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full_gui.py will not start #65
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Hey John...what version of SHARPpy is he running (when did he download it?) |
Hi, He just downloaded it an hour ago. I can reproduce an identical error on my Mac running 10.10.3 (also using the latest version from 30 min ago). John |
Okay. We can't investigate this further until this week is up. Exams for us. |
I have no clue about Python eggs, but the problem in this case (might be something to do with the way we installed SHARPpy, Anaconda, or homebrew conflicts?) is that Hope this helps when you're finished with the exams (good luck!). |
I'd bet it's that the SPC site is in the middle of posting profiles at a Try again now; I was able to pull it up. On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 2:38 PM, Greg Blumberg notifications@github.com
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No good, I'm afraid; same issue. |
Okay, now that I have a clear(er) head (exam over and no imminent severe weather). My suspicion yesterday was wrong. It's acting like it can't find your standard.xml file (containing the definitions for all the data sources). When you download the package, there should be full_gui.py in the runsharp/ directory. You need to cd to the runsharp/ directory and run it from there. Additionally, it looks for standard.xml in the ../datasources/ directory (relative to runsharp/), so standard.xml should be in there. Let me know if that helps. That is something that we plan to clean up in a new version; we just kind of went with what worked at the time. |
Yeah see my earlier reply - the .XML doesn't appear in the 'egg' that is John On Thu, 7 May 2015 11:39 am Tim Supinie notifications@github.com wrote:
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Hi John, We've just been working with the latest version, and we're a little confused as this issue hasn't been reported by any other users (in any OSes) and we haven't been able to reproduce it. We've been able to get full_gui.py to run with this latest version, and we've never needed to consider the 'egg' files in any of our development or operational environments, so you probably don't need to either. Could you tell us the command you are using and the directory you are running it in (i.e. Thanks, Greg |
See the first post for command line output from While I was debugging via pdb, here's a interesting snippet:
One directory up from there, there's no .xml file to be found (where |
Hi John. I know what the problem is now. There seems to be some text in the README that says you should copy the runsharp folder somewhere else. This is the problem, as this will destroy the absolute paths from the full_gui.py program to the data sources. As Tim mentions above, we are cleaning that up eventually. Don't copy the runsharp folder anywhere. Instead run full_gui.py straight from the runsharp folder that came with the SHARPpy download. In my example below, my SHARPpy download is in the directory "SHARPpy-master". You should have no problem running it then. |
Hi,
I'm filing this issue on behalf of someone else. He's running 10.8.5 OS X and getting the following error:
Thanks,
John
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