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pyrcc4 command not recognized as internal or external command 2?
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The question has already been asked but the answers did not fit my own trouble.
So here the problem :
I'm trying to create a plug-in. I followed the Qgis Cookbook which is excellent btw. And when I start the OSGeoW4 shell I type the following code (xxx is the name of the Beta plugin) :
cd c:UsersGuillaume.qgis2pythonpluginsxxx
then
make
which doesn't work nor
pyrcc4 -o resources_rc.py resources.qrc
They are not recognized as internal or external command.
So little research lead me to look after the /bin from qgis and I found pyrcc4.exe but no pyrcc4.bat
I have two python version (2.7) one from the ArcGIS package which is working nicely as a shell on pyzo python interpreter, and one downloaded from the python.org. I'm working with QGIS 2.18.23
python qgis-plugins
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The question has already been asked but the answers did not fit my own trouble.
So here the problem :
I'm trying to create a plug-in. I followed the Qgis Cookbook which is excellent btw. And when I start the OSGeoW4 shell I type the following code (xxx is the name of the Beta plugin) :
cd c:UsersGuillaume.qgis2pythonpluginsxxx
then
make
which doesn't work nor
pyrcc4 -o resources_rc.py resources.qrc
They are not recognized as internal or external command.
So little research lead me to look after the /bin from qgis and I found pyrcc4.exe but no pyrcc4.bat
I have two python version (2.7) one from the ArcGIS package which is working nicely as a shell on pyzo python interpreter, and one downloaded from the python.org. I'm working with QGIS 2.18.23
python qgis-plugins
So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago
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The question has already been asked but the answers did not fit my own trouble.
So here the problem :
I'm trying to create a plug-in. I followed the Qgis Cookbook which is excellent btw. And when I start the OSGeoW4 shell I type the following code (xxx is the name of the Beta plugin) :
cd c:UsersGuillaume.qgis2pythonpluginsxxx
then
make
which doesn't work nor
pyrcc4 -o resources_rc.py resources.qrc
They are not recognized as internal or external command.
So little research lead me to look after the /bin from qgis and I found pyrcc4.exe but no pyrcc4.bat
I have two python version (2.7) one from the ArcGIS package which is working nicely as a shell on pyzo python interpreter, and one downloaded from the python.org. I'm working with QGIS 2.18.23
python qgis-plugins
The question has already been asked but the answers did not fit my own trouble.
So here the problem :
I'm trying to create a plug-in. I followed the Qgis Cookbook which is excellent btw. And when I start the OSGeoW4 shell I type the following code (xxx is the name of the Beta plugin) :
cd c:UsersGuillaume.qgis2pythonpluginsxxx
then
make
which doesn't work nor
pyrcc4 -o resources_rc.py resources.qrc
They are not recognized as internal or external command.
So little research lead me to look after the /bin from qgis and I found pyrcc4.exe but no pyrcc4.bat
I have two python version (2.7) one from the ArcGIS package which is working nicely as a shell on pyzo python interpreter, and one downloaded from the python.org. I'm working with QGIS 2.18.23
python qgis-plugins
python qgis-plugins
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago
So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file.
"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"
The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file.
"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"
The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file.
"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"
The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
add a comment |
So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file.
"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"
The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file.
"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"
The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
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So I had the answer from the fabulous computer specialist of my university. As the pyrcc4 command is searching the .exe in python files (path defined in the environnement variable from the system) we had to allow the computer to search further since it is in the QGIS 2.18 file. {"C:Program FilesQGIS 2.18bino4w_env.bat"} The code call and set path to QGIS bin file. I hope it will help people who had the same problem ! Have a nice day !
– Guillaume Neve
yesterday
If you are trying to post a self answered question then please do so as a question and an answer in the areas reserved for each.
– PolyGeo♦
4 hours ago
Allright I finally found the right place to answer, thanks for the advice !
– Guillaume Neve
2 hours ago