Wei En Ng <[email protected]> writes: > The syntax error is probably due to the fact that the program is > written in Python 2 and not 3. Try using "pip" instead of "pip3". This > is just a guess, I'm not sure if the bindings are written in Python 3.
But APY uses Python 3.3+, and all the deps should also be in Python 3+, I don't think something you install using pip2 would become available to something using Python 3. I find this > On Tue, 4 Aug 2015 12:57 am David Martinez <[email protected]> wrote: > print "Is sphinx installed? If not, try 'sudo easy_install > sphinx'." > ^ > SyntaxError: invalid syntax weird – that's an error you typically get when you try to run python2-code in python3 (since print used as a keyword instead of a function is not allowed in python3). So I don't understand why that would happen when installing with pip3. ----- Could you try using a virtualenv? That might help ensuring the dependencies stay python3. Use the full path to your 3.3 version of pip3 to install virtualenv, and use the full path to your 3.3 version of virtualenv when running virtualenv --no-site-packages apyenv cd apyenv source bin/activate -Kevin
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