[GRASS-user] 2 r.neighbors questions

Hi, I started using r.neighbors and came across the following issues: I have a CELL type input raster and calculate weighted sums. The weights are float, so the calculation result should be float, but r.neighbors output raster is again CELL type with truncated integers. How do I get to

[GRASS-user] having problems importing shapefiles

Hi all, I'm facing some serious issues importing shapefiles (latest svn). I always end up with a buffer overflow, no matter the size of the file (error msg at the end of this) I did managed to use v.external, but if I try to reproject the linked shp, it comes without any table.. I also noticed

Re: [GRASS-user] having problems importing shapefiles

Sometimes I get those import errors, and usually delete a problematic column or not use a table. I figured it was a problematic dbf, but perhaps not? Mark On Oct 28, 2009, at 5:17 PM, Carlos Grohmann carlos.grohm...@gmail.com wrote: Hi all, I'm facing some serious issues importing

RE: [GRASS-user] having problems importing shapefiles

I've tried to duplicate your problem on the most current release (r39626-1) on WinXP SP3 but every shapefile I tried imported without error. However, I've noticed that DBF files still do not import with db.in.ogr and throw an error that the table can not be found like they did with the previous

[GRASS-user] Windows Grass 6.4.0SVN Python error

I installed the Windows version of Grass 6.4.0SVN using the stand-alone installer package by Colin Nielsen onto a Windows Vista 32-bit machine. The installation seemed perfect. When I try to run the program I get a window containing the following error: python.exe - Entry Point Not Found The

[GRASS-user] internal buffer of polygon

I tried using a negative values as buffer=-3000 in v.buffer but it doesn't give me internal buffer in a polygon layer. Any hints? -- cheers, maning -- Freedom is still the most radical idea of all -N.Branden wiki: