lomar wrote in Tue Apr 05, 2022 7:35 pm:Hi, i tried to test the photoscenary.jl today and it didn't work. it got me some error messages but i don't know what they mean.
Hi, sorry for the delay in replying, but work commitments prevented me from following this post, I hope to be more attentive to your questions in the coming months.
Windows is always a problem for me, as I only use Linux (Ubuntu / Debian) and windows I have installed it as a virtual machine just to verify the program in Julia and obviously also to test particular programs that I use in the work of IT consultant.
The problem I think is due to the Julia installation, I don't know if I guess, but there could be a double installation, for example a Julia 1.5 and then a Julia 1.6.2 and in the middle of the two installations you tried to install photoscenary.jl
If so, probably the packages automatically installed by the program need to be reinstalled, unfortunately I don't have an uninstaller, and therefore the deletion work should be done for the individual modules.
With Julia there is a very simple technique, that of deleting Julia's hidden file that she keeps inside all the modules, thus bringing Julia back to zero.
For windows the simplest thing is to delete the directory:
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C:/Users/username/.julia
Note the name with the dot in front of the word julia!
That directory, you can also find it through the windows find, is dynamically generated by julia, if you delete it, at the first start of julia it is rebuilt.
Then run the photoscenary.jl program and the program will regenerate the files it needs.
Of course there is no need to uninstall ImageMagick!
Let me know if the method worked, so I can put it in the manual on the Wiki.
Thanks for collaboration.