Adding my own library to Python 3

In Python 2.7 in Indigo 2021, I made a Python library and put it in

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/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/dws.py

With Indigo I would write a Python script and say

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import dws

... and then the functions in dws.py would be available to the script. I was writing.

With Python 3 (after installing Indigo 2022.1.1) it can't find the dws.py script, I'm sure because of the "Python/2.7" notion in the path.

Does anyone know what directory I should copy my dws.py script into so that the "import dws" command will work in Indigo 2022.1.1?

TIA

In Python 2.7 in Indigo 2021, I made a Python library and put it in

Code: Select all

/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/dws.py

With Indigo I would write a Python script and say

Code: Select all

import dws

... and then the functions in dws.py would be available to the script. I was writing.

With Python 3 (after installing Indigo 2022.1.1) it can't find the dws.py script, I'm sure because of the "Python/2.7" notion in the path.

Does anyone know what directory I should copy my dws.py script into so that the "import dws" command will work in Indigo 2022.1.1?

TIA

I think this Wiki entry will give you what you're looking for.

Thanks Ryan - just what I was looking for. Works like a champ.