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[12:03:02] <RandomUser_> hello

[12:03:29] <RandomUser_> I am having an issue with Pillow on Mac Os X Mavericks and Python 3.4

[12:03:45] <RandomUser_> I use: from PIL import Image

[12:03:59] <RandomUser_> and I get the error message: no module PIL found

[12:04:13] <RandomUser_> I use: import Image

[12:04:17] <RandomUser_> same error

[12:05:14] <RandomUser_> Installation with: pip install Pillow

[12:05:20] <RandomUser_> is smooth and no errors

[12:05:31] <RandomUser_> I have installed as well all dependecies

[12:07:25] <aclark> RandomUser_: perhaps you installed Pillow with the wrong Python and/or are running the import in a different Python. Something like that is the most likely explanation to what you are describing.

[12:07:54] <RandomUser_> I do have 3 python version isntalled

[12:08:06] <RandomUser_> 2.5 - 2.7 and 3.4

[12:08:22] <RandomUser_> if I unistall all other python versions it might work?

[12:09:14] <RandomUser_> but I checked my python3.4 path (site-packages) and I can see the directory PIL with Image.py module there

[12:09:32] <RandomUser_> and pil is in PYTHONPATH as well

[12:09:43] <RandomUser_> for my 3.4 that is...

[12:10:57] <RandomUser_> there are no binaries for mac os x right? only pip ?

[12:11:56] <aclark> Right

[12:12:24] <RandomUser_> and I double checked right now … PIL is in Python3.4 path

[12:12:39] <RandomUser_> still No module named PIL

[12:12:57] <RandomUser_> thank you very much for your help though :)

[12:13:06] <aclark> Are you running the 3.4 interpreter?

[12:13:12] <RandomUser_> yes I am

[12:13:15] <aclark> If so, that doesn't make any sense :-)

[12:13:23] <RandomUser_> I am

[12:13:35] <aclark> Maybe your installation is broken… or something.

[12:13:43] <RandomUser_> actually whatever I do is INSIDE python3.4 directory

[12:13:55] <RandomUser_> I think I need to re-install python 3.4

[12:14:03] <RandomUser_> thank you AGAIN :)

[12:14:08] <RandomUser_> have fun!

[12:14:24] <aclark> gl!

[19:11:12] <aclark> kevc: ping