Feb-18-2019, 08:13 PM
Well I may have found the problem but not the solution. It seems I have python installed in two places. I installed Python 3.7 but I also found that GNURadio installed Python 2.7 down in its folder. It also has windows run the 2.7 version when I double click on a .py program. But IDLE and Visual Studio both use the 3.7 version. The files that GNURadio wants to import are in a folder near the 2.7 version. Somehow python 2.7 knows how to find them.
But when I want to use a IDE like IDLE (3.7) or Visual Studio, they can't find the files to import. I tried to use the version of IDLE that with Python 2.7 but I can't get it to run. There is a .bat to setup to run IDLE but when I run it it just runs and returns to the windows cmd prompt. I put "pause" after each statement in the .bat file but I still haven't found why IDLE (2.7) doesn't run.
I suppose if:
(1) I could get IDLE 3.7 to go to the files to import in the Python 2.7 area
Or
(2) I could get Visual Studio to do something similar,
I might get past this hurtle.
Any ideas?
BTW, GNURadio is a beautiful program for understanding digital signal processing and Software Designed Radios.
But when I want to use a IDE like IDLE (3.7) or Visual Studio, they can't find the files to import. I tried to use the version of IDLE that with Python 2.7 but I can't get it to run. There is a .bat to setup to run IDLE but when I run it it just runs and returns to the windows cmd prompt. I put "pause" after each statement in the .bat file but I still haven't found why IDLE (2.7) doesn't run.
I suppose if:
(1) I could get IDLE 3.7 to go to the files to import in the Python 2.7 area
Or
(2) I could get Visual Studio to do something similar,
I might get past this hurtle.
Any ideas?
BTW, GNURadio is a beautiful program for understanding digital signal processing and Software Designed Radios.