On May 22, 5:19 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> anyone using psyche?
>
> how do you run it on Vista? what file do you click? there is no
> obvious file like psyche.py...
After installation, you should be able to find 'psyche.bat' in C:
\Python2.X\Scripts.
However, it hard codes the path for the python interpreter, so you'll
need to edit it to fix.
BUT! Doing so just reveals the next problem, running it I keep getting
complaints about the following piece of code:
def get_epsilon(self, None = None):
"""
Return the mapping for epsilon, or None.
"""
return self.special.get('', None)
I've never used psyche and I've no idea what the author was thinking
here, but the 'None = None' in the function parameters is a serious
'wtf?' You need to edit site-packages\psyche\Plex\Transitions.py line
85 to be:
def get_epsilon(self):
Then running psyche.bat will at least get the interpreter running. I
can make no guarantees on its correctness, however. But at least it
_seems_ to work:
C:\Python25\Scripts>psyche
Psyche version 0.4.3, Copyright (C) 2002 Y. Duppen
Psyche comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software,
and
you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; read
the
attached COPYING for details.
psyche> (define (plus1 x) (+ x 1))
psyche> (plus1 2)
3
Hope this helps!
- alex23
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