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pwnage630
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http://imgur.com/gallery/GlOtkOe/newHere is the code I typed in.

 

http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ex46.htmlThat's the lesson.

 

I'm pretty sure my code is identical to Zed's and when I type in "nosetests" it says: -bash: nosetest: command not found

 

What did I do wrong?

 

Have you installed Nose??

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Have you installed Nose??

 

 

 
 

 

Have you installed Nose??

 

Yep, with pip and by downloading it.

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Yep, with pip and by downloading it.

Try running "Sudo pip install nose"??

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Try running "Sudo pip install nose"??

I did it and still getting the same error, I should mention this is on a mac.

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I did it and still getting the same error, I should mention this is on a mac.

Check out this thread on StackExchange. The first answer seems to work for Mac :)

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9270188/beginner-installing-nosetests-package

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Check out this thread on StackExchange. The first answer seems to work for Mac :)

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9270188/beginner-installing-nosetests-package

I install it all and I don't think I'm doing it right, from what I understand I have to cd to projects/skeleton and then type in "nosetests". That is what I have been doing, is that correct?

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Try using "nosetests2" or "nosetests-2.7" (or -2.5 or -2.whatever python version you're using)

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Try using "nosetests2" or "nosetests-2.7" (or -2.5 or -2.whatever python version you're using)

This is so weird, none of this is working at all for me...

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This is so weird, none of this is working at all for me...

What is the output you get from running the command "echo $PATH"

And if you go to the folder "/usr/local/bin" is there an app for nosetests in there?

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What is the output you get from running the command "echo $PATH"

And if you go to the folder "/usr/local/bin" is there an app for nosetests in there?

/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Developer/Tools/Panda3D

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