Michael Barton wrote: > Thanks for clarifying this. It isn't described anywhere in the xganim docs, > so I was unable to get it to animate more than a few maps. > > The parsing in the new TclTk module is still simpler. It will correctly > recognize rast[1-100].
That's an odd definition of "correct". Users are likely to expect [...] to follow glob/regexp semantics (match a single character from the set), so "rast[1-100]" should be equivalent to "rast[01]". I suggest that this is fixed sooner rather than later. > Also, no leading 0's are needed to make the series > animate in the proper order. Whether or not leading zeros are required depends upon how the maps are named. A set which ends at rast99 could start at either rast0 or rast00; also, it's possible for the user to have two distinct sets named e.g. rast0 to rast9 and rast00 to rast99. -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list [email protected] http://grass.itc.it/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
