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Gmsh path is not written properly into path file at windows installation #7

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hpreiss opened this issue Oct 31, 2016 · 2 comments
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Gmsh path is not written properly into path file at windows installation #7

hpreiss opened this issue Oct 31, 2016 · 2 comments

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hpreiss commented Oct 31, 2016

Gmsh seems to live in gmsh/gmsh.exe instead gmsh/bin/gmsh.exe .
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Since commit 1de8324 PyFRAP has a path management tool.

However, we still need to adjust the paths automatically at installation.

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@hpreiss, commit 7792ecc should fix the addition to PATH. Can you confirm?

alexblaessle added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 25, 2017
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Fixed executable path problem in Win/Linux
006c9c1 
This commit should fix execution right problems with the fiji/Gmsh
executables installed to gitDir/pyfrp/executables mentioned in issue
#10 and add the executables
to PATH of Windows as requested in issue
#7.

TODO:
	- ROI methods to generate attractors/boundary layers around.
	- Embryo methods to generate attractors/boundary layers around ROIs for easy/fast setup.
	- Multiple test scripts
	- Openscad path handling in GUI.
	- Geometry plotting becomes really slow when using MPL as backend. Need to integrate VTK plotting. See these links for this:
		http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/VTK/Examples/Python
		http://www.vtk.org/Bug/view.php?id=12751
	- something like line.fuse() would be nice at some point. So pyfrp_gmsh_geometry can simplify colinear lines to a single one.
	  Also slightly bundling lines to splines would make large .geo files more readable.
	- Gmsh seems to have problems with complicated surfaces for boundary layer meshes. Need to find a way to make that faster.

Additions:
	- Added to setup.py:
		- getPermDetails
		- addPathToWinPATHs
	- pyfrp_misc_module.addPathToWinPATHs

Changes:
	- setup.py sets permissions for executables in installation directory.

Bugfixes:
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