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try: import MySQLdb # some action except ImportError as err: # fallback code PyCharm gives a code inspection warning on that: 'MySQLdb' in try block with 'except ImportError' should also be defined in except block This inspection detects names that should resolve but don't. Due to dynamic dispatch and duck typing, this is possible in a limited but useful number of cases. Top-level and class-level items are supported better than instance items. Ok, I thought the warning is reasonable, because the fallback code assumes that 'MySQLdb' is not installed, while it could be some different error that

Post has been Updated 03-05-2017 People were talking about this problem here: VS 2010 - Import Export Settings VS2013 cannot import settings from TOOLS>Import and Export Settings Currently in 2017 the issue is still affecting Visual Studio and SQL Server Management Studio. Below is Import Export Dialog Status for my two setups: Win7 Ultimate x64: SSMS 2014 - Working, VS 2013 - Working, VS 2015 - Disappears Win10 Pro x64 1703 (Fresh Install): SSMS 2016 - Disappears, VS 2017 - Disappears (Everything is updated to their newest stable versions) Details: As soon as I click "Next' button here: Video

I recently updated a number of packages and my version of EPD Canopy (to1.4.1.1975) and now I'm unable to import pandas , numpy , scipy or matplotlib . I get the ImportError below. I've also tried importing from the command prompt but I can the same error. pandas - 0.14.0-1 numpy - 1.8.0-2 scipy - 0.14.0-1 matplotlib - 1.3.1-8 Does anybody have any suggestions as to how I could fix this? From this Stackoverflow question it seems like I might need to change/move something to a different directory. Could somebody explain how I could go about this? This documentation was suggested but I'm not

I would like to run a simple 'Hello world' app. Every time I run it I get 'ImportError: No module named web' I installed web.py using pip and using easy_install several times. I tried uninstalling it and installing again. I tried installing it a as sudo. Nothing seems to work. I use OS X Code of the application: import web urls = ( '/', 'index' ) app = web.application(urls, globals()) class index: def GET(self): greeting = "Hello World" return greeting if __name__ == "__main__": app.run() I tried to run this app using this commend: python /Users/mptorz/webversion/bin/app.py http://0.0.0.0:8080

I have a few modules in python, which are imported dynamicly and all have the same structur (plugin.py, models.py, tests.py, ...). In the managing code i want to import those submodules, but for example models.py or tests.py is not mandatory. (So i could have plugin_a.plugin and plugin_a.tests but only plugin_b.plugin ). I can check if the submodule exists by try: __import__(module_name + ".tests") except ImportError: pass That will fail, if module_name+".tests" is not found, but it will also fail if the tests -module itself will try to import something, which is not found, for example because

I am not able to import the zipline.transforms module >>> from zipline.transforms import batch_transform Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ImportError: No module named 'zipline.transforms' Disclaimer: I'm currently a maintainer of Zipline. I'm guessing the reason you're seeing this error is because that particular module was removed a while back (assuming you're using zipline 1.0.0 or later). If you want to do things similar to transforms you'll need to call data.history() to get your pricing data, and call numpy/pandas functions like .avg() or .std() , or

I have problem with imported module into my qsl/management/commands/<customcommand>.py file. in fact, my app structure is : qsl/management/commands/ : dir for my management commands qsl/management/jobs/ : dir for my mangement jobs jobs are python classes that contains the job i want to be done in the coresponding command e.g: news command in qsl/management/commands/ imports news job in qsl/management/jobs/ my error when i want to execute python manage.py news is an importerror : no module named management.jobs.news Make sure that all the folders have a __init__.py in them so that they can be