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From: pboddie at my-dejanews.com (Paul Boddie)
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Date: Mon, 19 Apr 1999 15:13:01 GMT
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Subject: Problem with FNORB
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References: <19990419073413.22923.00002720@ng-fz1.aol.com>
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Message-ID: <7ffh5k$d7k$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
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In article <19990419073413.22923.00002720 at ng-fz1.aol.com>,
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alhopiteau at aol.com (Alhopiteau) wrote:
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> i have a problem with fnorb, running the example i get a error while the
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script
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> try to import the Fnorb.cdr module, this module is developped using C, how to
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> manage this?
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If you mean that when you try to execute a program which imports various
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Fnorb modules, you get errors complaining about the whereabouts of the cdr
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module, then you should ensure that your PYTHONPATH points to the directory
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where cdrmodule.so is located. So, if you have cdrmodule.so in
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/home/badger/Fnorb then you must make sure that /home/badger/Fnorb is in your
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PYTHONPATH. Note that in the Fnorb source, cdr is not used as if it belongs
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to the Fnorb package. (import cdr is used.)
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I believe that the instructions with Fnorb advise you to place the .so files
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(made in Fnorb/src) either somewhere in your existing PYTHONPATH, or in the
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Fnorb directory. If you choose the second of these two options then you must
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modify your PYTHONPATH accordingly. I was caught out by this, but the above
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solution worked for me.
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--
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Paul Boddie
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Oslo, Norway
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