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1. #INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS INSTALL#
2. #INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS CODE#
3. #INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS ZIP#

#INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS INSTALL#

_file_, 'exec'))" install -record C:\Users\danci\AppData\Local\Temp\pip. Tokenize _file_='C:\\Users\\danci\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\pip-build-ĭ5772nkl\\aubio\\setup.py' f=getattr(tokenize, 'open', open)

#INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS CODE#

Here's the final error code I get: Command "C:\Users\danci\Anaconda3\python.exe -u -c "import setuptools,

#INSTALL PRETTYTABLE PYTHON WINDOWS ZIP#

I've downloaded C++ 14.0 and the aubio zip files which I think are what it's telling me I need: I've tried pip installing and have downloaded C++ 14.0 and the aubio zip files which is what I think I need. Not exactly sure which program it is even referring to. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem." I get a dialogue box saying "the program can't start because mspdb140.dll is missing from your computer. The problem seems to be that I can't build the wheel. I'm trying to pip install aubio package to Python on 64-bit windows 10. it's possible to install another version if necessary. Is there a tool that can help me do such a thing?Ĭurrently the python version on the VM is different than the python version the project uses. The VM may not have an external connection, so I can't just install the dependencies on the machine. My goal is to have all of the code packed with the dependencies, but with the structure of my project, and not as executable, so I can make quick changes on the VM itself. The thing is - I'm using some data and scripts from this virtual machine in my python project, so i can't run it locally, and whenever there's a bug, or an error, I have to make changes locally and rebuild (which takes some time) and only then move the executable to the vm in order to run it.

I have this python project, with a lot of dependencies and sub-dependencies, that's currently distributed by building it using pipenv to create a virtual environment and getting the 3rd party libraries, and pyinstaller to generate an executable which is being used on a virtual machine with another OS (I'm packing an executable to the target's machine OS by building it on a docker with the same OS). Is there a tool or an option to pack my python project and all of it's dependencies and sub dependencies - same as pyinstaller does, but pyinstaller generates an executable binary, and I'd like to have the ability to make changes in the code after it's distributed (e.g on a client's environment) Since I think the original post wasn't clear enough. Note2: I performed a chmod +x on prettytable.py, and also tried to run interactive.py with sudo, to check against permission problems. It is well possible that I made a mistake here. This is the first time using python3, and the first time using a virtual environment.

py, while prettytable does), but I do not know how. I have the feeling I still need to install the module (this is mentioned at the link, but I also get suspicious from scipy having no. ImportError: No module named 'prettytable' Trying to use it: $ python3 scripts/pipeline/interactive.pyįile "scripts/pipeline/interactive.py", line 12, in Now I have the following: $ ls -l /usr/lib/python3.5/site-packagesĭrwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 10 17:04 prettytable-0.7.2.dist-info I had problems installing it, and followed Can't install prettytable: pip3 install I'm trying to run DrQa form facebook research, available at.