Hi list,
I've tried to create bounding boxes for all layers of a given location
with an extern python script.
This script parses the output from "v.info -g <layer>" resp. "r.info -g
<layer>".
But I noticed, that in a location with a geographic crs, the region
outputs (esp. the unit formats) of vector and raster layers differs from
each other.
v.info prints the region in decimal degrees (DD) whereas r.info produces
an output in degrees,minutes,seconds (DMS).
For example (nc_ll location from www.grassbooks.org; EPSG:4001):
> v.info -g precip_30ynormals
north=36.49917
south=33.99472
east=-75.62194
west=-84.02389
top=1615.440000
bottom=2.438400
> r.info -g elev_ned_03arcsec
north=35:54:40.666666N
south=35:35:17.334885N
east=78:27:08.335106W
west=78:49:17.333333W
Is there any reason for the different outputs or is this a bug?
For parsing both ouputs with external tools, it would be better if the
formats were equal.
Regards,
Sebastian H.
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