On 01/07/2012 14:38, Chavoux Luyt
wrote:
Hi guys
I know this is probably in a tutorial somewhere, so in that
case if you can just give the link I will appreciate it. :-)
I have two questions on GRASS and the GRASS plugin. (BTW, I
had downgrade my GRASS installation to get it to work with the
latest qGIS on Debian Squeeze - is this a bug?).
1. Is there a way to simply "import" all the open (qGIS)
layers (geotiff raster shape vector) into the current
GRASS region without duplicating them or will I need to copy
them to the right GRASS directory? (currently a subdirectory in
my qGIS project directory). I created a GRASS region that is
basically the same as the current visible area of my qGIS
project.
There is a GRASS command, v.external, that allows you *read only*
access to shapefiles outside of GRASS. But normally you'll want to
import all the layers you want to work with into GRASS. It has it's
own vector data structure, and all the tools need to have vectors in
that structure in order to work.
2. Do I have access to all the GRASS command via the GRASS
plugin, or will I have to open GRASS itself for detailed
analysis?
Most are available in the GUI. Those that are not, (or modules that
are available in the GUI but lack some of the command line options)
you can run from the GRASS Shell in the Toolbox module list.
Thanks in advance
Chavoux
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