Oops, forgot the -shared flag in the vdigit makefile. It ended up
linking as a program. See: http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/ticket/61
Changed the shared flag to something appropriate for OSX, and I didn't
need to add the "import wx" to grass6_wxvdigit.py.
I successfully digitized a boundary. Lots of messages in the Terminal
- failed assertions and context errors.
I'll add to http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/ticket/58 with my results.
On Mar 9, 2008, at 3:18 PM, William Kyngesburye wrote:
important is the last part of the message which comes when you try to
import grass6_wxvdigit Python module .
Try:
cd gui/wxpython/vdigit
python
import grass6_wxvdigit
you will get this error
So is there a bug in grass6_wxvdigit.py?
I'm not sure if this is from the way I setup my test build or
something else.
Here is what I did to get it compiled: since _gdi_.so is technically
an extension to [wx]Python, I figure that it should get loaded
(maybe
automatically?) by wxPython. So instead of directly linking it into
vdigit, I used an OSX linker flag "-undefined dynamic_lookup" to
tell
the linker that the gdi.so symbols will be found at runtime.
Hm, the last days I have not so much time to work on this, the way
you
suggest maybe could solve it.
I'm guessing "import wx" should import _gdi and load _gdi_.so, since
_core imports _gdi. Didn't help with the init_grass6_wxvdigit error.
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