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I just installed Python 3.3.2 on my Windows XP machine. I have been practicing Python using both Idle and PyScripter. I installed several packages to go with it, among them SciTools. The installation of SciTools 0.9.0 appears to be unsuccessful - after installing (I got the .exe file from http://code.google.com/p/scitools/downloads/detail?name=SciTools-0.9.0.win32.exe ) they suggest testing it by entering
from scitools.std import *
at a Python interpreter. I did this, and got the error
The main drive on my PC is 'I', unlike everyone else's which is 'C'. When I look at my I:Python33Libsite-packagesscitoolseasyviz directory in Windows Explorer, there is a file named init (no suffix) and another one named init.p (the suffix is 'p', not 'py'). The file init.p has way less than 3443 lines. When I open the file which Windows Explorer calls init (no suffix) using the PyScripter editor, Pyscripter calls the file 'init.py', and using PyScripter's line-numbering feature, the 'i' in the error message is from a list called _import_list. Shortly before _import_list is defined are the statements 'from utils import *' and 'from movie import movie'. I typed 'from movie import *' at the interpreter and got an error message including the following:
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This is bad Python 3 syntax - it should be 'print('nn')'.
As I wrote this, I discovered a comment by a Python authority dated May 2012 that scitools was still a v2.x package. That is pretty long ago in computer terms. The person who posted the comment suggested using the 2to3 script. I am an absolute Python novice and before I try this I would like to hear from someone who has done it.
Ios 7 download install. You may run into some issues today with Apple's servers getting slammed by millions of iOS device upgraders.
Has anyone successfully used scitools running Python 3, perhaps by using the 2to3 script?