On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 2:50 AM, Hamish <hamis...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Michael wrote: >> Here is the command: >> v.in.ascii --overwrite input=/Users/cmbarton/sites_out >> /sites_out.csv output=sites_test separator=, skip=1 x=15 >> y=16 cat=0 >> >> Here is the csv file: > > (got it) > >> Once imported, take a look at the sites in the lower left. >> You can see the pairs of sites that should be the same >> location. > > seems that it's ok, v.out.ascii looks good. I think the GUI query > tool is just picking up the nearby cat 15 at -30626,4116558, > versus cat 46 and 47 at -31415|4116150.
Works for me too, cats 46 and 47 are exactly in top of each other. The grid in the attached screenshot is a 1 cm grid. Markus M > > see attached screenshot. the two coords you posted are the two > triangles. (d.mark addon) > > as for if the wx query tool will show you attribute data for > both overlapping points (like QGIS does), I don't know. > > > the wx digitizer has a threshold option for snapping, there > doesn't seem to be a similar mouse-proximity adjustment for > the query tool. maybe that doesn't need an adjustment, just a > change from 10px to 5px (even better if it could deal with diff't > screen DPIs) > > > Hamish > > ps- background (etopo1) is a bit crude as r.in.onearth stopped > working again/JPL changed their tiled WMS again? > pps- er, the vector query tool defaults to edit mode? > _______________________________________________ > grass-dev mailing list > grass-dev@lists.osgeo.org > http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
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