Hi Giuseppe,
you can just drop the Perl exe files from
http://www.jaloxa.eu/resources/radiance/radwinexe.shtml
into Radiance's bin folder. They don't require a Perl interpreter to
be installed.
Best
Axel
Don't have Window 8.1 but from memory in unix bash environmental variables are referred to as $var
in Windows batch files use %var%
Hope this helps.
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On 19/05/15 6:25 PM, Giuseppe De Michele wrote:
Dear experts,
I have already set in the environment variables of _WINDOW 8.1_ the path and raypath for Radiance. However, I would like also to set PATH and RAYPATH straight in a batch file for a question of Radiance version required by our tool.
Below what I have written in the *.bat file:
/set RAYPATH=.;C:\Radiance\lib;$RAYPATH/
/set PATH=.;C:\Radiance\bin\;$PATH/
/c:/
/cd /d %~dp0/
/gendaylit 1 3 9 -L 0 2500 -a 44.4167 -o -8.85 -m 15 -i 60 | genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> -m 4 -c 1 1 1 > temp/skysun.skv/
and this is the error that I got:
print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 114, <>line 18.
print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 115, <>line 18.
print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 116, <>line 18.
Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 137, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value $ang[0] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 138, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 137, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value $ang[1] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 138, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 137, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value $ang[2] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 138, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value $ang[0] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 141, <> line 18.
Use of uninitialized value $dom[0] in division (/) at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 141, <> line 18.
Illegal division by zero at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> line 141, <> line 18.
Of course, if I run the batch file only with:
/cd /d %~dp0/
/gendaylit 1 3 9 -L 0 2500 -a 44.4167 -o -8.85 -m 15 -i 60 | genskyvec.pl <http://genskyvec.pl> -m 4 -c 1 1 1 > temp/skysun.skv/
all works fine.
I have also noticed that Radiance's commands that do not require the perl intrepreter run without problems with the path and raypath set in the batch file.
Any advice?
Cheers,
/Giuseppe De Michele/
Dear Axel and Terrance,
thanks for the prompt answer. Now I have all clear. Using the %PATH% after
my path I solved my problem.
Axel, yours solution gave me the same problem, just because the problem
wasn’t the perl interpreter but the request of other “files system”
(probably needed by perl) in the PATH.
Best,
Giuseppe
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2015-05-19 12:48 GMT+02:00 Terrance McMinn <[email protected]>:
Don't have Window 8.1 but from memory in unix bash environmental
variables are referred to as $var
in Windows batch files use %var%Hope this helps.
On 19/05/15 6:25 PM, Giuseppe De Michele wrote:
Dear experts,
I have already set in the environment variables of *WINDOW 8.1* the path
and raypath for Radiance. However, I would like also to set PATH and
RAYPATH straight in a batch file for a question of Radiance version
required by our tool.Below what I have written in the *.bat file:
*set RAYPATH=.;C:\Radiance\lib;$RAYPATH*
*set PATH=.;C:\Radiance\bin\;$PATH*
*c:*
*cd /d %~dp0*
*gendaylit 1 3 9 -L 0 2500 -a 44.4167 -o -8.85 -m 15 -i 60 | genskyvec.pl
<http://genskyvec.pl> -m 4 -c 1 1 1 > temp/skysun.skv*and this is the error that I got:
print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
114, <>line 18.print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
115, <>line 18.print() on closed filehandle OCONV at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
116, <>line 18.Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
137, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value $ang[0] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\
genskyvec.pl line 138, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
137, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value $ang[1] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\
genskyvec.pl line 138, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value in split at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line
137, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value $ang[2] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\
genskyvec.pl line 138, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value $ang[0] in addition (+) at C:\Radiance\bin\
genskyvec.pl line 141, <> line 18.Use of uninitialized value $dom[0] in division (/) at C:\Radiance\bin\
genskyvec.pl line 141, <> line 18.Illegal division by zero at C:\Radiance\bin\genskyvec.pl line 141, <>
line 18.Of course, if I run the batch file only with:
*cd /d %~dp0*
*gendaylit 1 3 9 -L 0 2500 -a 44.4167 -o -8.85 -m 15 -i 60 | genskyvec.pl
<http://genskyvec.pl> -m 4 -c 1 1 1 > temp/skysun.skv*all works fine.
I have also noticed that Radiance's commands that do not require the
perl intrepreter run without problems with the path and raypath set in the
batch file.Any advice?
Cheers,
*Giuseppe De Michele*_______________________________________________
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