Igor Korot <ikoro...@gmail.com> writes: > I got a suggestion to install eric for my developmental needs. > Unfortunately, it looks like my Linux distribution have a bug as > running eric throws an exception. > > [code] > igor@IgorDellGentoo ~/plaso-build/liblnk-20140905 $ eric5 > An unhandled exception occurred. Please report the problem > using the error reporting dialog or via email to > <eric5-b...@eric-ide.python-projects.org>. > A log has been written to "/home/igor/.eric5/eric5_error.log". > > Error information: > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > 2014-09-21, 07:56:26 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > <class 'ImportError'>: > No module named 'DebugClients.Python3.coverage'
This tells you that "DebugClients.Python3.coverage" could not be imported. The real problem might be "DebugClients" or "DebugClients.Python3" or "DebugClients.Python2.coverage". To find out, import those packages/modules in an interactive Python interpreter session in turn. The first failing import indicates the real problem. If "DebugClients" is the culprit, then either the package is not installed or not covered by "sys.path" (the envvar "PYTHONPATH"). You might try "locate DebugClients" to see whether "DebugClients" is somewhere on your file system. The installation instructions for "eric" might tell you something about package or configuration dependencies. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
