can't unset "env(GRASS_RENDER_IMMEDIATE)": no such element in array
can't unset "env(GRASS_RENDER_IMMEDIATE)": no such element in array
while executing
"unset env(GRASS_RENDER_IMMEDIATE)"
(menu invoke)
i.ortho.photo will not work in native MS-Windows. It needs xmons.
The imagery/Makefile should ensure that it is only built if GRASS is
compiled with X11 support. Is the module present if you try from the
command line?
Replying to [comment:1 hamish]:
> i.ortho.photo will not work in native MS-Windows. It needs xmons.
> The imagery/Makefile should ensure that it is only built if GRASS is
compiled with X11 support. Is the module present if you try from the
command line?
>
>
> ?
> Hamish
NO, you're right. Since I didn't have i.ortho.photo module in my *not
built modules* list after make command, I supposed that the monitors
problem was fixed in it (I didn't know that the make rules was changed).
Good to know, I have to add it to the missing modules list [1]
What are the other modules not built, over the ones already listed in [1]?
optimally the GUI should grey out their menu entries if they are not
present.
r.digit now has a Makefile entry like the imagery modules. Probably many
of the d.* will not work (d.where, d.what.*, etc), although some of those
have non-interactive modes now (e.g. d.path).
It is not a matter of simply "fixing" those modules. They require xmons to
work and need to be completely rewritten before they can function on
native MS Windows.
As for r.li I am not aware of the issues causing them to fail.
To be precise, anything which requires monitors (X or otherwise) will not
work. The problem is the monitor/driver architecture, not X. We already
have libW11, which allows the use of XDRIVER under Cygwin without
requiring X.
In practice, it doesn't really matter, as anything which works with the
PNG driver will likely work with direct rendering. I only mention this in
case someone is thinking of fixing the issue, in which case it needs to be
remembered that it's not X which is the problem, but the communication
between the client and the monitor.