Am 18.01.2018 12:29 vorm. schrieb "Michael Barton" :
Thanks Carlos,
Many recent versions seem to take a long time to initialize the first time
opened. And of course this needs to be opened with a Ctrl-click because I
have not paid Apple $100/year to be able to sign packages.
As far as I know th
Just tried it on my laptop. There is history in the minimalist python shell.
You just have to hold down the cmd key while pressing the up or down arrow key.
Michael
C. Michael Barton
Director, Center for Social Dynamics & Complexity
Professor of Anthropology, School of Human
Carlos,
I believe the problem here is that you are mixing the bundled Python with your
system Python. There is no seaborn package installed in the app. We just
bundled the Python needed to run GRASS and its modules.
I assume you have installed seaborn into your system Python. But since within
Hello Michael
I got the error message when importing seaborn (see below). I'm more used
to the regular terminal window, so that's where I noticed the lack of
python history. I just checked on the GUI terminal, and seaborn imports
without errors, but there's no history as well (the arrow key move t
Thanks Carlos,
Many recent versions seem to take a long time to initialize the first time
opened. And of course this needs to be opened with a Ctrl-click because I have
not paid Apple $100/year to be able to sign packages.
I am curious about the error message. Were these some of your custom scr
Fantastic!
After installing it, it kinda froze the first time I opened it, but the
second time there was no issues.
NVIZ works!
I tried to run some python scripts and in the first time I got an error
message, complaining about matplotlib, but luckily the error message said
to use 'pythonw' inste
Ok, I run it again and it seems that the issue was with the size of the
background rectangle, the fontsize and the units string (' m') which all
ended up being larger than the predefined size.
Now I changed from using 'units' to 'title' and all the background
rectangles remain with the same size.
Because this is a relatively new way to compile GRASS, I hesitate to claim it
is a 'bug' in the 7.4 code until others have had a chance to look at the brief
error output I sent. I'm not sure what to report is the problem at the moment,
as the errors in 7.4 RB and 7.4.0RC2 seem different. I can c
On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 11:14 PM, Michael Barton wrote:
> I've just posted a new GRASS 7.2.2 dmg to the GRASS for Mac web site
> (http://grassmac.wikidot.com). This one is compiled with gettext for
> internationalization. Please test.
Great!
> I have not been able to get 7.4 to compile yet.
If
I've just posted a new GRASS 7.2.2 dmg to the GRASS for Mac web site
(http://grassmac.wikidot.com). This one is compiled with gettext for
internationalization. Please test.
I have not been able to get 7.4 to compile yet.
Michael
C. Michael Barton
Director, Center for Soc
I understand the desire not to waste effort. However, it seems that it will
still be some time before Phoenix is completely stable and we have code that
works with it. Issues 1 and 2 seem to be easily fixable things in the current
code. Are any other platforms using wxPython 3.0.2 yet? If so, do
Eric has already documented it pretty well. I'm making a set of notes organized
a bit differently that will help me move through the workflow rapidly. Once we
get it nailed down, we can put it on the WIKI and/or link to Eric's site.
Michael
C. Michael Barton
Director, Center
Hi,
I was wondering if someone could tell me how r.watershed works in terms of
creating stream network. I was of the opinion it just mapped a river from A
to B based on the least cost search algorithm where elevation is the "cost"!
However, it also calculates flow directions and flow accumulation
You mean providing the data for it?
I'm looping through 56 1x1degree DEMs, in about half of the cases the
legend gets the larger rectangle.
I used this same script before without any issues, the only difference is
that now I'm setting the range for the legend.
I tested it without the range paramet
On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 6:51 AM, Carlos Grohmann
wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I'm producing some pngs for an article, using d.mon, d.grid and d.legend in
> a python loop. In some of the images, the legend background is fine, but in
> others, the background rectangle is way larger than what I defined.
>
Hello all
I'm producing some pngs for an article, using d.mon, d.grid and d.legend in
a python loop. In some of the images, the legend background is fine, but in
others, the background rectangle is way larger than what I defined.
This is an example of the loop:
araca = ['tdx12_Araca', 'tdx30_Ar
Hi Michael and Eric,
that's great indeed! What are the plans to document the entire
process? Probably creating a GRASS wiki page?
I would like to eventually switch to wxPython Phoenix, because I don't
want to invest energy into fixing issues for wxpython 3 in case some
of these things already wor
Hi all,
I’m missing a link to the new dmg, May I have a copy of it?
Cheers
Agustín
> On 17 Jan 2018, at 08:16, Markus Neteler wrote:
>
> Ken,
>
> On Wed, Jan 17, 2018 at 7:49 AM, Ken Mankoff wrote:
>> Hi Michael,
>>
>> Although my name is in the subject, I didn't get this email until just now
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