There is a stop button in the GUI of all modules. When I press it, the GUI
dialog returns to a state where I can reinitiate the module process. But
looking in my system monitor, the old process is still continuing. Is this the
case for all systems or just the Mac? If for all systems, the stop
Periodically, there are complaints about 'screen clutter' with GRASS. I
realized yesterday that a big cause of this is that each time a module is
called, a new instance of its dialog opens. So if you use v.buffer but don't
close the dialog, and then call v.buffer again GRASS opens a second
Maybe we can modify the GUI preferences:
Default: All dialog boxes close after a run is complete
In Preferences: Tick this box if you want the dialog boxes to be closed
manually (i.e. stay after a run)
something that direction might meet both edges.
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On 24/05/12 12:25, Chemin, Yann (IWMI) wrote:
Maybe we can modify the GUI preferences:
Default: All dialog boxes close after a run is complete
In Preferences: Tick this box if you want the dialog boxes to be closed
manually (i.e. stay after a run)
The tick box already exists, so you are
This is one way, but not exactly what I was talking about. In fact, sometimes
it is very useful to keep a dialog box open to rerun the same module repeatedly
with different parameters.
What I meant is that once it is open, GRASS should not open additional dialogs
for the same module but simply
True that having the same dialogue open several times can be annoying. But
not always, it may come in handy if you want to run the same module several
times with different parameters (run at the same time, or prepare one while
the other is still running; btw, I actually never checked how it is
This sounds like a familiar problem. Most file/web
browsers let the choose whether to stay in the same
window or open a new one when browsing to a new
location.
So perhaps there should be an option in the GUI to
allow multiple windows per module which could be
set to false by default?
Ben
On
Hi,
Thanks everyone for the nice greetings, I'm very impressed with how polite
and helpful the GRASS community is.
There is a wiki [1] and source code repository [2] for the Image
Segmentation - Google Summer of Code project.
The mentors for the project have already provided a lot of advice, if
So long as this does not impair my ability to process the same command for
multiple data layers in multiple ways simultaneously.
Doug
Doug Newcomb
USFWS
Raleigh, NC
919-856-4520 ext. 14 doug_newc...@fws.gov
