On Mon, 27 Jul 2015, David Gibbons wrote: > Rather than creating a temp file, you can also subshell out and cat the > current contents, this executes before the command that wraps it so you > don't worry about clobbering the contents before reading them.
David/Wes, This has turned out to be both more complex (the build fails on the same file each time, yet modifying each .py file in that subdirectory makes no difference) and more simple (the code is supposed to check for the wxPython version in only one place. However, while that version-checking function incorporates a case statement which includes versions > 2.10, it's apparently confused by seeing two installed versions meeting that criterion. There is an environment variable, GRASS_WXVERSION, which I can set when I figure in whose environment it belongs. Doesn't do squat in ~/.bash_profile. Still a work in progress. Thanks, Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
