>Hi,
>
>2011/3/14 Monica Buescu <[monicabuescu1985 at gmail.com]>:
>> AS far as I can see this is an error from WxPython for WinGRASS. I solution
>> is to change the path that the "Browse" functionality produces. How can this
>> be done? (I'm also interested in that because I do hjacve the same
Hi,
2011/3/14 Monica Buescu :
> AS far as I can see this is an error from WxPython for WinGRASS. I solution
> is to change the path that the "Browse" functionality produces. How can this
> be done? (I'm also interested in that because I do hjacve the same problem
> with my students).
please descr
AS far as I can see this is an error from WxPython for WinGRASS. I solution
is to change the path that the "Browse" functionality produces. How can this
be done? (I'm also interested in that because I do hjacve the same problem
with my students).
Any suggestion?
Gracias
Monica
Hi There
I talked with Helmut, since he is an Win-GRASS expert user, and we have done
this test with WinGRASS (Bash Scripts):
r.out.xyz input= output=C:\delete\ai.txt
If I run this in WinGRASS text mode it places the data in file
c:\deleteai.txt (it ignores the '\'
If I run this in WinGRASS text
Hello Glynn
First of all, thank you for replying to my emails...
> Python accepts '\'. GRASS typically just passes filenames to the OS,
> and Windows accepts '\'.
>
Yes you are right. But for instance, if I try to run r.out.xyz GRASS script
(included in WiNGRASS standalone versions) like this:
katrin eggert wrote:
> > > Everytime I try to run a Python Script in Windows, when I need to insert a
> > > file path (e.g. D:\testing_ground) I need to change the \ for /.
> >
> > In what context?
>
> For instance imagine that I have a python script called r.landsat.py that
> imports landsat im
Hello Glynn
First, Thanks for your attention and reply
> > Everytime I try to run a Python Script in Windows, when I need to insert
> a
> > file path (e.g. D:\testing_ground) I need to change the \ for /.
>
> In what context?
>
> For instance imagine that I have a python script called r.landsat.p
katrin eggert wrote:
> Everytime I try to run a Python Script in Windows, when I need to insert a
> file path (e.g. D:\testing_ground) I need to change the \ for /.
In what context?
In Python string literals, the "\" character is used as an escape
character, e.g. "\n" is newline. You need to us
Greetings
Everytime I try to run a Python Script in Windows, when I need to insert a
file path (e.g. D:\testing_ground) I need to change the \ for /. Of course
this is not a problem for me but since I'm trying to put all my colleagues
(40s-50 years old colleagues) from my bureau using GRASS and us
