See [../../REQUIREMENTS.md](../../REQUIREMENTS.md)
If you want to launch wxPython GUI automatically, start GRASS with
--gui
parameter
$ grass --gui
Simply run
$ g.gui wxpython
from the GRASS terminal.
You can also specify workspace file to load on startup.
$ g.gui gui=wxpython workspace=myworkspace.gxw
To enable GUI debug messages on given level set WX_DEBUG
environment
variable, e.g.
$ g.gisenv set="WX_DEBUG=3"
Use command d.mon
(shell script in gui/scripts/
directory) to start map
display:
GRASS> d.mon wx[0-6]
After a while, new window should appear. If this is your case, you can now add some layers, e.g. a raster layer to the map display:
GRASS> d.rast aspect
And try the vector layer, too
GRASS> d.vect roads
You should be able to zoom & pan through the map, once the layers are displayed. You should be also able to store the display content as well as clear the display and start from scratch.
Notes:
- Help part of menu entries is coming from the module descriptions
- The menu is generated by
./tools/build_modules_xml.py
Update of module description strings in ./xml/menudata.xml
:
- in a GRASS session, run
./tools/update_menudata.py
From this (updated) ./xml/menudata.xml
, the gettext strings are generated
via Makefile and stored into the file menustrings.py
.
While generating the po files in ../../locale/po/
by ../../locale/Makefile
,
all .py
files are parsed and the strings are stored in
../../locale/po/grasswxpy_XX.po
.