Open gedit (from Accessories) and copy paste the the commands into it.
Save the file to the same location as your raster and your files.txt file
call it import_xyz.sh
Now, open grass from terminal
Once in grass environment...change directory to your file
sh import_xyz.sh
Cheers
Saber
> On 08/11/2010 03:10 PM, Hanlie Pretorius wrote:
>> My apologies for my ignorance, but how do I get this to run in Linux?
>> Am using Ubuntu 10.04 and GRASS 6.4RC6.
> Samber's method will surely work, but you might more simply try as
> follows:
>
> # start grass in a location which matches the txt file data
> # change to the directory where your txt files are, then do
> for infile in *.txt; do outrast=`basename ${infile} .txt`; r.in.xyz
> in=${infile} out=${outrast} fs=,; done
>
> # that's it ;-)
> --
> Micha
>
>
>> I entered the following into the GRASS text window and am testing it
>> with a list of two files (I removed the region settings because the
>> files all have the same region, which I have already set):
>> -----
>> GRASS 6.4.0RC6 (world_wgs84):~> cat lieb_files_test.txt
>> 3B42.000201.12.6.nc.lieb.txt
>> 3B42.000201.15.6.nc.lieb.txt
>> GRASS 6.4.0RC6 (world_wgs84):~> cat lieb_files_test.txt | while read
>> line; do
>>> echo $line+" being processed"
>>> raster=${$line:(-12)} # cut ".nc.lieb.txt" from raster name
>>> r.in.xyz --overwrite input=$line output=raster method="mean"
>>> type="FCELL" fs=, x=2 y=1 z=3
>>>
>> -----
>>
>> As you can see, when I press enter after the r.in.xyz line, I just get
>> another prompt.
>>
>> Am I supposed to save it to a separate file and run this as a script?
>> If so, where should I put this script?
>>
>>
>> 2010/8/10, Saber Razmjooei<razmjoo...@faunalia.co.uk>:
>>> cat list_of_files.txt | while read line; do
>>> echo $line+"Being processed" # or whaterver you want to do with
>>> the
>>> $line variable
>>> raster=$line
>>> r.in.xyz -s -g input=$line output=$line> tmpRegion
>>> myregion= ""`head -n 1 tmpRegion`"
>>> g.region $myregion
>>> r.in.xyz --overwrite input=$line output=$line fs=,
>>> done
>>>
>>> and your list_of_files.txt is
>>> raster1
>>> raster2
>>> .....
>>>
>>> Hope that helps
>>> Saber
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