Finally, I managed to solve it!
The error was not a broken Python, but an incomplete wxPython installation!
Python had well been accessed, as long as I didn't mess around with PYTHONPATH;
it just couldn't find the wx stuff.
Thanks anyway for the time you took looking on my problem!
Best regards,
Tobias Conradt wrote:
> Having set PYTHONHOME=/home/conradt/usr/local makes no difference,
> any other setting now produces an *altered error message*:
>
> ImportError: No module named site
>
> Any clues?
Still a broken Python installation. The "site" module is part of the
standard library.
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Today, I made a completely new installation of Python (2.7) in
my local path, re-built and -installed NumPy, wxWidgets and wxPython.
Then I re-configured, -built and -installed GRASS.
Requesting g.gui wxpython still leads to:
ERROR: wxGUI requires w
Dear Glynn, thanks for the quick reply!
The Python I use is system-wide installed in /usr/bin.
I've tried it with PYTHONHOME=/usr/lib64/python2.6 and
PYTHONHOME=/usr/lib64 to show the way to the standard
libraries, and I've tried PYTHONHOME=/usr/bin to tell
Python where to find itself. The result
Tobias Conradt wrote:
> I've successfully compiled and installed GRASS 6.4.0 svn
> (status of 7th July 2010). While the tcltk GUI runs fine,
> any attempt to start the wxpython GUI produces one of the
> following error messages:
>
> either:
>
> ERROR: wxGUI requires wxPython. No module named
