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
maybe following code in the source could help you,
how it's solved there to start the wx-gui which is python:
HTH
Helmut
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About this issue
I was able to have my scripts working (at least in OSGEO4W installation).
So what have i done:
1- put my script in Scripts folder
2- I took the .py extension from the file
3- in bin directory I created a file with the same name of my script and added the extension .bat
4- I place the following in this file
@“%GRASS_SH%” -c ‘“%GISBASE%/scripts/” %*’
And it worked. Does this sound OK=?
And by the way:
Will they be working on a WinGRASS binary installation?
What exacly d you meant with this? Because this is from the installation. Does it has something to do with Python support for WinGRASS6.4?
About these links, I’m not sure what to what you are pointing to… I mean, exacly what do you mean? Becase neither of these links are scripts that are runned by Users.