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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">El 07/11/16 a las 10:12, Didier Roche
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<div>How could I found the PYTHON_PATH from the parts ? I
found that's not possible to download wxPython from PyPI
so I can't use python-packages either. So I suppose that I
need a Makefile, where I can specify the PYTHON_PATH. What
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Let's see what Sergio tells (if this is supposed to be supported
or not) as he did rewrite recently the python plugin. If not, you
can create your own plugin inheriting from the python one, and
exporting PYTHON_PATH to what you need (there are some examples in
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The new plugin does NOT set PYTHONPATH, instead it sets PYTHONHOME
and PYTHONUSERBASE. It has been specifically made to work with pypi
and the latest trendy upstreams. There are ways to use alternate
sources than pypi by just using the standard pip semantics for a
required package.<br>
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If none of this is good, then you should look into writing your own
plugin.<br>
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Cheers<br>
Sergio<br>
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