Hi,
2010/12/23 Martin Landa landa.mar...@gmail.com:
2010/12/23 Martin Landa landa.mar...@gmail.com:
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the problem has been report on trac [1], closed without any clue.
hm, it seems to be bug in GRASS windows installer, sorry for noise.
seems to be really mismatch of python versions.
Martin Landa wrote:
the problem has been report on trac [1], closed without any clue.
hm, it seems to be bug in GRASS windows installer, sorry for noise.
seems to be really mismatch of python versions. The test script
(below) is run by
C:\Program Files
Hi,
2010/12/8 Glynn Clements gl...@gclements.plus.com:
The bug is in GetGRASSCmds in globalvar.py. It checks whether the last
4 characters of the filename are '.exe' or '.py'. As '.py' is only 3
characters, it will never match. The code should be using
os.path.splitext().
fixed in r44691.
Hi,
2010/12/8 Glynn Clements gl...@gclements.plus.com:
ImportError: No module named collections
It looks as though I don't have the collections module?
That seems to be a common issue with Python on Windows. FWIW, the
stock Python 2.6.4 installer for Windows does include this module.
the
Hi all,
Maybe this could be a Xmas whish...
Is there a way to have i.spectral work like the query raster value
comand from the display window? I mean, whenever I click on any place
on the raster, i.spectral would draw the spectral profile of a raster
group?
Cheers and a great new year to all
You are right Glynn, I just checked i.spectral.py and it has the
d.linegraph feature but, i.spectral is greyed out in wxpython gui and,
when I try to run it from the command line (using Msys wingrass7svn),
if I input a raster group I get the error:
GRASS 7.0.svn i.spectral.py group=alos.radiance
Hi all,
I'm using WinGrass 7.0svn from the daily build and I just realized
that i.spectral.py needs gnuplot. Is there a way to remove this
dependency?
Cheers
Daniel
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Daniel Victoria wrote:
I'm using WinGrass 7.0svn from the daily build and I just realized
that i.spectral.py needs gnuplot.
It shouldn't need gnuplot. It shouldn't even try to use gnuplot unless
you use the -g flag. The default behaviour is to use d.linegraph.
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