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Originally Posted by Mirox
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For sure Python 2 will not work. I am sure I used some stuff that is only compatible with Python 3.
That is weird about the pip issue. The last version of python 3 that supports Windows XP is https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-345/. You can uninstall Python 2.7, then install Python 3 from that link. Make sure you tell it to put the python executables in the path. Make sure Python 2.7 is removed before doing this.
'pip install pyqt5' should indicate that pyqt5 is installed. If pyqt5 does install, and it warns you about pip being out of date, you can ignore that.
You do not have to put the nparse source in the python directory. As long as Python is put in your system path.. (meaning you can run it from any directory which is an option when you install python -- make sure to look for it, it maybe be out of the way), you should be able to type "python nparse.py" in command prompt. Meaning, you can place the nParse master source in your My Documents folder or something. You can open a command prompt using file explorer by holding shift and right clicking the window then selecting open a command prompt here from the context menu.
I am sorry.. Windows XP -- too bad you can't update it to at least 7 :O
I hope the above works for you. |
Looks like I'm out of luck because the link you sent me states the following:
Python 3.4.5 has only been released in source code form; no more official binary installers will be produced.
I checked all the versions close to 3.4.5 and all of them keep saying it has expired and just has me update to the latest version.
No worries and thanks for your help...