from
sqlp.y using yacc or bison.
FWIW, the file which bison generates uses ANSI C syntax if __STDC__ is
defined (which is the case for any ANSI C compiler).
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with G_close_cell() or G_unopen_cell() in order to
release other resources associated with the map.
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). The others only really
matter for building shared libraries (LDFLAGS is also used for
building executables, but it can normally be empty).
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G_close_gdal_link(fcb-gdal);
http://grass.osgeo.org/programming6/closecell_8c_source.html#l00130
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255.999)
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in core/utils.py with:
def split(s):
!Platform spefic shlex.split
if sys.platform == win32:
return shlex.split(s.replace('\\', r'\\'))
else:
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or double colon operator.
./include/Make/Grass.make, line 403: make: Dependency line needs
colon or double colon operator.
These all correspond to ifeq/ifneq/else/endif directives. Presumably
the problem is caused by not using GNU make (or possibly using an
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was able to report the correct $host
value and which compiler/linker switches actually worked on that
system.
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backslashes rather than as escape characters. If that's the only
reason, then removing the if case may suffice.
I don't know exactly how let our guest test that...
Tell them to modify utils.py as described above, or provide them with
a modified version.
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is caused by || rather than the
spaces?
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this to be the exception rather than the rule.
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the few users who actually need that flag, there might be
someone willing to put in the effort to figure out which version
corresponds to which API.
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the
4.x G_get_map_row() function (which maps null to zero) to the 7.0
Rast_get_c_row() function (which leaves null as-is, i.e. -2^31). I.e.
it now reads nulls as nulls (instead of zeros) but doesn't actually
make any attempt to deal with the nulls which it gets.
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Glynn Clements wrote:
I believe that the problem is due to an incomplete conversion from the
4.x G_get_map_row() function (which maps null to zero) to the 7.0
Rast_get_c_row() function (which leaves null as-is, i.e. -2^31). I.e.
it now reads nulls as nulls (instead of zeros) but doesn't
by the same rules
as raster map names:
if (!G_legal_filename(windowName)) {
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the startup script.
FWIW, I do have a ~/.grass7/rc file; the timestamp is Feb 2010, which
shows how often I run the startup script.
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quotes.
From the above code, it appears that posix=False is used on Windows so
that backslash characters in filenames are treated as literal
backslashes rather than as escape characters. If that's the only
reason, then removing the if case may suffice.
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-`whoami`-$GIS_LOCK
export GISRC=$tmp/gisrc
mkdir $tmp
cp ~/.grassrc6 $GISRC
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creates a lock file in the new mapset directory and removes
the lock file from the old mapset directory.
For 7.0, I suggest updating the global lockfile variable in
lib/init/grass.py based upon the contents of the $GISRC file after the
session (shell, GUI, batch job) has finished.
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that anyone would actually want to use these macros from
Python anyhow. The struct, ctypes or numpy modules would be more
appropriate.
The warnings can be avoided by guarding the macro definitions with
#ifndef CTYPESGEN.
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expression is quoted with double quotes you can quote map names with
single quotes and vice-versa.
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would result in G_parser() complaining that outmap isn't a
recognised option name.
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, the fix is much simpler: use #!/usr/bin/env python and put a
symlink from $GISBASE/bin/python to any Python 2.x interpreter.
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providing advice to the user).
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let the build complete OK. Do you know
if there is a workaround which does not involve modyfying the source though?
Create a directory containing a symlink from python to the python2
executable, than add that directory to the front of the PATH.
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But in 7.0, all of the shell scripts have been replaced by Python
scripts, with the shebang:
#!/usr/bin/env python
The simplest solution for this is probably to add a symlink from
$GISBASE/bin/python to the appropriate interpreter.
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+MINGW* | MSYS*)
followed by re-generating configure.
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reasons that suggest to not
touch the current layout?
No. It's only like that by historical accident, not by deliberate
intent.
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a separate file which can then be included from both Html.make and
GuiScript.make.
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# common dependencies and rules for building GUI module
include $(MODULE_TOPDIR)/include/Make/Vars.make
include $(MODULE_TOPDIR)/include/Make/Rules.make
include
of the
.tmp.html file to be suppressed. Another is to explicitly order the
builds, e.g.:
guiscript: $(IMGDST) $(PYFILES)
$(MAKE) $(CMDHTML)
-rm -f g.gui.*.tmp.html
$(MAKE) $(GUIHTML)
.PHONY: guiscript
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Vaclav Petras wrote:
Why the directory layout in source codes differs form the layout in
dist directory?
Originally, the only Python code was the grass.script library (which
was just called grass). ctypes, temporal and pygrass were added
later.
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Glynn Clements wrote:
I've made the following change in r54167:
*-pc-mingw32)
+*-pc-msys)
Of course, this should have been:
*-pc-mingw32 | *-pc-msys)
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is the default name for any test programs which the
configure script generates.
You should examine the config.log file for related error messages.
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, and variables and rules which are
defined there should be removed from GuiScript.make.
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and `%.tmp.html` from
Html.make is used instead.
Right. It's supposed to choose the most-specific match (the one with
the shortest stem), but that was broken in 3.81; it just uses the
first match.
Placing the pattern rule for g.gui.%.tmp.html before Html.make is
included should avoid the issue.
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and feed it to
r.reclass via stdin, e.g. using grass.write_command().
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support interpolation methods other than
nearest-neighbour.
5. It shouldn't require loading the entire raster into memory.
The easiest way to get most of these features would be to take the
code from r.proj.
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apply the workaround. Particularly important, is the limit the same for
all users, or if not, what would be a safe limit? Or is there a way to
set this limit from within a script?
The limit would depend upon the number of columns in the current
region and the amount of memory available.
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or
immediately following another '-', otherwise it's a dash.
The following regexp should match the above syntax correctly:
^\(-\?[0-9]\+\)-\(-\?[0-9]\+\) *| *\([0-9]\+\) # basic RE syntax
^(-?[0-9]+)-(-?[0-9]+) *\| *([0-9]+)# extended RE syntax
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you add a wish to the bug tracker?
p.s. I applied the patch to my GRASS7, can I also apply the patch to
GRASS64?
I'm not sure that the patch will apply to 6.4, but there's no
fundamental reason the same change cannot be made.
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to:
#define X(j) (argz[2 + (j) + 0][i])
#define Y(j) (argz[2 + (j) + n][i])
In practice, we'd want to re-factor the common code.
A (untested) patch to implement a graph2() function with the above
syntax is attached.
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Index: raster
), but we can't do the reverse. Also, if one form uses
camel-case while the other use underscores, it gets more complicated.
Basically: how important is it for each module to have a WXPGM
distinct from PGM?
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system with a different encoding.
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gisenv
read_command
pipe_command
start_command
Try r53716. Although I don't know if this is actually related to the
import lock issue.
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-mangling per se that's the problem. Unlike C, C++
doesn't have a defined ABI, so code generated by one compiler
typically won't be compatible with code generated by another compiler.
The differences in name mangling are so that you don't accidentally
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make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
raster/r.convert:
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
Also: consists entirely of shell scripts.
vector/v.in.redwg:
dwg.h: No such file or directory
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, e.g. $(MPICC).
vector/v.in.redwg requires LIBREDWGLIBPATH and LIBREDWGINCPATH to have
any necessary -L/-I switches for libredwg and dwg.h.
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won't even try to compile it. If the modules were in trunk, developers
may notice errors or warnings as part of the normal build process.
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, v.in.dwg should be moved to add-ons unless LibreDWG support is
expected in the foreseeable future.
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: $(DSTFILES)
+ -$(MAKE) menustrings.py
$(MAKE) parsubdirs
menustrings.py is only required to get the strings into the .pot file
used for translation. In fact, the rule to build it could reasonably
be moved to locale/Makefile, where it can be made a dependency of the
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is now catched (see r53555).
That's the wrong fix. grass.script should always be available.
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It fails with make -j2 (or higher) as well.
Any idea?
It would help if you could post the actual error message(s).
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package built from it. It isn't in the official
Windows installer, or Gentoo's dev-lang/python package. On Gentoo,
it's in dev-python/python-dateutil. Regardless of platform, it will
get installed under site-packages.
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I have no particular opinion as to whether or not dateutil should be
used, but it should not be an optional dependency. I.e. either require
it or don't use it, but don't offer two subtly-different APIs.
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menustrings.py: core/menudata.py $(ETCDIR)/xml/menudata.xml
$(ETCDIR)/xml/menudata_modeler.xml
echo $@
-$(call run_grass,$(PYTHON) $ $@)
-$(call run_grass,$(PYTHON) $ modeler $@)
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case data which doesn't conform to the standard format should at a
minimum result in a visible warning.
Simply documenting the standard format while silently accepting
non-standard data is asking for trouble.
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from 7.0 because they interfered
with running Python scripts.
OTOH, g.extension doesn't really work on Windows anyhow. Most users
won't have a compiler, make, or a Unix shell (which make requires).
Windows users are better served by having extensions pre-compiled and
packaged.
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(Map, line_p, line_c, 1);
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of the wxPython scripts are installed as non-executable. The GUI
probably fudges the issue by executing them with python script.py
If these can reasonably be used from outside the GUI, they should have
execute permission and a shebang, otherwise they should have neither.
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in 7.0 should accept datumtrans= as an
abbreviation, but will also accept e.g. dt= or dtrans=.
More generally, if one option is a prefix of another, adding an
underscore to the longer option will typically result in the minimum
abbreviation being substantially shorter.
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difference it makes to a sparse (e.g. all-zeros) map.
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) should be used. SystemExit isn't
supposed to be permanently caught. Rather, it allows context
managers (with statement), try-finally, and try-except-raise to be
used to clean up on the way out.
For simple clean-up operations, atexit.register() is sufficient.
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, and that LZW and
LZ77 are mutually exclusive at compile time, there seems little point
in keeping any of the LZW code.
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Sören Gebbert wrote:
More tests are needed, but I think it can be committed since it looks
pretty stable.
Done in r53256. Removal of configure checks to follow.
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Markus Neteler wrote:
thanks for r53256 (Eliminate XDR dependency from raster3d library).
Question: can the XDR test now be eliminated from configure[.in]?
That was done in r53257.
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be fixed by r53237.
You'll need to run g.mkfontcap on the target system to build the
fontcap file. But ideally that should be done even when not
cross-compiling; in general, there's no reason to assume that the
target system has the same fonts as the build system.
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: In function 'double
find_max_gradient_in_status_struct(StatusList*, double, double, double)':
statusstructure.cpp:295: error: reference to 'is_empty' is ambiguous
Ditto; In C++11, type_traits also defines std::is_empty.
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, double), but we also need to check that grids written
with the new code can be read (using both the old and new code).
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compiled, 34 fail, most of them due to the G3D lib XDR issue).
I'll look into the G3D XDR issue.
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Glynn Clements wrote:
Currently, the configure script shouldn't abort if it can't find the
XDR functions. If you remove the AC_MSG_ERROR, you need to add XDRLIB=
so that it's always defined.
That should have said ... should abort if
So, a high percentage of the GRASS modules do
to make target
`/home/neteler/grass70/dist.arm-unknown-linux-androideabi/docs/html/grass-dbf.html',
needed by `db_html'. Stop.
make[4]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs
make[4]: Leaving directory `/home/neteler/grass70/db/drivers/dbf'
This might be fixed by r53206.
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lib/raster3d should be converted to use these.
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Glynn Clements wrote:
The option definition in the script should have:
#% type: double
#% multiple: yes
This allows g.parser to validate the option syntax, so you can rely
upon the string being in the correct format. If the values have a
fixed range, you can use e.g
to catch
grass.fatal() errors by exception and to avoid the raise of a script
error by calling grass.error().
Can you elaborate?
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/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/grass-6.4.2/dist.x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/include/grass/iostream/minmaxheap.h:747:5:
note: use 'this-insert' instead
Perhaps this was fixed in another step?
Yes, r51633.
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field_separator, for which e.g.
fs or fsep would be valid abbreviations (but not e.g. sep or
separator, as the first letter of the first word is required).
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I'd like to do this doesn't work. So what is the correct syntax here?
grass.run_command('g.copy', **{datatype: (input, output)})
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that SHLIB_SUFFIX is empty.
I have no idea why it would only affect these specific libraries; or
are you doing an incremental build (no make clean)?
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Markus Neteler wrote:
Could anyone please forward-port r52421 to GRASS 7 in the
desired better way?
r52421 isn't applicable to GRASS 7, where r.mapcalc uses G_parser().
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), we need raw access to Xlib for
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of that release. A particular branch might
be of better quality, but a branch can never be as stable as a
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to kill devbr6.
+1.
If a change is too invasive to go into the 6.4 branch, it belongs on
the 7.0 trunk.
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then a successful fix in 6.5 is no guarantee of success in 6.4.
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Question: why the uncompressed PNM/PPM format used by g.pnmcomp?
The original reason was that Tk doesn't support PNG.
That isn't relevant to the wxPython GUI. But the wxPython GUI should
really be doing its own compositing rather than relying upon
g.pnmcomp.
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distance),
NULL);
G_option_descs() would either construct the necessary -descriptions
string, or (preferably) just fill in the -descs field directly,
eliminating the need for the -descriptions field altogether.
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Markus Neteler wrote:
then it should be changes in *all* GRASS.
No, it shouldn't be changed at all.
This change cannot be made in the case where the format string has
parameters, so there's no reason to change it for the parameter-less
case.
Please revert.
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