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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gnssrefl.gpssnr' #318

Closed cheesepalm closed 3 weeks ago

cheesepalm commented 3 weeks ago

I used git clone and then pip install 'pip install .'

Working on Linux

I installed the package and it said "Successfully built gnssrefl" Then I tried to open rinex2snr -h and it resulted in ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gnssrefl.gpssnr'

I use a virtual environment with python 3.9.20.

pip list | grep gnssrefl gnssrefl 3.10.0

Can you help me with this? I am a bit puzzled at the moment.

cheesepalm commented 3 weeks ago

Update: Okay I'm not 100% sure what I did but I think that using pip3 instead of pip did the trick for me. Now the rinex2snr program can be started normally.

kristinemlarson commented 3 weeks ago

Thank you for posting this. I will make a note in the install instructions to warn people that pip3 may be needed.

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dahmic77 commented 1 week ago

Hi, I have the same issue. I followed your instruction under "Direct Python Install" (https://gnssrefl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/README_install.html): pip install . installexe linux64 (Note: The EXE environment variable has to be set via .bashrc and also the EXE directory has to be created before this command work.)

Version gnssrefl-3.10.2 was installed at my Linux PC. Then I tried to run 'rinex2snr -h' command and got the same failure: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gnssrefl.gpssnr'

'gpssnr.f' is Fortran code. In a former version of gnssrefl a 'build' directory was created with Fortran binaries. But it seems to be that the installation steps above do not include a compilation of the Fortran code at the moment. Is the compilation of the Fortran code not necessary anymore?

kristinemlarson commented 1 week ago

hi are you using the docker? a linux emulator on your PC? which python are you running? i can't say much without more information and a screen shot.

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Hi, I have the same issue. I followed your instruction under "Direct Python Install" ( https://gnssrefl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/README_install.html): pip install . `installexe linux64 (Note: The EXE environment variable has to be set via .bashrc and also the EXE directory has to be created before this command work.)

Version gnssrefl-3.10.2 was installed at my Linux PC. Then I tried to run 'rinex2snr -h' command and got the same failure: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gnssrefl.gpssnr'

'gpssnr.f' is Fortran code. In a former version of gnssrefl a 'build' directory was created with Fortran binaries. But it seems to be that the installation steps above do not include a compilation of the Fortran code at the moment. Is the compilation of the Fortran code not necessary anymore?

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kristinemlarson commented 1 week ago

and are you using python3 and pip3 (or pip pointing to python3)

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hi are you using the docker? a linux emulator on your PC? which python are you running? i can't say much without more information and a screen shot.

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Hi, I have the same issue. I followed your instruction under "Direct Python Install" ( https://gnssrefl.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/README_install.html): pip install . `installexe linux64 (Note: The EXE environment variable has to be set via .bashrc and also the EXE directory has to be created before this command work.)

Version gnssrefl-3.10.2 was installed at my Linux PC. Then I tried to run 'rinex2snr -h' command and got the same failure: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gnssrefl.gpssnr'

'gpssnr.f' is Fortran code. In a former version of gnssrefl a 'build' directory was created with Fortran binaries. But it seems to be that the installation steps above do not include a compilation of the Fortran code at the moment. Is the compilation of the Fortran code not necessary anymore?

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dahmic77 commented 1 week ago

I solved the problem. See solution under https://github.com/kristinemlarson/gnssrefl/issues/320. The 'rinex2snr -h', 'gnssir -h' or 'subdaily -h' commands should not be used in the ./gnssrefl installation directory itself. Otherwise it works.

kristinemlarson commented 1 week ago

i can run those same commands anywhere. so i'm not sure what you are saying.

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I solved the problem. See solution under #320 https://github.com/kristinemlarson/gnssrefl/issues/320. The 'rinex2snr -h', 'gnssir -h' or 'subdaily -h' commands should not be used in the ./gnssrefl installation directory itself. Otherwise it works.

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dahmic77 commented 1 week ago

I can also run the command anywhere except under the main ./gnssrefl directory. I do not know, what is the reason for that. Selection_182

kristinemlarson commented 1 week ago

can you get the code to do anything useful? (translate a file, run quickLook)

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I can also run the command anywhere except the under the main ./gnssrefl directory. I do not know, what is the reason for that. Selection_182.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ccd7685c-cba2-4489-8f43-b5a1f3e1eada

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dahmic77 commented 1 week ago

Yes, it works, if I start the command outside the /opt/gnssrefl main directory.