From: Maurice L. <mj...@ga...> - 2001-10-22 20:48:06
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(I just returned from vacation) Alan W. Irwin writes: > Some problems did show up for my new woody environment: > > (1) The python xw??.py scripts didn't work out of the box because Debian > woody calls the command python2 to distinguish it from the python-1.5 > command which is still called python. I tried alias so that executing > python interactively actually did execute python2, but /bin/env python > ignores the alias, and gets the old version. (Numeric is not installed for > that old version so it makes a mess.) The only way out I could see was to > locally (not in cvs) edit all the xw??.py scripts to change the reference in > the first line from python to python2. I don't see any easy way around this > name change. Unless somebody has a suggestion for an easy fix, I think we > should write this off as a temporary Debian woody peculiarity which will > eventually get fixed, and not make any changes to plplot. This is > something, however, that Rafael will have to deal with as the woody packager > of plplot. I always use softlinks for this kind of thing. Link `which python2` to ~/bin/python or even /usr/local/bin/python and make sure they come in your path before the old python and you're set. -- Maurice LeBrun mj...@ga... |