Closed ctrl-tom closed 4 years ago
Thanx for the feedback! You're right, the README is not very clear on that point, it says:
PyQt5
is a requirement for pyfda but cannot easily / safely be installed via conda (if you know how to, please tell me). It has to be installed manually either system wide viapip install
pyqt5
or sytem resp. environment wide viaconda install
pyqt
. If you have both installed, you're in trouble
What I meant is that pyqt
is not like an ordinary requirement that can be installed automatically together with e.g. pyfda, it has to be installed separately on your own risk. AFAIK, the problem lies in the different names for conda (the pyqt wrapper) and pip (pyqt5) which may cause a double installation of PyQt5.
You installed pyqt on a clean system which works fine. The trouble starts if you do conda install pyqt
over an existing version of `PyQt5 (installed by pip).
I have updated the README, hopefully it is clearer now.
Yes it is clearer, thanks!
However in two places in the README you refer to 'resp.', and I don't know what that abbreviation means:
https://github.com/chipmuenk/pyfda/blob/a1cb0795a0217f639deef817b16c185c023667d9/README.md#L51 https://github.com/chipmuenk/pyfda/blob/a1cb0795a0217f639deef817b16c185c023667d9/README.md#L93-L97
Thanks for a wonderful tool BTW! 🥇
Thanks for the Kudos! I meant "respectively" but I just learned that I stepped into a typical trap for ESL writers (English as a Second Language, had to look up that TLA (three letter acronym :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: ) as well) ... I'll fix it :smile:
The README says:
I was able to install pyfda just fine on a Mac in a fresh conda env using conda-forge's
pyqt
:This installed pyqt 5.12.3, and pyfda 0.2.1. I could then launch the tool by running
pyfdax
. I am running conda 4.8.2, which does not 'stack' envs with the base env. I do not have pyqt installed in base, or system-wide.I'm attaching the output of conda list and conda info below, in case that's helpful in diagnosing this 'un-bug':