For example, in rails you can do a ‘gem list’ and it will show all of the gems that you have installed.
Any clue how I can do this in python? Also, I am using virtualenv, not sure if that helps?
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For example, in rails you can do a ‘gem list’ and it will show all of the gems that you have installed.
Any clue how I can do this in python? Also, I am using virtualenv, not sure if that helps?
is supposed to do it (from here).
Note: When I did it, I got a segmentation fault due to one of the libraries (I’m on Ubuntu).