#Import basemap on pycharm for mac install
Get rid of the old Basemap, and install a new one, and Newer versions of mpl_toolkits due to the switch to setuptools and Older versions of Basemap are not compatible with The problem is most likely due to an old install of Basemap, since it isĪlso an "mpl_toolkit". Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub Please ping to have this re-opened if you can reproduce this with a Then remove |matplotlib| and |mpl_toolkits| folders if they still Uninstall mpl and basemap, then going into the site-packages folder, To try and revive your current env I suggest telling conda to I suggest starting fromĪ fresh environment (and never working in the 'base' environment). Method and there are stale files left around. I suspect that you at some point install mpl using more than one Works as expected (where |bm_scratch.py| is your example). (bm_test) ✔ /tmp 13:46 $ python bm_scratch.py | home/tcaswell/mc/bin from PATH prepending /tmp/bm_test/bin to PATH tmp/bm_test # To deactivate this environment, use: # $ sourceĭeactivate # ✔ /tmp 13:46 $ source activate /tmp/bm_test discarding ]|# To activate this environment, use: # $ source activate Package plan for installation in environment | ✔ /tmp 13:45 $ conda create -p bm_test python matplotlib basemap
#Import basemap on pycharm for mac mac os x
Keep in mind, I'm running on a MacBook Pro running Mac OS X v. are you running on a Mac platform or on a linux platform? Please Then I used conda to install matplotlib and observed that the matplotlibĪnd mpl_toolkits folders where installed. The matplotlib and mpl_toolkits folders from the site-packages folder. I uninstalled matplotlib and basemap using conda and manually deleted Please ping to have this re-opened if you can reproduce this with a clean environment To try and revive your current env I suggest telling conda to uninstall mpl and basemap, then going into the site-packages folder, then remove matplotlib and mpl_toolkits folders if they still exist, then re-install. I suggest starting from a fresh environment (and never working in the 'base' environment). I suspect that you at some point install mpl using more than one method and there are stale files left around. Works as expected (where bm_scratch.py is your example). |#ĭiscarding /home/tcaswell/mc/bin from PATH The following NEW packages will be INSTALLED: The following packages will be downloaded: Package plan for installation in environment /tmp/bm_test: Theta = np.linspace(-4 * np.pi, 4 * np.pi, 100)Īx.plot(x, y, z, label='parametric curve')ġ3:45 $ conda create -p bm_test python matplotlib basemap ipython Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/user/coursera - programming for everybody (python)/Week - 06/3d-line.py", line 2, in from mpl_3d import Axes3D ImportError: No module named mpl_3dįrom mpl_3d import Axes3D I get the following error message when I run it: The sample program is attached to this posting. I also installed Basemap which as I understand it also installs mpl_toolkits at the same time. I have the latest version of Anaconda and Matplotlib installed. I'm running Anaconda on a MackBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.10.3. I'm attempting to run a Matplotlib example that requires the use of mpl_toolkit mplot3d.
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