No I don't.
It happens on different computers. But since I've compiled it, the problem
could lie there. This is a fairly recent phenomenon or I would have reported it
long ago. I don't know how recent, however, since I don't remember the other
times I've tried to use an if statement like this (
Michael Barton wrote:
> Somehow, the 2nd part of the if clause is being ignored. I've done
> this in GRASS 6.5 and 7 with the same results (with the changed of
> syntax needed for GRASS 7). Am I missing something here?
If such a fundamental error existed in r.mapcalc itself, I'm fairly
sure that
I wrote about this a week or two ago. I thought it was a fluke. But now it is
happening again.
I've attached an output graphic of a couple maps. The base map is of the
Mediterranean Sea, called "oceans". The colored areas have a value of 1, the
white have a value of null. Over this is a map cal
