I am using ubuntu.
The environment variable for python can be set at installation. If you did not set the environment variable at time of installation, please go to PC properties-> Advanced and change the environment variable.
Please note administrative rights are required to perform this action.
I hope this helps. 🙂