[GRASS-windows] GRASS 6.3.0RC5
Moritz Lennert
mlennert at club.worldonline.be
Wed Mar 19 19:12:57 EDT 2008
On 19/03/08 23:38, Adam Baker wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Moritz Lennert
> <mlennert at club.worldonline.be> wrote:
>> On 19/03/08 17:12, Adam Baker wrote:
>> > Hi, thanks for responding.
>> >
>> > I do have that file, C:\GRASS\tcl-tk\bin\wish.exe. When I run it a
>> > "console" and a "wish" window pop up.
>> >
>> > My grass63.bat file has a line:
>> > set GRASS_WISH=wish.exe
>> > I made a guess and changed it to:
>> > set GRASS_WISH=C:\GRASS\tcl-tk\bin\wish.exe
>> >
>> > That got me farther: the GRASS startup window appears. However, this
>> > message is printed to the console:
>> >
>> > access: Invalid argument
>> > ERROR: LOCATION << C:/GRASS/<UNKNOWN> >> not available
>> >
>> > And I get a Tcl-looking pop-up box that reads, "Warning: location
>> > <<UNKNOWN>> at GISDBASE <C:/GRASS> is not a directory or does not
>> > exist." When I close that, nothing seems wrong (but I wouldn't
>> > necessarily know, since this is my first interaction the program).
>>
>> Nothing is wrong, just GRASS telling you that it doesn't have correct
>> information about a location to use, which is normal for a first
>> startup. We absolutely have to fix this as it is scary enough to make
>> people belief something is seriously wrong.
>>
>> You should not see this message again the next time you run GRASS.
>>
>> Moritz
>>
>>
>
> Hi,
>
> I did get that message multiple times, but it went away after I
> changed the "GIS Data Directory" field to C:/GRASS/GIS DataBase.
Yes, sorry. I meant that once you have entered grass successfully once
and exited it again, the message should not appear anymore.
> Thereafter, if I select a "Project Location" and "Accessible Mapset"
> and then "Enter GRASS," I get the message "Error setting region:
> child killed: unknown signal." Then another pop-up window with a
> lengthy message ("can't read "parts(w)": no such variable....")
> appears. Any idea about that? I can type out the whole thing if
> necessary.
My first guess would be that GRASS cannot find a nececssary library...
Which version of wingrass are you using ? The self-installer (.exe
file), or the zipped package ?
Moritz
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