Hi all,
I reply to myself.
In psmap file, "read" instruction should be placed at the end of the
file, and the "end" instruction in the read file itself.
This makes possible to create ps and pdf in a shell loop and avoid
ERREUR message.
Cheers
Frank
Le 07/11/2018 à 18:28, Frank David a écrit :
Hello all,
If I use <read> instruction inside my psmap file the command > ps.map
input=myfile.psmap output=myfile.ps does not work and the exit message
is :
enter 'help' for help, 'end' when done, 'exit' to quit
But if I execute inside a shell loop, like > ls 01*.psmap |while read
fic;do ps.map input="${fic}" output="${fic%.*}.ps" --overwrite;done it
works! But I cannot run multiple ps.map with ls *.psmap. The error
message is :
ERREUR :myfile.psmap : illegal request
If I comment <read> instruction with # inside my psmap. everything is
working.
I have put my <read> just before the last <end> instruction. The read
file contains only a v.points layer.
Using a <read> is very powerfull, but ps.map in a shell loop is also
very usefull... to be able to do both would be ideal !
Thanks for your tricks if any
Cheers,
Frank
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