[GRASS-user] GUI command works, but not the command copied in the CLI

Maris Nartiss maris.gis at gmail.com
Mon Feb 27 07:30:46 EST 2012


Hello,
next time, please, provide exact command You where trying to run (copy/paste).

Just a guess - it could be a quoting problem. Try to quote the path
i.e. 'C:\blah\blah' or "C:\blah\blah" or escape backslash with another
backslash c:\\blah\\blah. As I have no idea about the origin of this
issue, it's just a guess what to try while waiting for a better
answer.

Maris.

2012/2/27 PuffDany <daniel.kaeser at unine.ch>
>
> Hello It's strange... I can run a command from the WxPython GUI, but if I
> try running exactly the same command in the command console (through a
> copy/paste), it fails. The command is r.in.arc (also found in the menu
> File/Import raster.../ESRI ASCII grid import). The only way to make the
> command line work is to put the input file in my username's folder (OS:
> Windows Vista). However, I wish to be able to work with the command line
> interface and choose the location and path of this input file. Thanks for
> any suggestions. PuffDany The error message I get is: Traceback (most recent
> call last): File "C:\GRASS64\GRASS
> 6.4.2\etc\wxpython\gui_modules\prompt.py", line 1105, in OnKeyPressed
> self.parent.RunCmd(cmd) File "C:\GRASS64\GRASS
> 6.4.2\etc\wxpython\gui_modules\goutput.py", line 523, in RunCmd task =
> menuform.GUI(show = None).ParseCommand(command) File "C:\GRASS64\GRASS
> 6.4.2\etc\wxpython\gui_modules\menuform.py", line 1766, in ParseCommand
> raise gcmd.GException, _("Unable to parse command '%s'") % ' '.join(cmd)
> gui_modules.gcmd . GException : Unable to parse command 'r.in.arc
> input=G:\Data\GIS projects\GRASSdata\Emmental\PERMANENT\srtm.txt
> output=srtm8'
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