I've got a Chromebook running Ubutu. I just created my own package I need my programs to access. I got it all working on Mac OSX last night, and the source code is all the same. There is an init.py file (with underscores!) in the package directory. I have tried setting PYTHONPATH in both my .bashrc and .profile. I echo it to the terminal, and it displays the right directory for my package. But when I run Python and look at sys.path, the directory has not been added to sys.path! I did all these same steps on Mac OSX last night, and saw the new dir show up fine in sys.path.
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By the way, both computers are running python 3.4 and the most recent anaconda distribution. – Gene Callahan Feb 19 '15 at 00:57
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Fixed: On Mac OSX I did not need to export the shell variable. Apparently this is necessary on Ubuntu. – Gene Callahan Feb 19 '15 at 19:34
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I have met the similar question, but mine is PyCharm, not the anaconda. I just add the path in PyCharm interpreters configuration,then it works. I don't know if the anaconda have the similar settings. I hope it works for you.
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