Simon Booth

> Are you enabling the AUTOSCAN option of the PyEmbeddableEnvironment? There's no AUTOSCAN option in the 3.9 packaged env - switching to PyEmbeddableEnvironment It was ALMOST working without AUTOSCAN (well,...

Looking at this.... [Screen recording 2022-08-14 12.06.35 AM.webm](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1549219/184516320-0de8fed6-52a3-4c7b-abdc-104f56d78cbc.webm) Numpy, Torch and PSUtil will work on Android - possibly specific versions, maybe specially built The PyDroid guy must be rich...

Oh, stupid Chromebook - basically it was showing Numpy, Pytorch and PSUtil running on Android via PyDroid Yeah, build Torch myself is my next step - trying simpler options first...

Installed 9 - 8 failed (Boto3 works) The ChromeBook is running through the same test. I's producing more output and it's very interesting. It's showing why something couldn't install (it's...

Logfile https://discord.com/channels/989230637342933042/989230639796588556/1008185984871059468 Interesting permission problems immediately stand out

PyEmbeddedResEnvironment391.EnvironmentPath If it's blank this (stupidly simple example) works otherwise it fails [PyTest.zip](https://github.com/Embarcadero/PythonEnviroments/files/9942843/PyTest.zip) Added some OnCreate code to the form - if the property is blank it's actually '$(ENVIRONMENT_PATH)\\$(PYTHON_VER)' ???...

The reason you'd want to set EnvironmentPath to something else is so that you can share a PythonEmbedded installation between multiple apps - something I can see being frequently desirable...

Yep, exactly - that's why I'm so keen to get this working on everything. A really interesting possibility is having a Delphi front end to a Linux WSL running on...

This is the problem... > //Let's first look for an existing environment > LEnvironmentPath := TPyEnvironmentPath.ResolvePath( > EnvironmentPath, PythonVersion); TPyEnvironmentPath.ResolvePath merely checks for the existance of a path - it...

Checked out Keras and Qt5 QT5 has a specific naming, changing it to PyQt5 made it 'better' (though there's no PyQt5.__version__) Keras is already correctly named Both of these modules...