- #Python for mac anaconda 2.7 how to
- #Python for mac anaconda 2.7 mac os x
- #Python for mac anaconda 2.7 install
As this appears to be a python configuration issue we recommend you get in touch with some of the python support groups on the internet. py file, I'm unsure how you go about this in MacOS but it should be possible. I know in Windows you can specify the version of Python for a. All I can suggest is to make sure you set the correct version of python within the script your calling in the SystemExec file or change the default version for the actual. But when you run it from outside of the terminal the default is still 2.7. py script it finds the correct version happily. It seems like the default for your terminal is the Anaconda version so when you run your. It just uses whatever default is set up on the computer your running. I've carried out a bit more research into what you're seeing and SystemExec/LabVIEW do not have a version of Python (or other languages) that is a default. Is there a function I can use other than System Exec? What am I missing?
#Python for mac anaconda 2.7 how to
I'd just like to know how to specify the python version LabView uses and to have use of the corresponding python libraries.Įither python version (2 or 3) will do, I'd just like to be able to use my libraries which came with Anaconda which I'll be writing my scripts with (which I installed as the correct packages are only compatible with a specific python version on Mac, which is not the specific version that Xcode was compatible with, argh).Īll packages work normally when using the Anaconda version with the terminal or with Spyder.
#Python for mac anaconda 2.7 install
I've also tried editing the Path Environment Variable, and tried getting rid of the python 2.7 install entirely, but none of these work either (the latter just causing errors all over the shop). I've found examples for System Exec use and instructions for calling python scripts with specific versions, but neither works with Mac (frustratingly). I can do which python3.4 on the sys exec CL input to get the correct /anaconda/bin location, but if I try python3.4, I just get a Seg fault. Whereas via the terminal, the default version is the anaconda install I'd like to use, currently Printing the python version to a string indicator box in LV via python script gives the following: I've tried Anaconda installs with both python 2.7 and 3.4, so it doesn't seem to be down to the 3.* compatibility issues alone. I've tried changing the working directory to the relevant anaconda/bin folder, I've also triedĪs the CL input to system exec, but it's not wanting to use anything other than the apple install. It doesn't seem to matter whether I have certain packages installed for 2.7 accessable via the terminal, the LabView System Exec command line can't seem to find them either way and throws up an error if a script is called that imports them. packages that come with my Anaconda install).
My problem is that I cannot figure out how to point it to the correct version/install of python to use, as it seems to use the pre-installed 2.7.5 apple version no matter whether that's set to be my default or not (and hence, it can't see my SciPy, PIL etc.
#Python for mac anaconda 2.7 mac os x
I'm trying to use System Exec ( with LabVIEW 2014 on Mac OS X Mavericks) to call a python script to do some image processing after taking some data and saving images via LabView. I'm new to both mac and LabView, so it may well be something obvious I'm missing.
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