fix bugs with pyexists and qt path#34
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| # `fixqtpath()` seems to not be working, | ||
| # https://github.com/JuliaPy/PythonPlot.jl/issues/17 | ||
| #fixqtpath() |
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It is it not working, or not necessary? What is the downside of keeping this function call (which may still be needed on some systems)?
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It somehow breaks the Qt5 backend for me, and apparently others as described in #17 . It isn't necessary for me; I don't even need to set QT_PLUGIN_PATH. After spending a few hours debugging the first problem, I didn't take time to investigate what is going here with qt path.
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Any chance to get this merged, or what is missing? |
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Bump. I was hoping to share code with colleagues that uses PythonPlot, and it would be easier if this is merged. |
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On my system (MacOS with macports-installed julia and python), PythonPlot was not picking up an appropriate gui backend. It took some sleuthing to determine why, but I discovered that
pyimport("importlib")would sometimes not includeutilas an attribute. This PR fixes that problem, and also adds output of the error in the gui-detection try block to help with any future bugs that might arise there.I also include in this PR a change to comment out
fixqtpath()as it does not seem to work properly, as also reported in #17. I have not spent time chasing this one down. This change enables Qt5 backend on my system, even without specifyingENV["QT_PLUGIN_PATH"].