Michael Barton wrote:
> We tried starting GRASS in a dos window rather than msys using the
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> From: Glynn Clements <[gl...@gclements.plus.com]>
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> Date: April 2, 2010 3:54:22 PM MST
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>>In a related question, maybe more for Colin, does GRASS 7 work in
>>Windows? If so, what is the setup to allow it to run the scripts in
>>Python?
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>GRASS 7 works in Windows using a similar batch file to that which I
>posted for 6.x. However, the I
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An: "Colin (Nielsen) Wren" ,Helmut Kudrnovsky
Betreff: Fwd: [GRASS-dev] Fwd: [GRASS-user] How to embed a grass script (for
example v.db.addcol) into a Pythonscript on windows?
Colin and Helmut,
Is there some way that these suggestions can be implemented as default be
Michael Barton wrote:
> OK. This helps. We were trying it in the "MSys' (broken and deprecated)
> rxvt program".
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> Like I said, I'm not familiar enough with Windows to realize that this
> would not work. I'm trying to help get python GRASS scripts to work
> under Windows. So testing it from MS
I have also been using grass7 on windows using the msys shell
(installed in a path without spaces). The GUI works fine though I
haven't tried this kind of python script.
nb. I am not using a self-installed Python, but the copy that comes
with the windows native installer. If the windows PATH or PY
Michael Barton schrieb:
> In a related question, maybe more for Colin, does GRASS 7 work in Windows?
> If so, what is the setup to allow it to run the scripts in Python?
I'm compiling from time to time Grass7 in the osgeo4w-stack on a WinVista32-box
for myself.
AFAICT grass7 on WinVista is w
OK. This helps. We were trying it in the "MSys' (broken and deprecated) rxvt
program".
Like I said, I'm not familiar enough with Windows to realize that this would
not work. I'm trying to help get python GRASS scripts to work under Windows. So
testing it from MSys is not the way to go. Should w
Michael Barton wrote:
> We've tried the things below and are not getting anywhere. I don't know
> if we simply don't understand something (I'm not a Windows person, but
> the 2 students copied are) or there is something more we need to do.
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> So far, we've installed Python from python.org. We'v
Hi Glynn,
We've tried the things below and are not getting anywhere. I don't know if we
simply don't understand something (I'm not a Windows person, but the 2 students
copied are) or there is something more we need to do.
So far, we've installed Python from python.org. We've installed it where
Thanks. Will try this.
Michael
C. Michael Barton
Director, Center for Social Dynamics & Complexity
Professor of Anthropology, School of Human Evolution & Social Change
Arizona State University
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Michael Barton wrote:
> A couple of students are trying to run python in wingrass now, following
> your directions below. They installed python, but we're not sure where
> to put #4 in your steps.
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> >> 4. PYTHONPATH needs to be set to %WINGISBASE%\etc\python
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> It seems like it ought to g
Glynn,
A couple of students are trying to run python in wingrass now, following your
directions below. They installed python, but we're not sure where to put #4 in
your steps.
>> 4. PYTHONPATH needs to be set to %WINGISBASE%\etc\python
It seems like it ought to go into the "grass64svn" initia
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