ooooh! a cheese shop! let's go in...
Wow, such a beautiful cheese shop! I'd like some double glouchester, cheshire, spam, brie, manchego, gorgonzola dolce, stilton and some Kraft slices, if you please.
I'm in love with Python. I spend all my waking hours at my computer, adding modules, writing useless code and wondering what Guido is up to.
I do have a question, tho.
After days and days of getting all of the dependencies for the FiPy package to compile properly, then installing FiPy itself, it works. Mostly.
Two packages aren't found properly by #include statements: Scientific Python and Gmsh. Some scripts ask for Scientific with the nickname "scipy". That's easy enuf to fix temporarily with ">>>import Scientific as scipy". Gmsh wants a shell alias to link it to its application, so its quick fix is "$alias gmsh /foo/bar/Gmsh.app/" yada yada yada.
Does anyone know of more permanent ways to link Scientific to scipy and Gmsh.app to Python?
I'm in love with Python. I spend all my waking hours at my computer, adding modules, writing useless code and wondering what Guido is up to.
I do have a question, tho.
After days and days of getting all of the dependencies for the FiPy package to compile properly, then installing FiPy itself, it works. Mostly.
Two packages aren't found properly by #include statements: Scientific Python and Gmsh. Some scripts ask for Scientific with the nickname "scipy". That's easy enuf to fix temporarily with ">>>import Scientific as scipy". Gmsh wants a shell alias to link it to its application, so its quick fix is "$alias gmsh /foo/bar/Gmsh.app/" yada yada yada.
Does anyone know of more permanent ways to link Scientific to scipy and Gmsh.app to Python?
