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Thanks for the feedback.

I don't want Pygame to be installed because it is heavy and not strictly necessary (it is very useful for previews, yet). But indeed decorator could be installed with pip. Numpy, the second important dependency, could also be auto-installed.

I don't remember how you ask pip for automatic installs (preferentially with no re-install if the package is already installed). Do you happen to know how to do that ?

In the meantime I will update the docs.

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Cool. Add requires=['numpy', 'decorator'] to setup.py. You can also specify
specific versions for those dependencies. See here:
http://docs.python.org/2/distutils/setupscript.html#relationships-between-distributions-and-packages

On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 3:11 PM, Zulko [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for the feedback.

I don't want Pygame to be installed because it is heavy not strictly
necessary (it is very useful for previews, yet). But indeed decorator
could be installed with pip. Numpy, the second important dependency, could
also be auto-installed.

I don't remember how you ask pip for automatic installs (preferentially
with no re-install if the package is already installed). Do you happen to
know how to do that ?

In the meantime I will update the docs.

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That's what I had done, but in my memories it used to re-install my numpy... Maybe I did something wrong at the time. I am trusting you on this one.

Thanks !

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Just pushed the changes, I hope it does the trick. I'll wait a little before closing the issue.

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Thanks zulcko.

On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Zulko [email protected] wrote:

Just puched the changes, I hope it does the trick. I'll wait a little
before closing the issue.

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Ok it was still buggy but now I think I fixed it for good. Fingers crossed. I am closing the issue. Thank you for the feedback.

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