I was having an error where any python command sent in the CMD would return a huge string of errors terminating with AttributeError: module 'tokenize' has no attribute 'open'. I could not find a solution anywhere and I resorted to re-install windows as my antivirus was not launching and I thought, "oh great one of those viruses". Long story short it wasn't a virus, just a neglected program that broke and needed repairing, and now it's fine. Unfortunately, python was still buggered. So I uninstalled and reinstalled python. I then went to use pip to download the modules I use. I installed pycolorama just fine, but IMMEDIATELY after installing pyenchant I get the same exact problem. I cant use pip list -v to find where it's installed. Furthermore, I don't understand why a python module would have a file called tokenize when I would assume it is known that python already has a file called tokenize. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
P.S. I am using pyEnchant's spell check to make sure that the user entry is in fact a word in the English dictionary. If there is a better way to do that in the same amount of code:
import enchant
d = enchant.Dict("en_US");
word=input();
if d.check(word) :
Words.append(word);
then by all means please just say use this module and bugger enchant