importing modules

[reetamca]

I could not import modules like os,glob and other standard modules in python..
The only module i can import is sys...

import site' failed; use -v for traceback
is the error code i get if i open the editor...


>>>import os
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named os\
>>>


what should i include do to get my modules import?

[aruni]

check weather u installed it correctly

[bartonc]

I could not import modules like os,glob and other standard modules in python..
The only module i can import is sys...

import site' failed; use -v for traceback
is the error code i get if i open the editor...


>>>import os
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ImportError: No module named os\
>>>


what should i include do to get my modules import?

Your installation does seem a bit odd... "use -v for traceback": The verbose option is normally set in off the shelf versions. So:
Did you compile this sub-version?
What's your OS, etc.
If you didn't do the compile, where'd you get the version of python and what is that version?
Etc, etc???

[reetamca]

Your installation does seem a bit odd... "use -v for traceback": The verbose option is normally set in off the shelf versions. So:
Did you compile this sub-version?
What's your OS, etc.
If you didn't do the compile, where'd you get the version of python and what is that version?
Etc, etc???

My python version is 2.5.1
My OS is Windows XP
How to set the verbose option to ON?

[bartonc]

My python version is 2.5.1
My OS is Windows XP
How to set the verbose option to ON?

This indicates that you have a bad installation. You must re-install.
Be sure to include all optional packages.
Use the
Python 2.5.1 Windows installer
(Windows binary -- does not include source)
from the Download Standard Python Software page.

That should solve all of your problems at one time.