Hi Salvatore,
I'm on version 1.0.8 installed through the Python Plugin Installer.
I guess these latest changes on github have not yet made into the
packaged version...
I will try again with sextante from source... tomorrow ;-)
Olav
On 22/12/12 00:16, Salvatore Larosa wrote:
Hi Olav,
2012/12/2
Hi Olav,
2012/12/21 Olav Peeters
> A quick and dirty circumvention of the check is to change line 373 in
> ~/.qgis/python/plugins/**sextante/saga/SagaAlgorithm.py
> to:
> if "" in line:
> (restart Qgis)
>
> this way the modules do open since the check is basically disabled.
> The original code s
A quick and dirty circumvention of the check is to change line 373 in
~/.qgis/python/plugins/sextante/saga/SagaAlgorithm.py
to:
if "" in line:
(restart Qgis)
this way the modules do open since the check is basically disabled.
The original code should also though. Maybe it's encoding related.
Whe
I have the same output as John
Olav
On 21/12/12 00:16, John C. Tull wrote:
Hi Victor,
Below are the outputs from my terminal. The error:library is a non-issue
according to comments on the dev forum for saga.
Regards,
John
which saga_cmd
/usr/local/bin/saga_cmd
saga_cmd
___
Hi Victor,
Below are the outputs from my terminal. The error:library is a non-issue
according to comments on the dev forum for saga.
Regards,
John
> which saga_cmd
> /usr/local/bin/saga_cmd
> saga_cmd
_
# ## ###
### ### ##
There is actually the following check in the case of mac and linux:
command = ["saga_cmd"]
proc = subprocess.Popen(command, shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
universal_newlines=True).stdout
for line in iter(proc.
On Dec 19, 2012, at 2:49 AM, Victor Olaya wrote:
> Olav,
>
> Thanks for your contribution!
>
>>
>> There is no option "SAGA folder" in the SEXTANTE configuration like you have
>> when installing on Windows. I haven't checked on Linux, but I guess the
>> Unixes don't need this, as long as saga_
Olav,
Thanks for your contribution!
>
> There is no option "SAGA folder" in the SEXTANTE configuration like you have
> when installing on Windows. I haven't checked on Linux, but I guess the
> Unixes don't need this, as long as saga_cmd is in the path, right?
Right, Mac and Linux should work in
Hi all,
I managed to successfully get SAGA installed from source on Mac OSX 10.6.8
Since the instructions on the SAGA wiki
(http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/saga-gis/wiki/Compiling%20SAGA%20on%20Mac%20OS%20X)
did not seem to work well in my case, here is what I did:
on a system (in my case OS
