On 5/13/08, Jason Ourscene ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I installed everything through macports initially, but would like to
>be on a newer version of python which i found is bundled with leopard.
>I completely removed all the files and things associated with
>macports. Now when i type python in the terminal i get.. ~bash:
>python: command not found
>
>I tried to figure out a way to link it all back together but cant seem
>to get it.
>
>Anyone know of a way to do this?
Your environment variables are now wrong.
First of all, have you logged into a fresh terminal session? It is possible
(though remote) that could fix the problem.
From the command prompt, type
echo $PATH
Will give you the basics.
The default python install will be in /Library/Frameworks/Python/... etc.
but it will likely be running from /usr/bin/python or /usr/local/bin/python
something else...
Try
/usr/env python
and see if that gives a little joy.
I'm not really 'up' on the finer details of setting evn. variables under OS-X,
but hopefully this will give you a place to start from.
S
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