2012/9/27 Luke Pinner
> Thanks Jason, it's definitely GDAL. The order doesn't matter and I've
> checked ERRORLEVEL v. %ERRORLEVEL% (see below). I don't think it's
> related to the batch file which is just a minimal test script. The
> issue occurs with every Windows python script I've written tha
Thanks Jason, it's definitely GDAL. The order doesn't matter and I've
checked ERRORLEVEL v. %ERRORLEVEL% (see below). I don't think it's
related to the batch file which is just a minimal test script. The
issue occurs with every Windows python script I've written that
imports gdal - i.e sys.exit(an
Importing the gdal bindings in python seems to disable setting a non-zero
exit code. Running the following batch file demonstrates the issue:
Running the following batch file demonstrates the issue:
@echo off
set pycmd=python -c "from osgeo import gdal;import sys;sys.exit(1)"
echo %pycmd%
%pycmd
