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Installation problems - standenman - May-12-2023 I am having terrible problems with using python. I have installed Python 3.11.3. I have created a virtual environment. I activate the environment and pip install some packages. They all go off with a hitch. I create a python file within VS Code and attempt to import some installed packages. A whole raft of them do not come up in intellisense, and when I ran the code I get a "no module named:" error. This python file I am running is located in the directory for the project. I go back and look at my scripts file in the virtual environment and do a "pip list". There sit the modules I cannot use. RE: Installation problems - jefsummers - May-12-2023 Are you activating the venv in VSCode? RE: Installation problems - standenman - May-12-2023 No I activate it in cmd prompt then go back to VS Code. (May-12-2023, 02:09 PM)jefsummers Wrote: Are you activating the venv in VSCode? RE: Installation problems - standenman - May-12-2023 (May-12-2023, 01:59 PM)standenman Wrote: I am having terrible problems with using python. I have installed Python 3.11.3. I have created a virtual environment. I activate the environment and pip install some packages. They all go off with a hitch. I create a python file within VS Code and attempt to import some installed packages. A whole raft of them do not come up in intellisense, and when I ran the code I get a "no module named:" error. This python file I am running is located in the directory for the project. I go back and look at my scripts file in the virtual environment and do a "pip list". There sit the modules I cannot use. I have activated the venv from a terminal in VS code. Activates properly. Again, pip list shows langchain install. Next a create a python file in VS Code, try to import "langchain" (no intellisense "langchain" offering) run it and get the "no module" error. RE: Installation problems - snippsat - May-12-2023 The basic. # Make G:\div_code λ python -m venv my_env # Cd in G:\div_code λ cd my_env\ # Activate G:\div_code\my_env λ G:\div_code\my_env\Scripts\activate.bat # A test file (my_env) G:\div_code\my_env λ cat test.py import sys print(sys.executable) # Start Vs Code (my_env) G:\div_code\my_env λ code .So should have VS Code in Path so can use code . (to start VS Code from folder you are in).Click on down in right corner over python version and it will bring up select interpreter as in image.![]() When run test.py ,so will now use python.exe in my_env folder.
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