oh i think it might be the 2nd case of having the wrong version of
pip. I do have pip for Python 2 also but both are not on my path so
cmd doesn't recognise 'pip' unless used in their python folders. I'll
try reinstalling pip. i got it via easy_install so i may have the
wrong one there also:(
On S
On Sun, Dec 22, 2013 at 11:10:13PM +, Matthew Ngaha wrote:
> hey i've tried installing a few packages with pip that failed. i'm on
> windows and python3.3.
You're trying to use Python 3.3, but somehow your version of pip is
written for Python 2, which is why you're getting syntax errors.
Thi
hey i've tried installing a few packages with pip that failed. i'm on
windows and python3.3. I have tried 'pip install pycurl' and 'pip
install flup' which is something i need for django. I tried flup today
and what bothers me is even though it failed, it's making some temp
folders in places i neve
