Hey all, I'm trying to compile GRASS on Mac 10.13.4 so I can compile and
link to the GRASS libraries. I don't need most of the GIS features, just
enough to create and run my own C++ modules. I'm having some troubles with
grass-7.4.0 and grass-7.4.1RC1. The first problem I'm having is an error
linki
Thanks to all.
Effectively I create the dataset without specify the temporaltype because I
thought that the default temporaltype was absolute, but probably it is not
correct.
Anyway I understand the difference between absolute and relative time, but
I do not understand why use two different kind
Ciao Roberto,
AFAIU, the second command you used is the right one. I tested and no errors.
In general, if you have absolute time (say gregorian calendar), you set the
increment with a number and unit as you did, increment="120 minutes". If
you have relative time in which each map represents 2 hou
Hi,
the second command is the correct one, since the "unit" option in the
first command should only be used in case of "relative" time in an
STRDS.
You have to make sure that the "time_dataset" was created with the
correct temporal type, which in your case is "absolute "time.
Best regards
Sören
Dear lists,
we are testing the command t.register
t.register --o --q -i maps=(name of maps separated by comma)
input=time_dataset start='2011-11-03 02:00:00' increment='120'
unit='minutes'
it run without error but when running g.gui.animation or g.gui.tplot using
the time series dataset I have t
