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If for any reason you want to control each step of the building process (for example you do not have *virtualenv* but you If for any reason you want to control each step of the building process (for example you do not have *virtualenv* but you
are using *conda*), here is how: are using *conda*), here is how:
- Create a virtual environment or use an existing one and activate it - Create a virtual environment or use an existing one and activate it
- Install the list of requirements that are listed in the src/pip.freeze file - Install the list of requirements that are listed in the src/pip.freeze file
- Install wxPython - Install wxPython
- Build the msspec shared librarires with the command "make pybinding" - Build the msspec shared librarires with the command "make pybinding"
- Install the msspec Python package with "pip install -e src/" - Install the msspec Python package with "pip install -e src/"
The last step can be replaced by adding the src/ path to your PYTHONPATH, but bear in mind that the package will then The last step can be replaced by adding the src/ path to your PYTHONPATH, but bear in mind that the package will then
be also visible to other virtual environments no matter they fit the msspec requirements. be also visible to other virtual environments no matter they fit the msspec requirements.