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Selecting Anaconda python.exe in Linux #30
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Not at all. Are you using a recent version of the script helper ? I put an update in there to search for both python.exe and just python so that it would work in Linux as well with Mono. Could you try the latest release from the release tab? |
I followed your directions but I think I found the error. I ran the script from Mono in terminal and got this:
It looks like maybe it's due to an issue with relative directories? |
The program should have a scripts directory with 4-5 python scripts. Clicking on the compute button should start start the python exe at the location of the program, which then uses relative path to get to Scripts folder and then execute the appropriate script. I haven't tested this with Linux much. Doesn't the executable .exe launch python at the path that the program is ? I'll see if I can make the path absolute from current working directory in some time. |
When I am running the script GUI with Ubuntu+Mono and I hit
Compute
, it prompts me for the Anaconda python as expected. However, it only accepts 'python.exe'. I switch the dropdown toAll Files
and select/path/to/anaconda2/bin/python2.7
. It didn't work though, and it renders theCompute
button useless :\So was I supposed to download Anaconda for Windows and save it alongside my Linux Anaconda?
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