Hello TM2 users,
just created a miniconda environment called `py37` which I activate via `conda activate py37`. In my endeavour to tell TM2 how to execute a python code with this environment I found this stackoverflow "solution": https://stackoverflow.com/a/8989779
If this is the way to go – I am a novice and need some help: - assuming I put this into `/usr/local/bin/` - I guess the file extension is sh and I call it via `sh wrapperscript.sh`? -- is this somehow affected by the new shell in Terminal in Catalina? - is "MY-ENV" = "py37" in my case? -- or should this be replaced with `conda activate py37`? - what does "$@" mean
If this is not the way to go, then what should I do? ;-)
Thanks for your help. Cheers, Claus
On 20 Nov 2019, at 15:02, Claus wrote:
Hello TM2 users,
just created a miniconda environment called `py37` which I activate via `conda activate py37`. In my endeavour to tell TM2 how to execute a python code with this environment I found this stackoverflow "solution": https://stackoverflow.com/a/8989779
That is not the way to go. Honestly, I doubt the accepted answer will even work.
You don’t need to “activate” a virtual environment to use it (and neither does TextMate). You just need to tell it where the right Python executable is. I would set `TM_PYTHON` in a `.tm_properties` file as described in my answer on Stack Overflow.
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Claus -
Rob McBroom