You can adjust the resource file '$XSI_ROOT/.xsi_X.X'. They are setting
a new PYTHONPATH envar there. I've set it to append the existing path
after the xsi python path, that way any xsi specific modules will have
priority:
setenv PYTHONPATH "${XSI_BINDIR}:${PYTHONPATH}"
-A
Greg Smith wrote:
Okay got a linux question regarding python and XSI, more particularly
using the enviroment variable PYTHONPATH. Now I am aware that XSI
ships with Python 2.3 and a version of pywin32. Which pretty much
makes it independent from the install on Linux itself. However for
some reason, python library in XSI does not look at the PYTHONPATH
environment variable. Is there a reason for this? I figured out how
to get around this by executing the following script in the script
editor, but personally I think its a band-aid solution and not a
proper resolve:
import sys
sys.path.ammend('python path variable')
I am curious if there is something that I need to set first in order
for it to work. And on another note, what if I wanted to use a more
recent build of Python instead of the one included with XSI? am I SOL?
Greg
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