dcalhoun

Have you tried using gdb to find the error? You wouldn’t need to know much gdb - just run it in gdb and when it crashes, look at the backtrace...

Are these discrepancies on mapped grids? ----------------------------------- Donna Calhoun Associate Professor Department of Mathematics, MG241A Boise State University 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725-1555 (208) 426-3386 http://math.boisestate.edu/~calhoun ----------------------------------- > On...

If MPI is used in PyClaw, does each MPI process write out its own grid? In this case, it might be useful to have ghost cells for the reason Randy...

Thanks for catching this. I am updating the test now, but here is a quick fix you can try : Change line 79 to add a “decode()” statement. docfile.write(etree.tostring(etree.ElementTree(doc),pretty_print=True).decode()) Can...

Thanks for confirming that. You probably had to make other changes to the gdal_test.py example (e.g. the print statement). Did you have to make any more substantial changes? Thanks again,...

Not sure about that, but I know that it was required when converting to Python 3.x I can try it in Python 2.x, once I get my version of gdal...

Right - the updated line wasn’t needed in Python 2.7. But does the updated line work in 2.7? (I think it should; the .decode() statement was probably just assumed in...

I got a response from the developer on my [posting](https://github.com/pykml/pykml/issues/41) to the pykml website. Tyler is in the process of updating pykml to Python 3.x now, and will have an...

I think so! I'll see where we are at in a couple of weeks.

Thanks, Tyler! Going forward, is pykml a project you plan to support and/or maintain at some level? pykml has been an extremely useful package for creating KML files to overlay...