Re: relax in WindowsRe: relax in WindowsOn Fri, 2006-09-01 at 20:47 +1000, Edward d'Auvergne wrote:
The 'os' module is supposed to be platform independent but there are a few things which are UNIX only. 'kill' is one such object. There are other that are likely to cause new ImportError messages and my guess is the next error will be 'devnull'. After deleting the 'kill, ' text, do you experience new ImportErrors? Unfortunately I can't test for that.
The devnull import in io.py is in a try statement, and the ImportError appears to be appropriately dealt with, so I don't think that will cause you any problems.
I greped the scripts looking for more importing features and I got: processes.py: from os import kill, popen3, system relax: from os import F_OK, access, getpid, putenv io.py: from os import devnull io.py: from os import F_OK, access, makedirs, remove, stat sconstruct: from os import F_OK, access, chdir, getcwd, lstat, path, remove, rmdir, sep, symlink, system, walk generic_fns/dasha.py: from os import F_OK, access, chdir, getcwd, system generic_fns/grace.py: from os import system generic_fns/molmol.py: from os import popen generic_fns/palmer.py: from os import F_OK, P_WAIT, access, chdir, chmod, getcwd, listdir, remove, spawnlp, system generic_fns/pdb.py: from os import F_OK, access generic_fns/selection.py: from os import F_OK, access prompt/interpreter.py: from os import F_OK, access sample_scripts/full_analysis.py: from os import getcwd, listdir For me it is kind of weird the phython did not complain about the importing from os in the file relax (the second grep entry).The only problematic imports that I can see are 'kill' and 'devnull'. The rest should all work under Windows. 'symlink' may be an issue as well but that is located in the 'sconstruct' script which isn't part of the program.
A couple of others will cause problems: The os.lstat import in sconstruct laso won't work under windows. It might be possible to replace it with os.stat, but I'm not sure if this will work. In any case the sconstruct script is only required for compiling the curve-fitting code, so is entirely optional. os.spawnlp in palmer.py will fail under windows. A simple os.spawnl will work as a replacement, but this requires an exact path to Modelfree (spawnlp uses PATH to find the executable, spawnl doesn't). Again, this functionality is fairly peripheral - it is just an interface with Palmer's Modelfree software. Simply removing the offending import should work unless you particularly want to work with Modelfree. Chris
I hope this helps, Edward P.S. Don't forget to hit 'reply to all' when responding so that the relax-users mailing list is on the CC line. _______________________________________________ relax (http://nmr-relax.com) This is the relax-users mailing list relax-users@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe from this list, get a password reminder, or change your subscription options, visit the list information page at https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/relax-users