The working directory will be your project root. So if any of your scripts do anything with paths relative to their location in the tree, they won't work. I create a default launch.json file to "run the current file". VSCode is a great editor, but everywhere else, it falls short, in my opinion. So my PYTHONPATH needs to be set to ~/project/ (something that P圜harm does automatically). In script.py, I have from modules import mod.
My python project is laid out as follows: ~/project/ I want a script to import a module from another directory. I have a situation that I believe is relatively common. PYTHONPATH="/home/tejul/Documents/gr13/default/lib/python2.7:/usr/lib/python2.7", this did not help Using double quotes around the path string, e.g.Restarting VSCode after each change of the.Calling the variable $PYTHONPATH instead of PYTHONPATH, this did not help.home/tejul/Documents/gr13/default/lib/python2.7, this did not help Setting the PYTHONPATH to one folder level higher, i.e.Alas, it has no effect on the python interpreter.Ĭan you see anything that I am doing wrong here? I have also tried: env file in the workspace directory which sets the order of preference for locations from which python should import the modules. I need to let VSCode use my own version of the environment variable $PYTHONPATH which would tell my regular python interpreter to import modules preferably from /home/tejul/Documents/gr13/default/lib/python2.7/dist-packages.įollowing the documentation, I have created my own. So redefining VSCode's python.pythonPath or selecting another python interpreter would not help me. So I need to use VSCode with my normal python interpreter located in /usr/bin/python2.7.
It looks like PyBOMBS did not install its own python interpreter into my prefix directory. python.pythonPath is the path to the python interpreter used for debugging or running the code, while $PYTHONPATH is the environment variable which python uses to search for modules. I've been trying to understand the selection of python interpreters, workspaces, and environments for VSCode.Īs far as I understand it, the VSCode workspace setting python.pythonPath is not to be confused with the environment variable $PYTHONPATH.
I want to write, run, and debug python scripts for the new version of GNURadio in the VisualStudio Code. Without modifying the $PYTHONPATH python - naturally - imports the older version of GNURadio. Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. I can use the newer version of GNURadio version only after I run the setup_env.sh script (which - among other things - adds /home/tejul/Documents/gr13/default/lib/python2.7/dist-packages to $PYTHONPATH) and then start python in the terminal lsīin etc include lib libexec setup_env.sh share source python GNURadio version 3.7.13.4 installed by PyBOMBS in /home/tejul/Documents/gr13/default/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio (my prefix directory is ~/Documents/gr13/default) GNURadio version 3.7.11 installed by the Linux Mint package manager in /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gnuradio I have installed two versions of GNURadio: How do I correctly set up the $PYTHONPATH variable for my workspace in VisualStudio Code?
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