blz
21-01-2012 17:53:02
Hello everybody!
I recently installed the PyYAML under windows. It works perfectly with the stock python 2.7 environment I have installed. However, when I try to run my python-ogre apps, which use the python-ogre SDK, I am unable to import this 3rd party modules (import error: no module named yaml).
The PyYAML module lives in "C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\yaml".
How should I go about importing this module? Is there a way for the sdk's interpreter to be aware of modules installed for the stock python 2.7 interpreter (the one located in C:\python27) ?
As usual, I would be happy to post additional details.
Thanks in advance for the guidance!
- Blz
EDIT: I suspect this is a question that has more to do with the SDK's python interpreter than the OGRE libraries themselves. Could anybody explain how the SDK's interpreter relates to the "normal" one installed from python.org? The SDK's interpreter doesn't work when python 2.7 isn't installed, so I assume they're somehow interdependent.
I recently installed the PyYAML under windows. It works perfectly with the stock python 2.7 environment I have installed. However, when I try to run my python-ogre apps, which use the python-ogre SDK, I am unable to import this 3rd party modules (import error: no module named yaml).
The PyYAML module lives in "C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\yaml".
How should I go about importing this module? Is there a way for the sdk's interpreter to be aware of modules installed for the stock python 2.7 interpreter (the one located in C:\python27) ?
As usual, I would be happy to post additional details.
Thanks in advance for the guidance!
- Blz
EDIT: I suspect this is a question that has more to do with the SDK's python interpreter than the OGRE libraries themselves. Could anybody explain how the SDK's interpreter relates to the "normal" one installed from python.org? The SDK's interpreter doesn't work when python 2.7 isn't installed, so I assume they're somehow interdependent.