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Hi,
I have downloaded CGAL bindings for python. In the read me doc it says all I need to do is add the path to the CGAL folder to the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
BUT when I look at the environment variables PYTHONPATH isnt there?
I'm using Windows 7, Python (x,y) with Python 2.7.3.1 & Spyder - light
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Nic
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Feb 23, 2014, 6:57:10 AM2/23/14
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OK found PYHONPATH it was because I was using Spyder lite that I couldnt find it.
BUT I can get the bindings to work. I have a test pogram whic includes the following imports,
from CGAL.Kernel import*
from CGAL.Triangulations_2 import*
from random import*
I keep getting the error,
from CGAL.Kernel import* ImportError: No module named CGAL.Kernel
Am I calling the module correctly?
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Nic
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Feb 23, 2014, 8:40:38 AM2/23/14
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Hi,
There are pre-built windows binaries for CGAL available here
You shouldn't have any trouble installing them in Python(x,y).
By the way, if you need other hard-to-build libraries or bindings,
please look for them at Gohlke's page. It's the biggest repository of
Python scientific packages for Windows.