Ironpython.Runtime.Exceptions.Importaxception: 'No module named fcntl' - Ironpython C#

Question

Hello, good afternoon, sir. I am calling a file . py, which is in the scope of my application directory, and the following error is returned:

Ironpython.Runtime.Exceptions.Importaxception: 'No module named matplotlib.pyplot'

On the button call, I am asking to check the Paths of version 3.8 of Python, and yet this message appears to me.

Note the code below:

 //Instanciando o PythonEngine
            var MotorPython = Python.CreateEngine();

            //Definido os paths da IronPython
            var PathsIronPyton = MotorPython.GetSearchPaths();
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C:\Python27\Lib");
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\");
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\matplotlib");
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C: \Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38 - 32\Lib");
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C: \Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38 - 32\Lib\site-packages\");
            PathsIronPyton.Add(@"C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38-32\Lib\site-packages\matplotlib");
            MotorPython.SetSearchPaths(PathsIronPyton);

            //Lendo o fonte em .py
            var SourceCodePython = MotorPython.CreateScriptSourceFromFile(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "python-statistics", "calc2.py"));

            //Definido o Escopo
            var ScopePython = MotorPython.CreateScope();

            SourceCodePython.Execute(ScopePython);

            var ClasseCalc = ScopePython.GetVariable("calc");

            //Inicializando a classe calc.py
            var InstanciaCalc = MotorPython.Operations.CreateInstance(ClasseCalc);

            InstanciaCalc.grafCasosAtivos(true);
        }
        catch 
        {
            throw;
        }

Show me this error message in catch. Has anyone been able to troubleshoot the reason for this message? Note: When running in Debug mode, I can see that

Answer 1

I searched and recently discovered that Ironpython does not have support for this library. Unfortunately.