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| 2021-01-11 13:29:34 +0200 | commented question | Problems with modules after installation Ah, that does seem to work, many thanks! I fiddled with the all.py file to see if I can load the module automatically, but it seems that this command was already in there. So after executing this command once, now it seems to work every time upon restarting. Eventually I also found the answer to my second question: apparently the relevant folder is the build/pkgs folder. After putting the files in, I can import whatever I need, using the same command. |
| 2021-01-11 10:25:30 +0200 | asked a question | Problems with modules after installation Hello everyone, I have installed Sage on Ubuntu 16.04 from the pre-built tarball binary exactly as described in the installation guide but I am left with some newbie questions. After browsing the web for several hours, I still cannot manage to get the module graphs up and running in the terminal. First I couldn't even import graphs, but after running
without ModuleNotFound error, but the command leads to Moreover, I'd like to add a new package (sage-drg by Janos Vidali, which I cannot link) but it remains unclear on how to do this. Where do I unpack the zip? How do I let Sage know where to find this package? Is this even possible if I didn't built from source? |
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