Running grass5 died (linux prompt) and was only fixed by editing
/usr/local/grass5/tcltkgrass/script/gis_set.tcl to comment out lines:
706 #if { [string compare -nocase $ver "8.0"] < 0} \
707 #{
708 # puts stderr "Sorry your version of Tcl/Tk is $ver and is too old for GRASS."
709 # puts stderr "GRASS requires a TCL/TK version of 8.0 or more."
710 # puts stderr "Reverting back to text mode interface."
711 # exit 1
712 #}
Yeah, I use vim. :^)
The error noted something along the lines of "string compare string1 string2"
as bring the correct syntax. Probably $ver is not getting filled somewhere
along the line.
Also.
When the GUI pops up, starting the monitor fails because my $PATH is too
long for it. Running d.mon from the grass5 prompt works fine. Perhaps
the Tcl/Tk should not worry so much about the size of environmental
variables. If that is possible ...
Hope this helps.
Adios,
Chris
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Ferventer Vestite
Running grass5 died (linux prompt) and was only fixed by editing
/usr/local/grass5/tcltkgrass/script/gis_set.tcl to comment out lines:
706 #if { [string compare -nocase $ver "8.0"] < 0} \
707 #{
708 # puts stderr "Sorry your version of Tcl/Tk is $ver and is too
old for GRASS."
709 # puts stderr "GRASS requires a TCL/TK version of 8.0 or more."
710 # puts stderr "Reverting back to text mode interface."
711 # exit 1
712 #}
Actually, a better fix is to simply delete the -nocase option (and
remove the comments :).
When the GUI pops up, starting the monitor fails because my $PATH is
too long for it. Running d.mon from the grass5 prompt works fine.
Perhaps the Tcl/Tk should not worry so much about the size of
environmental variables. If that is possible ...
Hmmm. I'm not sure what the problem is here, I do not know of any limit
to the size of environment variables. What is the actual error message
you get?
Thanks for notifying us of these problems.
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Sincerely,
Jazzman (a.k.a. Justin Hickey) e-mail: jhickey@hpcc.nectec.or.th
High Performance Computing Center
National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC)
Bangkok, Thailand
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of us who do. ---Anonymous