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#15 name 'easygui' is not defined

v 0.97.4
fixed
None
5
2015-02-05
2015-02-03
No

Whenever any program I try to import easygui I receive a message stating there is an error in line 1 and line 3 of init.py

Here is a link to a screenshot of the error: http://gyazo.com/443af9e428d51b7e77ae264db2899213

I have installed easygui on three different systems - all with the same result, the only other constant is they all have 64 bit Python 3.4.1 installed.

Discussion

  • Robert Lugg

    Robert Lugg - 2015-02-04
    • assigned_to: Robert Lugg
     
  • Robert Lugg

    Robert Lugg - 2015-02-04

    I apologize for the difficulty and appreciate the report. I did confirm the error you saw when using Python 3.4. There are two workarounds. I suggest the second:
    1) Switch to Python 2.7. I confirmed this works.
    2) instead of installing easygui, just place the easygui.py file in your current directory and delete and easygui directory. Then the import should work.

    This is an embarrassing mistake and I'll try to release a real fix in the next day or two.

     
  • Robert Lugg

    Robert Lugg - 2015-02-05

    I have yet to master installs, however, I believe I got things correct. Please update easygui from pypi or download version 0.97.4 from sourceforge.net

     
  • Robert Lugg

    Robert Lugg - 2015-02-05
    • status: open --> open-fixed
    • Group: Python 3.x --> v 0.97.4
     
  • Robert Lugg

    Robert Lugg - 2015-02-05
    • status: open-fixed --> fixed
     

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