Hi
> If I understand Glynn's comments correctly it won't work through the main > build system, but for personal add-on scripts that's not the end of the > world. > > That is exacly what I want. I have my winGRASS6.4 installation and I want to run/use some Python scripts. Just that... > the important things is that both the script and python.exe can be found > in the path. You'll probably need to give your script a .py extension, and > make sure that Windows associates .py with Python and knows to run them > with python.exe. A web search will show a number of hits on how to do that, > and there's a number of mostly untested attempts at it deep within the > mswindows/ package installer scripts in the grass source code. > > I have browsed but I really didn't find anyone attempting having a python script in winGRASS6.4. > If the .py filename extension stuff fails, maybe you could write a custom > .bat file which launches "python your_script.py", something similar to what > is done for the UNIX shell scripts that ship with WinGrass 6.x. > YOu mean (e.g. my Script is called i.test.py I should have a i.test.bat in bin folder and with the following? @"%GRASS_SH%" -c '"%GISBASE%/scripts/i.test.py" %*' ?? How can I know if ther python is in the path? THanks helena
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