Activity for DSF fitting
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DSF fitting updated /DSF_fitting.py
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Raj Singh posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi John, Just tested the updated version. Seems to work perfectly with Anaconda 3. Thank you, Raj
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Hi John, Thanks for doing this. This goes without saying, on behalf of everyone using your script we really appreciate your work and thanks for making this available for everyone to use. Thank you, Rajdeep Virdi.
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John Karanicolas posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi Raj, I've updated the code, the new version works with Python3. Thanks again for pointing this out! John.
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Hi John, Thanks for doing this. This goes without saying, on behalf of everyone using your script we really appreciate your work and thanks for making this available for everyone to use. I wish I can help but i just started learning python (a week ago) and same goes for everyone in my lab. So after spending few days working on this i put together instructions (for my lab) that worked for me and might be easier to follow for any novice like me. So I will just leave it here just in case someone is...
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Hi Raj, Glad to hear it! Inspired by your comment I'm preparing a Python 3 version, and will update the code here very soon. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! John.
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Hi John, Thank you for responding. Yes I was able to get it to work with python 2. Thank you, Raj
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Hi Raj, I think this is a Python 2 versus Python 3 issue. Could you please check what version of Python you're running? Thanks, John.
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When I try to run this using Anaconda I get the following error. C:\WINDOWS\system32>C:\dsf_fitting\DSF_fitting.py File "C:\dsf_fitting\DSF_fitting.py", line 13 print "\nHere are the supported flags:\n" ^ SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print("\nHere are the supported flags:\n")? In addition to installilng anaconda, I have Python, numpy, scipy, matplotlib installed on windows 10. everything is uptodate. -numpy, scipy, matplotlib were installed using Anaconda Prompt...
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When I try to run this using Anaconda I get the following error. C:\WINDOWS\system32>C:\dsf_fitting\DSF_fitting.py File "C:\dsf_fitting\DSF_fitting.py", line 13 print "\nHere are the supported flags:\n" ^ SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print("\nHere are the supported flags:\n")? In addition to installilng anaconda, python I have numpy, scipy, matplotlib installed on windows 10. everything is uptodte. Any help would be great.
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John Koberstein posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
I also encountered this issue running on python 2.7 and Ubuntu 18.04. The root of the problem occurs at line 550 and 551: flags = sys.argv script_name = flags.pop(0) # first item is the filename I think with flags being a shallow copy of sys.argv the pop operation ends up emptying sys.argv as well, which causes problems later when matplotlib tries to make use of sys.argv. This can be fixed by changing to : flags = deepcopy(sys.argv)
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Hi Frank, Thank you for finding this problem, and especially for developing and sharing the solution! I hadn't tested this on a Windows machine, so I didn't know about this. Your solution will make it easier for others to use this program, so thank you for sharing!! John Karanicolas.
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Frank posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
In case it helps anyone: Running under Windows 10 64bit. User guide doesn't specify the required Python version. After some trial and error I got it working under Python 2.7 (not under 3.x). I got an IndexError at Tkinter.py when trying to run Demo #1: File "C:\Python27\lib\lib-tk\Tkinter.py", line 1820, in __init__ baseName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0]) IndexError: list index out of range I fixed this by editing Tkinter.py, replacing the line baseName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0]) with the following:...
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