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    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
I have been experimenting a bit more. I got it working now! I deleted all my additions to the System Variables "path" and to the User Variables "path". And I added a new variable called PYTHONPATH (...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-31-2019, 01:45 PM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
Just for info: I stated that I had changed the "system variables" of my win10 in the correct way. Fyi, this is a printout of the output of "echo %PATH%: Output:C:\Users\actname>echo %path% C:\Pro...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-30-2019, 04:16 PM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
I uninstalled and reinstalled Python 3.7.4, no change: I still get error messages telling that the to-be-imported module (selfwrittenmodule.py) is not found. Then I did read your replies and links to...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-30-2019, 02:18 PM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
Sorry, I misunderstood your reply. I thought with "3)..." you were referring to MY number 3), but you probably referred to your sys.path? I cannot add your code (print (sys.path)?) in my program to ...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-29-2019, 04:18 PM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
Thx for your suggestions. T First some more info: some time ago I have installed Python 3.7.4 and all the “packages” that I need using the standard installation (“Install Now” without customizing fol...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-29-2019, 10:36 AM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: RE: using self-developed modules
Sorry: I'm not yet used to this forum, I managed to file an incomplete question. Here is the completed question: I use Win10 and Python 3.7.4. I am rather new to Python. I wrote a python program t...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-28-2019, 04:05 PM
    Thread: using self-developed modules
Post: using self-developed modules
I use Win10 and Python 3.7.4. I wrote a program that contains a number of inline functions and classes followed by a main program. It imports a module that I wrote that contains some functions and cl...
 wlp General Coding Help 13 4,732 Aug-28-2019, 03:04 PM

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