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(I would normally pursue this on another thread I was working with
STSci, but this problem occurred late this afternoon here on the west
coast. I think STSci folks disappeared by then, but, as it turns out,
my weekend is open. However, if I cannot get this squared away, I can
easily return to other related matters that are not impacted by
numdisplay.)<br>
<br>
There was a mix-up earlier today when I tried to install numdisplay.
The web had an old version, 14. That was corrected and 1.5.4 is now
available. After downloading 1.5.4 and untarring it. I then drilled
down to<br>
<br>
C:\Downloads_Programs\Python\numdisplay-1.5.4\numdisplay, <br>
<br>
which has the build and lib folders along with setup.py,
stcsci-dist...back.py, and stsci-dist...back.pyc.<br>
I then entered setup.py install. All seems to have gone well. However,
when I enter import numdisplay in IDLE's >>> prompt, it
objected with "no module named numdisplay". I then tried from the
Python command prompt line (looks like a DOS prompt window) and got the
same response. <br>
<br>
Next I tried IDLE's Path Browser, and looked under
C:\Python25\lib\site-packages. numdisplay was not listed, but numpy,
PIL, pyfits, etc. were listed. Next, drilling down to
C:\Python25\Lib\python2.5\site-packages, numdisplay was found. This
looks like the wrong place for it. Note the injection of python2.5 in
the path. <br>
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I'm not quite sure what's wrong here. Maybe it's right and I need to
try another way. <br>
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