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is there any means of telling QGIS to use a different Python installation than the default, system-wide one?
E.g. use some virtualenv Python /myvirtualenv/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python?
Background: I'm developing a custom plugin that uses some modules which are only installed in a certain virtualenv, but not system-wide.
The virtualenv is allowed to access system-wide packages, so the qgis core libs should still be accessible when using that virtualenv.
The only solution that I see right now is to install the required modules in the system-wide Python. However, I'd like to keep them in the virtualenv only, if possible.
qgis qgis-plugins pyqgis qgis-2
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is there any means of telling QGIS to use a different Python installation than the default, system-wide one?
E.g. use some virtualenv Python /myvirtualenv/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python?
Background: I'm developing a custom plugin that uses some modules which are only installed in a certain virtualenv, but not system-wide.
The virtualenv is allowed to access system-wide packages, so the qgis core libs should still be accessible when using that virtualenv.
The only solution that I see right now is to install the required modules in the system-wide Python. However, I'd like to keep them in the virtualenv only, if possible.
qgis qgis-plugins pyqgis qgis-2
edited 26 mins ago
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is there any means of telling QGIS to use a different Python installation than the default, system-wide one?
E.g. use some virtualenv Python /myvirtualenv/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python?
Background: I'm developing a custom plugin that uses some modules which are only installed in a certain virtualenv, but not system-wide.
The virtualenv is allowed to access system-wide packages, so the qgis core libs should still be accessible when using that virtualenv.
The only solution that I see right now is to install the required modules in the system-wide Python. However, I'd like to keep them in the virtualenv only, if possible.
qgis qgis-plugins pyqgis qgis-2
edited 26 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Jan 27 '15 at 12:43
matze09matze09
484
is there any means of telling QGIS to use a different Python installation than the default, system-wide one?
E.g. use some virtualenv Python /myvirtualenv/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python?
Background: I'm developing a custom plugin that uses some modules which are only installed in a certain virtualenv, but not system-wide.
The virtualenv is allowed to access system-wide packages, so the qgis core libs should still be accessible when using that virtualenv.
The only solution that I see right now is to install the required modules in the system-wide Python. However, I'd like to keep them in the virtualenv only, if possible.
qgis qgis-plugins pyqgis qgis-2
qgis qgis-plugins pyqgis qgis-2
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asked Jan 27 '15 at 12:43
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You can first load your virtual environment and then start QGIS in the same terminal where you loaded the virtual environment.
for example in linux:
source /myvirtualenv/bin/activate
qgis
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I cannot guarantee this will work but perhaps you could try setting a custom variable to load your python version:
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You can first load your virtual environment and then start QGIS in the same terminal where you loaded the virtual environment.
for example in linux:
source /myvirtualenv/bin/activate
qgis
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You can first load your virtual environment and then start QGIS in the same terminal where you loaded the virtual environment.
for example in linux:
source /myvirtualenv/bin/activate
qgis
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You can first load your virtual environment and then start QGIS in the same terminal where you loaded the virtual environment.
for example in linux:
source /myvirtualenv/bin/activate
qgis
edited 26 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
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answered Jan 29 '15 at 10:21
Tommaso Di BucchianicoTommaso Di Bucchianico
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You can first load your virtual environment and then start QGIS in the same terminal where you loaded the virtual environment.
for example in linux:
source /myvirtualenv/bin/activate
qgis
edited 26 mins ago
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answered Jan 29 '15 at 10:21
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I cannot guarantee this will work but perhaps you could try setting a custom variable to load your python version:
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I cannot guarantee this will work but perhaps you could try setting a custom variable to load your python version:
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I cannot guarantee this will work but perhaps you could try setting a custom variable to load your python version:
answered Jan 27 '15 at 12:52
JosephJoseph
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I cannot guarantee this will work but perhaps you could try setting a custom variable to load your python version:
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