chris carleton wrote:
Do you think I could use G_put_map_row_random
to fill a new raster with the modified values of cells at various
locations in the region and then use patch to change the original
raster?
Note that G_put_map_row_random() has been removed in 7.0. Nothing was
using it, and
Hamish wrote:
However, some of those wrappers will be unusable because of an
inability to pass an argument from Python or return the result to
Python.
is NumPtr of any help here? (see examples/m.distance.py)
https://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/swig/python/NumPtr
Not
Hi All,
I've read somewhere (by Glenn, I think) that Python-SWIG might not go much
farther with GRASS due to some limitations of the SWIG interface (I'm not
expert enough to know either way). Despite that, I can't see another way to
program what I want to do with GRASS. So, I was hoping that
chris carleton wrote:
I've read somewhere (by Glenn, I think) that Python-SWIG might not
go much farther with GRASS due to some limitations of the SWIG
interface (I'm not expert enough to know either way). Despite that,
I can't see another way to program what I want to do with GRASS. So,
I
18:52:20 +0100
To: w_chris_carle...@hotmail.com
CC: grass-dev@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [GRASS-dev] Python SWIG
chris carleton wrote:
I've read somewhere (by Glenn, I think) that Python-SWIG might not
go much farther with GRASS due to some limitations of the SWIG
interface (I'm
Glynn wrote:
However, some of those wrappers will be unusable because of an
inability to pass an argument from Python or return the result to
Python.
is NumPtr of any help here? (see examples/m.distance.py)
https://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/swig/python/NumPtr
Hamish
