On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 4:57 PM, Lev Tarasov wrote:
> Hi;
> I'm trying to re-import some shape files that I had originally imported in
> fall 2007 with an older version of grass (not sure which one) but I now get
> a DBMI-DBF driver error with grass 6.2.2. How can I fix this? (Hopefully
> grass
If I got it right - You need to fill possible agriculture land till it
reaches required area.
I think You can use mapcalc sample provided in r.lake documentation.
Just replace ${variables} with Your map name and calculate resulting
map area after every run. Mask nonagriculture land with MASK and it
Hi,
trying to drop a set of maps from my display, I noticed the multiple map
selection is not possible within the layer manager window through Ctrl
+click or Shift+click.
But it is possible to perform from the keyboard : Ctrl+up/down arrows.
Oh, I forgot : I work on grass65 svn version.
Vincent
Hi Grass-gurus,
I know that the grass 7 will works with python.
But can I play with grass 6.4 (under Msys) and python?
Case yes, could you send me some tips how
can I do this?
By the way, running under Windows Vista and/or
Linux Ubuntu.
Thanks a lot
milton ribeiro
brazil-toronto
>I know that the grass 7 will works with python.
>But can I play with grass 6.4 (under Msys) and python?
Yes!!
you can see about that in
http://grass.osgeo.org/grass64/manuals/html64_user/wxGUI.html
>Case yes, could you send me some tips how
>can I do this?
just type in your terminal grass
Thanks Jhon,
I started grass under Msys and with the flag -wx.
My difficult now I how can I get starting, with a simple example, like
these on the grass-python page:
import sys
import grass
def main():
drape_map = options['drapemap']
relief_map = options['reliefmap']
brighten = option
Hi, I am suffering from few inconsistencies when running the same software
levels of Grass (6.4.rc4), Eclipse (3.4.2) and Pydev 1.4.5., Python 2.6 on
a WinXP platform vs Ubuntu 9.04, as follows.
Using Eclipse to run or debug this short Python program:
import os
import grass
vectorname="map2000v
