在Mac OS X 10.9上安装matplotlib
作为安装 OCRopus 的要求,我已经在Mac上成功安装了matplotlib
pip
的OS X 10.9.1:
As a requirement to install OCRopus, I have successfully installed matplotlib
on Mac OS X 10.9.1 by pip
:
$ sudo pip install matplotlib
但是在安装OCRopus之后,由于延迟了以下模块,该测试无法正常工作:matplotlib.backends._backend_gdk
.阅读此文档和此问题使我确信,如果我通过以下方式重新安装matplotlib
,我的问题可能就不会解决:>
But after installing OCRopus the test didn't work because of laking this module: matplotlib.backends._backend_gdk
. Reading this document and this question convinced me that my problems might gone if I reinstall matplotlib
through:
$ sudo port install py27-matplotlib +gtk2
但是在Mac OS X 10.9.1上,似乎有一个错误,我收到此错误:Error: Dependency 'py27-pyobjc' not found.
:
But on Mac OS X 10.9.1 it seems there is a bug which I receive this error: Error: Dependency 'py27-pyobjc' not found.
:
---> Computing dependencies for py27-matplotlib
Error: Dependency 'py27-pyobjc' not found.
To report a bug, follow the instructions in the guide:
http://guide.macports.org/#project.tickets
Error: Processing of port py27-matplotlib failed
我所需要做的就是安装matplotlib
的其他变体.这就是我从port variants py27-matplotlib
那里得到的:
All I need is to install different variant of matplotlib
. This is what I get from port variants py27-matplotlib
:
$ port variants py27-matplotlib
py27-matplotlib has the variants:
cairo: Enable Cairo backends
dvipng: Enable dvipng support
ghostscript: Enable GhostScript support
gtk2: Enable GTKAgg backend
gtk3: Enable GTK3Agg backend
latex: Enable LaTeX support
pdftops: Enable pdftops support
pyside: Enable PySide backend
qt4: Enable QT4Agg backend
[+]tkinter: Enable tkAgg backend
universal: Build for multiple architectures
webagg: Enable WebAgg backend
有人知道如何在Mac OS X 10.9.1上获取+gtk2
吗?或如何使用此特定设置使pip安装matplotlib
?
Any idea how to get +gtk2
on Mac OS X 10.9.1? or how to make pip to install matplotlib
with this particular settings?
事实证明问题出在我的计算机上.我不知道问题的根源.最后,我在干净安装的Mac OS X 10.9.1上使用新的Xcode命令行工具和新的MacPorts尝试了该过程,并升级了python 2.7.6,然后运行良好.
It turns out problem was on my computer. I couldn't figure out the source of the problem. Finally, I tried out the process on a clean installed Mac OS X 10.9.1 with new Xcode command-line tools, and new MacPorts, and upgraded python 2.7.6, then it worked fine.