running from source

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• sebastiaan

  January 2017

  Hi Roelof,

  The first way to install packages in Anaconda is using the conda install command.
  Some of the dependencies can be found in the CogSci conda channel. So you could install qscintilla2 as follows:

  conda install -c cogsci qscintilla2
  

  The second way to install packages in Anaconda (as in any Python environment) is using pip install. So you could install Expyriment as follows:

  pip install expyriment
  

  The third (and non-preferred) way is by copying the source folder of a Python package to (in this case) the OpenSesame program folder. This works for some packages but you need to do it correctly, such that the package folder is copied (i.e. the folder than contains __init__.py). Your strategy seems to be to copy folders more or less at random —that doesn't work.

  So what you want to do is:

  • Install all packages with conda or pip;
  • Except QProgEdit, which you need to copy manually as described above.

  An optional third step is rethinking whether you wouldn't rather get the latest version of OpenSesame, which is essentially an Anaconda environment with all dependencies already installed

  Cheers,
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• Roelof

  January 2017

  Ah, right that makes sense; I'll give it a shot, thank you for the quick feedback
• Roelof

  January 2017 edited January 2017

  for those interested in running "hestitant heisenberg" from source, the following commands seem to work

  conda install -c cogsci qscintilla2
  pip install -i https://pypi.anaconda.org/ales-erjavec/simple pyqt4
  conda install -c anaconda pyyaml=3.12
  conda install -c cogsci pygame
  

  all of these are run in the folder where opensesame is unpacked, and like sebastiaan mentioned the
  QProgEdit (v 2.0.0) has to be copied to this folder manually
  https://github.com/smathot/QProgEdit/releases

  and to run:
  python opensesame
• sebastiaan

  January 2017

  Thanks for sharing!

  
  
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• Daniel

  January 2017 edited January 2017

  Hi Roelof,
  I'm just wondering why you install pyqt4 with pip, and not simply with conda. Moreover, since pyqt4 is a dependency of qscintilla2, it should already be installed automatically with the first command. Is there any reason why you explicitly installed it from the external channel?
  Similarly, QProgEdit is also available from conda:

  conda install -c cogsci python-qprogedit
  

  
• Roelof

  January 2017

  Yes, that seems a bit strange indeed, what happened if I did not specifically install the Pyqt4 with pip I got the same error as in the original question,
  (no module named PyQt4.4QtCore).
  After I installed it like mentioned it ran, but I am gonna give it another shot with only qscintilla2 and one with the conda install, see if it works
• Roelof

  February 2017

  Tried to install Qprogedit via command line, but since it only runs with version 2.1.0, it seems easier to copy manually since this 'conda install -c cogsci python-qprogedit=2.1.0' does not seems to work. Also
  'conda install -c anaconda pyqt==4.11.4' does work, but I still get the same error as in the beginning, which only resolved after install via pip, not sure why that is happening, thanks for the all feedback