So, I deleted the C:\GRASS-4-SVN\Python25 directory and I checked that
none of my system environment variables refers to this directory.
Additionally I changed the PYTHONHOME to C:\Python26 in the
grass64svn.bat file and in the C:\GRASS-4-SVN\etc\init.bat file and I
added this variable to my
Sonja wrote:
Is there any other place where a wrong PYTHONPATH could be stored???
if you have the grass source code try from the the msys prompt:
grep -ri python25 mswindows/*
wingrass is a bit of a tangle of startup scripts, especially the osgeo4w
build. the above searches through the
Hi There,
I am happy running python inside a OSGeo4W grass instalallation.
I start MSYS, start grass, and then ryn python 2.5 which are run
from C:\OSGeo4W\apps\Python25. But I needed to copy the grass/python
library to C:\OSGeo4W\apps\Python25\Lib\site-packages.
Good luck,
milton
2010/3/9
I uninstalled Python25 and 24 on my machine and reinstalled Python26 +
the packages wxPython,
PyWin32, and NumPy.
the ftype python.file in the command line changed to Python26 now.
However, when I try to run the python script in GRASS I still get the following error:
File
Sonja Jankowfsky wrote:
I uninstalled Python25 and 24 on my machine and reinstalled Python26 +
the packages wxPython,
PyWin32, and NumPy.
the ftype python.file in the command line changed to Python26 now.
However, when I try to run the python script in GRASS I still get the
So, there is one good thing: I got to run my python program inside
GRASS. However, I lost the python GUI. It's good that there is still the
Tcl/Tk interface and QGIS ;-)
In detail:
Reducing the PYTHONPATH to C:\GRASS-4-SVN\etc\python changes nothing in
the error message.
However, I had a
Sonja Jankowfsky wrote:
So, I changed the hole content of my C:\GRASS-4-SVN\Python25 directory
with the content of the C:\Python26 directory. I kept the name
(Python25) of the directory and the Scripts directory and sip.exe.
Now, I can run my Pythonprogramm under the GRASS windows
I'm inside a GRASS session, with my Windows GRASS Command Line and I try
to run a python script using GRASS functions:
import os
import grass.script as grass
env = grass.gisenv()
print env
r = grass.read_command(g.list, type='vect')
print r
GRASS 6.4.0svn (YzeronEPSG)
Sonja Jankowfsky wrote:
I'm inside a GRASS session, with my Windows GRASS Command Line and I try
to run a python script using GRASS functions:
File E:\pythoninput\test_simple.py, line 2, in module
import grass.script as grass
File
