Open bjce opened 3 years ago
Do you want to use the treeview.py
standalone? It needs the full dicompyler application to run. You will probably have better luck installing from source via git, as the latest PyPI package is rather old.
many thanks for your answer @bastula. So I would really like to install the whole package from source via git. As I'm not very experienced in the domain and usually install package with pip install packagename
, I don't how to install code from source. Do you think you can help me by giving the 3-4 (hopefully not more) commands needed for installing the package from source after having downloaded the repo? Many thanks in advance?
Once you have downloaded a copy of the source, you can do pip install -e .
inside the source distribution folder. Another option (which downloads a source tarball each time) is to do pip install https://github.com/dicompyler/dicompyler-core/archive/master.zip
Either of those will work.
Many thanks for your answer @bastula. I could run pip install https://github.com/dicompyler/dicompyler-core/archive/master.zip
without error message in an already existing environment. In this same environment I tried $ dicompyler
without success (no command with this name). Do you have an idea of what could be a next step? Many thanks for your support and your time
I'm so sorry, that was for the dicompyler-core
project/repository. I would probably just download the source zip file from the home page and use the pip install -e
once you have extracted it. You will need Python 3 to run it.
Hello
First of all thank you very much for the writers and maintainers of the package
I'm really sorry to have to ask this question but I'm trying the file
treeview.py
. I ranpip install dicompyler
and got several errors:What shall I do to be able to use
treeview.py
. What am I doing wrong?Many thanks in advance