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can't import Hyperio #46
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Hi @wolhandlerdeb, I'm not exactly sure why, but I think that the hyperio package is deprecated and so it might cause you issues in unexplained ways. @mikkokotila is the creator/maintainer of that package and will be able to help I think! Also, could you please post the full error message when you encountered this problem? |
Thank you, I will try to talk with him
And thank you also for your code!
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No problem! @wolhandlerdeb don't forget to post the full error message. It will be very hard to help you unless you do that! |
@wolhandlerdeb I seriously need to clean up the old demo codes. Sorry for the inconvenience. For a very basic example, could you use the one README instead. Also can you point to the file where you found the hyperio artifacts. I'll try to clean all those up in the next push to master. ps. the code fragment you had shared loads a package from local. You would instead want to just use |
I'm able to import it, but as soon as I call CSV file records looks like this one |
@giacomotontini can you use |
Thank you so much! It works |
I'm not succeeded to import hyperio
I would enjoy if you will explain how to do it.
Because I am writing like you've done:
sys.path.insert(0, '/Users/mikko/Documents/GitHub/hyperio')
import hyperio as hy
and it didn't work
Thanks
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