Thanks Glynn for help,
now .py extension is registered correctly and my module ends with
correct code but The error message is the same. In linux (ubuntu 10.4
LTS) all works fine but in windows my module and all other python
standard modules (e.g. r.mask) return same error. If I set
PYTHONPAT=C:\Python27 I have this message " [...] no module named
grass.script"
thanks
Il 15/12/2010 0.28, Glynn Clements ha scritto:
Ensure that the script has the module and option descriptions at the
top of the file and the grass.parser() call at the bottom of the file:
if __name__ == "__main__":
options, flags = grass.parser()
main()
with nothing else at the top-level (outside of any function
defintion).
If that isn't sufficient, check that that the .py extension is
registered correctly. You should be able to "execute" a Python script
from the Windows command prompt by typing its name.
File "C:\OSGeo4W\apps\Python25\lib\xml\etree\ElementTree.py", line
If the extension is registered to an official version of Python, I
suggest that you don't change that, but manually edit the startup
scripts to use the official version rather than the OSGeo4W version.
You may need to install wxPython, NumPy and/or PyWin32.
If the extension isn't registered at all, I suggest installing Python
using the installer from python.org, then following the above
paragraph.
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