2 days ago i had a problem with pypm and couldn't fix it so i uninstalled activepython, and I wanna install pip which suppose to be an alternative to pypm
I've been lookin开发者_JAVA百科g around for 6h and still stuck lol, I have installed setuptools, now what and how to run pip? from the command line? from python command line?...if i want to install django using i used to open pypm and write pypm install django, but i can't use pypm anymore, and the documentation is so confusing and no blogger has made his own easy to follow tutorial!!
i'm so confused and don't know what to do? I downloaded distribute but didn't install it, all i have is a bunch of files inside the folder maybe it's the source! I'm so confused lol, all i know is that setuptools is installed but don't how to run it lol, i'm on xp pro...
2 days ago i had a problem with pypm and couldn't fix it
I've responded to this problem in the ActiveState forum.
so i uninstalled activepython, and I wanna install pip [...] I have installed setuptools, [...] I downloaded distribute
There is no reason why have to uninstall ActivePython. Even if pypm
doesn't work, ActivePython already includes pip
(among setuptools/distribute/easy_install).
pip [is] supposed to be an alternative to pypm
pip and pypm complement each other; the former allows you to compile the packages yourself (slow and unreliable process especially on Windowds), while the later allows you to install pre-built binary packages. See How is PyPM related to pip and easy_install?
tl;dr - let's fix your pypm problem, and you'll be happy for it.
easy_install pip
pip install django
pip install whatever you like
all in terminal
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