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GME refers to Geospatial Modelling Environment. GME supersede's Hawth's tools.
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Using Python to execute Spatial Ecology GME commmands
When GME is launched, the following output is provided. … For instance, here is a Python call to GME that
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tells it to run the GME script called "E:\data\gmescript.txt":
subp.call(r'C:\Program Files\SpatialEcology\GME\SEGME.exe -c
run(in=\"E:\datangmescript.txt …
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Python Script within ArcMap running GME Command passes a double forward slash when writing t... [closed]
Are you able to execute GME commands from within an ArcMap session? There is only one config file which, while related to logging, I don't believe has any bearing on this. … I'm not aware of any other switch when you execute GME from a command line which disables logging. …
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