Python ImportError No module named wx

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Im sorry to ask this question again  I have searched and found endles repeats of it both on stackoverflow and also on general google search  Unfortunatly I just cant get my system sorted   I have the following   C  Python27 Lib site-packages wx-2 8-msw-unicode   this folder contains the wx folder and also wx  amp  wxPython folders which each contain the   init  py files  When I import wx I get the error message  no module named wx   What do I need to do in order to get Python to find the relevant files to allow me to  import wx  succesfully

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Windows    Go to C  Python27 Lib site-packages  find the folder wx- lt version gt -msw or similar  Move the wx from the above folder to C  Python27 Lib site-packages

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Download the  whl file from this link   The name of the file is       wxPython-3 0 2 0-cp27-none-win32 whl for Windows 32 bit and python 2 7 and     wxPython-3 0 2 0-cp27-none-win amd64 whl for Windows 64 bit and python 2 7    Then in the command prompt  pip install location-of-the-above-saved-file

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I restart the IDLE and works for me

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Generally  package names in the site-packages folder are intended to be imported using the exact name of the module or subfolder   If my site-packages folder has a subfolder named  foobar   I would import that package by typing import foobar   One solution might be to rename site-packages wx-2 8-msw-unicode to site-packages wx   Or you could add C  Python27 Lib site-packages wx-2 8-msw-unicode to your PYTHONPATH environment variable

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Ubuntu   sudo apt-get install python-wxtools

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I had the same error today but I tried something and surprisingly it worked  In the site packages folder there will be a file named wx pth  Open it using notepad and its contents would be like  wx-2 8-msw-unicode   It is basically the name of the folder containing wxpython  Delete this using Ctrl   A and copy the name of the folder from the site packages and paste it here even if it is the same    Sounds weird but maybe the original file contained a hidden character

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In fedora you can use following command to install wx  pip install -U     -f https   extras wxpython org wxPython4 extras linux gtk3 ubuntu-16 04     wxPython

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Make sure you choose the right project intepreter in the compiler   I used the Pycharm  and I encountered the same problem   And it was solved by choose the right intepreter  Thisvideo may help you

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Just open your terminal and run this command thats for windows users pip install -U wxPython  for Ubuntu user you can use this  pip install -U   -f https   extras wxpython org wxPython4 extras linux gtk3 ubuntu-16 04   wxPython

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If you do not have wx installed on windows you can use     pip install wx

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This worked for me pip install --user -U wxPython

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For Windows and MacOS  Simply install it with pip  pip install -U wxPython   Reference  Official site

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I too face the same problem  I like to share which I was faced so it can be helpful for anyone  In my case I have installed both python2  7 and python3  and tested the application in python3 after some analysis I used     pip show wxpython-common     to find the location of wx which was in       usr lib python2 7 dist-packages   so i understood in my case wx will work only in python2 7 environment

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I had the same problem for a PyMOL plugin that required the wx module  though I installed wxpython by downloading its package from here  Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extension Packages  and installing it with the command   pip install   wxPython-3 0 2 0-cp27-none-win amd64 whl   For some reason it gave me that error  for which I uninstalled it with   pip uninstall wxPython   and then I downloaded it from here  wxPython 4 0 0a1  and reinstalled   pip install   wxPython-4 0 0a1-cp27-cp27m-win amd64 whl   The error at this point has not been presented anymore

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I m on 64-bit Windows 7 and went to   https   wxpython org   Then downloaded the exe for my system  installed it  and it worked for me

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You may check if you have the directory where are the packages of Python  in my machine  this dir is C  Python27 lib site-packages  in the Path variable on Windows  If Python s path environment variable does not have this directory  you will not find the packages

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