Closed ShaoManli closed 2 years ago
Hi, try: "import PyOMA" (with capital P)
Hi, thank you, it worked out with Capital P.
# to retrieve the example data -> there I get this error: module 'PyOMA' has no attribute 'Exdata'
Hi,
Using the "Example.py" file on Spyder (Python 3.9) gives the message:
"AttributeError: module 'PyOMA' has no attribute 'FDDsvp'"
Hi,
I solved the issues of importing after pip install by adding this file.
So, after pip install the PyOMA module, in order to make it work when imported e.g. in Anaconda Spyder IDE, it is necessary look for the installed packages folder (C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\PyOMA) and paste here the file init.py . Now, when import PyOMA as oma in Spyder IDE it will work and load all the functions inside the PyOMA module.
Hi, Can you please upload the init.py file again? the link doesn't work anymore
Hi! The error ("AttributeError: module 'PyOMA' has no attribute 'FDDsvp'") is still available. Could you please upload the init.py file again or tell us the solution?
Hello @Kdemirlioglu and @trantrieuvy ,
I have fixed the problem through the pip install command. Now it will directly install also the init.py file which is necessary to import the functions inside the PyOMA.py module.
Please refer to the command pip install Py-OMA published here
Hello,
I have fixed the problem through the pip install command. Now it will directly install also the init.py file which is necessary to import the functions inside the PyOMA.py module.
Please refer to the command pip install Py-OMA published here
Hopefully this was helpful
Best regards
Marco Martino Rosso
ArtIStE - Artificial Intelligence in Structural Engineeringhttp://www.civilml.polito.it/
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PhD Student in Structural Civil Engineering at Politecnico di Torino
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Hi! The error ("AttributeError: module 'PyOMA' has no attribute 'FDDsvp'") is still available. Could you please upload the init.py file again or tell us the solution?
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If I use the example with Python 3.8.8, there comes: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyOMA'