John wrote:
> I have something of a problem with your otherwise lovely python
> interface ( v.1.7 on Mandriva Linux )
>
> Using install with --home set to the directory I want the resultant
> files in, I get lots of problems with Gnuplot.py not being found. I had
> a quick look on the mailing list, and it was all as a result of iffy
> installs. The software appears to have installed correctly, and renaming
> _Gnuplot.py to Gnuplot.py alleviated many of the problems after a little
> tweaking of the funcutils.py file, but test.py still has trouble:
>
> AttributeError: class Gnuplot has not attribute 'Data'
>
> this from the line:
>
> return apply(Gnuplot.Data, (xvals, data), keyw)
>
> in funcutils.py
>
> Any ideas?
Gnuplot.py is a module; it has to be located in a directory called
"Gnuplot" and the directory *containing* the Gnuplot directory has to be
in the python path. For example, if the python path includes /my/path,
then your installation should put files in places like
/my/path/Gnuplot/__init__.py
/my/path/Gnuplot/_Gnuplot.py
/my/path/Gnuplot/Data.py
et cetera.
It looks like you added the directory "/my/path/Gnuplot" to your python
path, which is incorrect. (You will also have to undo your tweaks.)
I'm sending a CC of this list to the gnuplot mailing list. Please use
the mailing list for future questions.
Michael
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