Morten Kjeldgaard

I still have the issue with Atom version 1.9.9 and `atom-html-preview` version 0.1.22.

I agree, it is redundant to include the lat, lon coordinates of locations in every line of the .csv file.

I experience the exact same problem (OS X 10.11.6 + homebrew). Elpy-config acknowledges that the virtual environment is active, but it still uses the binaries from /usr/local and the modules...

Yes, during Emacs initialization I set: ``` (setq elpy-rpc-python-command "python3") ``` I doubt it will work with "python", because I don't use Python2 and it's not configured for virtualenv.

Ah, didn't realize that. Very confusing. Anyway, I tried changing `elpy-rpc-python-command` to "python" as you suggest and I get Python2 as expected. (I'm not sure where the interactive one comes...

Oh, I said something wrong, `~/.virtualenvs/Emacs/bin` _is_ on the path when I do `M-! echo $PATH`, only it's in the middle somewhere, after `/usr/local/bin` etc. I activate the virtenv when...

Yes, `exec-path-from-shell` is installed, but I didn't do it manually?! It must have come in from melpa as a dependency somehow? I will try to remove it and see what...

(Removing `exec-path-from-shell` doesn't change the behaviour I described above.)

What I was thinking was allowing the user to specify the path for Python, for example: ``` (setq elpy-rpc-python-command "~/.virtualenvs/Emacs/bin/python3") ``` I know it defeats the purpose of `pyvenv` but...

Wow you are fast 😀 I will poke around and try out your latest 2 suggestions, using `bash` and pointing to the precise Python binary.