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Hi
I'm used to grabbing frames from seqs in R for further analysis, but need to do it in Python now. Python is new to me.
I successfully did "pip install flirpy" in conda. In PyCharm I can see that flirpy is in the list of packages in the interpreter window. However, when I run "python split_seqs -h" in conda, I get "python: can't open file 'split_seqs': [Errno 2] No such file or directory".
I something wrong with my install?
Regards
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This is a known issue on Windows due to a bug/feature in how Poetry handles "scripts". What you can do instead is just copy the script from this repository and run it as you would any other Python file. This file is also included when you install Flirpy, in your Python library. This will hopefully be fixed once Poetry is updated to properly handle user scripts.
Hi
I'm used to grabbing frames from seqs in R for further analysis, but need to do it in Python now. Python is new to me.
I successfully did "pip install flirpy" in conda. In PyCharm I can see that flirpy is in the list of packages in the interpreter window. However, when I run "python split_seqs -h" in conda, I get "python: can't open file 'split_seqs': [Errno 2] No such file or directory".
I something wrong with my install?
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: