maybe you have an outdated version of networkx? Try:;

import networkx
networkx.version

What did you get?

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To simplify matters install once with easy_install -- it will bring current versions of everything.

easy_install --user smop

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Hi victorlei, thanks a lot for your quick reply. Here is what I got:

networkx.version
'0.37'

I don't have write access to the computer, so I will ask my administrator to install it. Thanks for your help!

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try

easy_install --user networkx

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this is a very old version. Current is 1.9.1

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Yes, many of my python modules are too old. Smop works well after the new versions were installed. Thanks victorlei.

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You are welcome. I am always curious what kind of code is converted using smop, so maybe you could post some of your code

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I want to convert a standard MATLAB function "imfindcircles" into python, not sure if it is right to post the code here because of the authorization issue, but the file imfindcircles.m can be found in the MATLAB directory if you have MATLAB installed.

Smop worked well with the example solver.m, but so far I have not converted imfindcircles.m successfully. There was no error message showed up, but the converted code was incorrect (looks like smop didn't walk into the MATLAB code). I am still checking to see if I can have this fixed.

Here is what I had:

Autogenerated with SMOP version

main.py /smop/CODE/imfindcircles.m -o /smop/CODE/imfindcircles.py

from future import division
from runtime import *

Thanks!

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Are you sure that m file is not empty?

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Hi victorlei. Yes, the .m file is not empty, it is a standard MATLAB function with 303 lines.
It is very interesting that the problem seems to be solved by deleting the "end" at the end of the .m file
The original .m file looks like this:
function [output1, output2, output3] = function_name(inputs)

lines that do the job

end

I deleted the "end", then smop generated a .py file which was not empty. I haven't test the converted python code yet, but I think it should work with some modifications.
Thanks a lot for your work, it saves my time (otherwise will have to do it manually T_T). Very cool job!

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