Thanks, I had found your repo, and searched the wx maillist, you had told us in may. I just need to do basic plot and show, So I think your work is OK enough. But I had some problem when setup. should I setup traits first? and there is a py2to3 need to compile, I am tired to install vs in windows, so I commen this line, then setup successfully! but when I setup pyface, traitsui, I got many error about print. does it because I did not compile the py2to3?
for some details on using ETS with the latest wxpython from my repo. I have made no changes for almost 4 months now, and much of the package information is now out of date. For example, some of the issues related to Mayavi have been fixed with vtk 8, and the latest versions of wxpython may have fixed some of the noted undesirable behaviors.
Cheers, Eric
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From your question about setting up traits first, it sounds like you may be trying to simply install the Mayavi stuff. Unfortunately, the interdependence of ETS packages means that you need to use special versions of everything.
It is a waste of space, I know, but the best way to test my fork is on a sandbox clean install of Python 3 with Anaconda. Once you have this sandbox set up, and dependencies installed, you should be able to get all of ETS set up using the ets.py at
The instructions there are a bit outdated with respect to vtk and wxpython, and I am not sure where the latest versions of these might be. You might want to try vtk 8, and see if you can find the latest versions of wxpython.
FYI, in my repo the package installations setup.py files disable the use of py2to3. Indeed using py2to3 will change many import statements. Once I made the commitment, for better or worse, to go with Python 3 and quit worrying about Python 2 compatibility, I manually changed most of the places affected by use of py2o3.
I see from your comments on TraitsUI issue 356 “Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix backend” that you share many of my concerns. You probably should push the discussion out to the ETS group discussion.
The instructions there are a bit outdated with respect to vtk and wxpython,
Conda-forge has both, though maybe not the latest versions.
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and I am not sure where the latest versions of these might be. You might want to try vtk 8, and see if you can find the latest versions of wxpython.
FYI, in my repo the package installations setup.py files disable the use of py2to3. Indeed using py2to3 will change many import statements. Once I made the commitment, for better or worse, to go with Python 3 and quit worrying about Python 2 compatibility, I manually changed most of the places affected by use of py2o3.
I see from your comments on TraitsUI issue 356 “Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix backend” that you share many of my concerns. You probably should push the discussion out to the ETS group discussion.
Cheers,Eric
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