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Hello all, I just bought a book on Python, and started to go through it (bought it for my children and myself). I'm having a problem importing 'easygui'. I am new to programming. I am trying to program on my Mac.

I downloaded easygui to the following:/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/python2.5/site-packages/

When I go in Finder, I see a easygui83 file, that has the easygui in it.

When I type: import easygui in IDLE I get the following messages:

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Traceback (most recent call last):
File '<pyshell#0>', line 1, in <module>
import easygui
ImportError: No module named easygui

What am I doing wrong? Is the easygui file in the wrong place?

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'Inspired by EasyGUI, designed for PyQt'

Project description

Inspired by EasyGUI, designed for PyQt

EasyGUI_Qt is a module for simple and easy GUI programming in Python.

EasyGUI_Qt was inspired by EasyGUI created by Stephen Ferg andis based on Tkinter. By contrast, EasyGUI_Qt is based on PyQtwhich is not included in the standard Python distribution - but isincluded in some other distributions like Continuum Analytics’ Anaconda.

Free software: BSD license
Documentation: https://easygui_qt.readthedocs.org.

Python version

Officially, this is a project that targets only Python 3. However, I havenow decided to attempt to provide some support for Python 2. Other thansome unicode issues, all widgets should work with Python 2.

Design philosophy

Like the original EasyGUI, EasyGUI_Qt seeks to provide simple GUI widgetsthat can be called in a procedural program. EasyGUI_Qt is NOT event-driven: all GUI interactions are invokedby simple function calls.

The archetype is get_string(message)which pops a box whose purpose is exactly the same as Python’s input(prompt),that is, present the user with a question/prompt, have the user enter ananswer, and return the provided answer as a string. Thuseasygui_qt.get_string() can be used as a drop-in replacement forinput().Similarly, instead of using a print() function to display a message,show_message() is used which pops a message window; however, note thatunlike print, show_message interrupts the flow of the programand require some interaction from the user for the program tocontinue.

Unlike the original EasyGUI, which sometimes used cryptic names likemsgbox or ynbox, EasyGUI_Qt attempts to use descriptive nameswhich follow PEP8 convention. Where is mac os download. Thus, instead of msgbox, it usesshow_message; instead of ynbox, it has get_yes_or_no.Most function names start with either get_, show_ or set_.

EasyGUI_QT is based on PyQt; it leverages the available dialogs thatcome with PyQt whenever possible. This makes it possible to haveautomatic translation of some GUI elements (such as text on standard buttons)provided the locale is set correctly and that the local distribution ofPyQt includes the appropriate translation: when EasyGUI_Qt runs, it scansthe standard PyQt location for translation files and note which ones arepresent and can be used when the locale is set.

An attempt is made at avoiding duplication of essentiallyidentical functionality. Thus, multiple selections from a list of choicesis done only one way: by using a dialog where choices appear as labelsin text and not labels on buttons.

Roadmap

See https://github.com/aroberge/easygui_qt/issues/13 and feel freeto add comments.

Similar projects

The following is an incomplete lists of a few cross-platform projectsthat share some similarity with EasyGUI_Qt, but use back-ends other than PyQt

easygui: the original; tkinter back-end
anygui: multiple back-ends; well knownbut no longer supported
psidialogs: multiple back-ends supported -possibly the most complete project from that point of view.
python-dialog: dialog/Xdialog/gdialog back-end

There are quite a few lesser known projects but none that seem to beactively supported. If you are aware of other projects that shouldbe mentioned, do not hesitate to contact me and let me know.

0.9.3

Updated in an attempt to work with both PyQt5 and PyQt4 (Thanks to D. Schellenberg for help).

0.9.2

(Some of the changes noted are addition or improvements submitted by David Hughes via email)

TextWindow now shows input either from a file or from a supplied string.
added show_code()
added show_text()
renamed show() to show_message() [reverting change from 0.9.1]
started creation of custom “page format” for more complex dialogs
changed get_date() so that it returns a datetime date instance

Note: the documentation has NOT been updated to reflect these changes.

0.9.1

removed verification from get_new_password
added find_help
created “back end” for wizard creator - will become show_story()
documented and changed naming convention
renamed select_language() : get_language()
renamed show_message() : show()
fixed a unicode bug for Python 2
changed the way show_file works
removed required_install PyQt4 from setup.py

0.9.0a

Simplified the way change_password was implemented by reusing one ofthe new modules and fixed an unreported bug in the process
changed the formatting of this file so that it should not cause problemswith PyPI anymore.

0.9.0

Major change in version number as almost all the desired widgets forversion 1.0 have been implemented.

Release notes:

Some unicode problems are likely present when using Python 2.7; the primarytarget is Python 3.3+ … but we try to support earlier version as well.

Some problems are present with Mac OSX and Python 2.7 (only?)

added show_abort
added get_many_strings
added handle_exception
added show_code
added show_file
added get_new_password
adressed an issue where some dialogs would appear below some windows(e.g. terminal) when launched from some platforms (e.g. Mac OSX):the goal should be that the dialogs always appear on top of other windows.
removed with_app decorator; this decorator had been introduced to reducethe amount of repetitive code appearing in each function (and initiallyinspected the function signature to add automatically some additionalkeyword args) but it likely made it impossible to do unit testing withQTest (still not done) and prevented ReadTheDocs from reading the correctsignatures for the decorated functions.
tooltips added to demos launcher
added get_username_password

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0.4.0

added get_password
added get_date
added get_color_hex
added get_color_rgb
added get_continue_or_cancel
added roadmap as a github issue https://github.com/aroberge/easygui_qt/issues/13
removed CONFIG as a global dict; using the configuration file instead.
remove set_default_font
rename set_locale to set_language
added configuration file to save locale and font size

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0.3.0

Decided to support (with lower priority) Python 2 (2.7.9 more specifically)
Should work reasonably well with Python 2.7.9 - other than potentialunicode related issues
made get_list_of_choices(), get_choice(), get_string(), and get_directory_name()work properly with Python 2.7.9

0.2.3a

changed extension of some demos (from .pyw to .py) as they were not uploaded to pypi

0.2.3

added demos dir to setup.py so that it can be included on pypi

0.2.2a

changing path on image in readme in attempt to help pypi display properly

0.2.2

changed the syntax for calls to super() to be compatible with Python 2.Note that the intention is to be a Python 3 project, but if simple changescan make it compatible with Python 2, they will be incorporated.
changed name of set_save_file_name to get_save_file_name
changed name of yes_no_question to get_yes_or_no
added get_list_of_choices
added demo launcher

0.2.1

Moved the demos directory to a more sensible location
added get_directory_name
added get_file_names
added set_save_file_name
attempt to fix bug for Python 3.2 where inspect.signature was not defined

0.2.0

The API has been changed since the initial releaseand the following widgets have been documented, with images insertedin the documentation.

get_choice
get_float
get_int
get_integer
get_string
set_font_size
set_default_font
select_language
set_locale
show_message
yes_no_question

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