> note g.extension is rather new and untested compared the rest of
> the software, especially on Windows. Besides svn for building C
> modules, you will need a C compiler which doesn't ship with the
> GRASS installer.
What about a automtaci build process on the server?
Then the users would download
>> I have looked through many posts and help files to no avail, if
>> anyone can tell me what additional steps/programs/plugins are
> >required to install addons I would really appreciate the help.
>
>see [http://subversion.apache.org]
some time ago I've opened a ticket in osgeo4w to include svn
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Von: "Helmut Kudrnovsky"
Gesendet: 25.09.2010 11:19:32
An: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
Betreff: First time trying to install add on g.extension (r.stream.order)
>>> I have looked through many posts and help files to no avail, if
>>> anyone can tell me what additio
Daniel Victoria wrote:
> It's strange cause I can use gdalinfo and gdal_translate on the SRTM
> tif tiles and last night I patched them using gdal_merge.py. Also,
> r.in.gdal works fine. And I can run r.info on the tiles imported using
> r.external. But I can't display them or query the values (r
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 7:57 AM, Glynn Clements
wrote:
>
> Daniel Victoria wrote:
>
>> It's strange cause I can use gdalinfo and gdal_translate on the SRTM
>> tif tiles and last night I patched them using gdal_merge.py. Also,
>> r.in.gdal works fine. And I can run r.info on the tiles imported usin
Nikos:
...
> Downloaded:
> - extra: LT50160351988258XXX03 (includes visible clouds - maybe good for
> testing?)
# import landsat bands in wgs84, utm, zone 17
# r.proj to nc_spm_08/landsat
# set region
g.region rast=lsat5_1988.1 -p
projection: 99 (Lambert Conformal Conic)
zone: 0
datum:
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 10:47 AM, Tim Michelsen
wrote:
>> note g.extension is rather new and untested compared the rest of
>> the software, especially on Windows. Besides svn for building C
>> modules, you will need a C compiler which doesn't ship with the
>> GRASS installer.
> What about a automt