Markus Neteler wrote:
> > I'm running WinGRASS and I'm obtaining a weird error when I run g.mapset:
> > ERROR: Unable to read GIS_LOCK environment variable
> >
> > How can I fix this in Win GRASS?
>
> I have seen
>
>
>
> Author: glynn
> Date: 2010-10-14 02:51:09 -0700 (Thu, 14 Oct
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 3:07 PM, katrin eggert
wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I'm running WinGRASS and I'm obtaining a weird error when I run g.mapset:
> ERROR: Unable to read GIS_LOCK environment variable
>
> How can I fix this in Win GRASS?
I have seen
Author: glynn
Date: 2010-10-14 02:5
M.Onur Kurum wrote:
> after installing pywin32 for python25, I get this error:
>
> GRASS 7.0.svn> r.ipso.py
>File "C:\Python25\lib\xml\etree\ElementTree.py", line 1254, in close
> self._parser.Parse("", 1) # end of data
> xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError: no element found: line 1, column
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
> ssefick wrote:
>> I would like to rename a couple of locations. I am using the dbf driver
>> for the database. Can I safely just rename the folder of the location?
>> Thanks in advance.
>
> Stephen,
>
> I think renaming is not enough. You have to "reconnect" the data bas
On Friday 15 of October 2010 21:11:13 ssefick wrote:
> I would like to rename a couple of locations. I am using the dbf driver
> for the database. Can I safely just rename the folder of the location?
> Thanks in advance.
Stephen,
I think renaming is not enough. You have to "reconnect" the data
I would like to rename a couple of locations. I am using the dbf driver
for the database. Can I safely just rename the folder of the location?
Thanks in advance.
Stephen Sefick
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after installing pywin32 for python25, I get this error:
GRASS 7.0.svn> r.ipso.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\GRASS-70-SVN/etc/gui/wxpython/gui_modules/menuform.py", line
2253, in
task = grassTask(cmd[0])
File "C:\GRASS-70-SVN/etc/gui/wxpython/gui_modules/menuform.py",
Monica Buescu wrote:
> Hum it sounds interesting. How can I parameterize it? I mean, what is the
> order of the parameters?
> help(grass.find_file)
Help on function find_file in module grass.script.core:
find_file(name, element='cell', mapset=None)
!Returns the output fr
hi all, I have a problem with g.region, since by using v.in.ogr, get the
coordinates but leaves the geographic projection and the projection of the
files is a flat projection.
how to maintain not only the coordinates only, but also the coordinate
system?.
thanks for your attention and help
Ric
Hi Micha,
I have tested v.db.join2 with mysql and it worked. No truncation! I am
using GRASS 6.4.0 on macosx.
I will think carefully about your workflow suggestion,
many, many thanks, Jon
> Hi Jon:
>
> So we're pretty clear that this problem creeps up only on PostgreSQL and
> MySQL based vect
Hello Glynn
Hum it sounds interesting. How can I parameterize it? I mean, what is the
order of the parameters?
About the current mapset I'm already using it thanks :)
PS- Where can I find a list of avaliable functions in grass.python?
Monica
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Glynn Clements wrote
Luis Lisboa wrote:
> I'm running a Python script in WinGRASS6.4 but when I insert as the input
> C:\Data\L5216065_06520070405_B70.TIF
>
> inside Python Script, the input is:
> C:DataL5216065_06520070405_B10.TIF
>
> I realized that, if I, by-hand, i change the \ by / it runs ok.
>
> is it possi
Monica Buescu wrote:
> I have a Py script where I do some processing. But, I want to limit it to
> the files that are available in my current mapset. How can I do this? I
> mean, I just to evaluate if the input is in the current/active MAPSET?
grass.script.find_file() is a wrapper for g.findfile
Greetings
I'm running a Python script in WinGRASS6.4 but when I insert as the input
C:\Data\L5216065_06520070405_B70.TIF
inside Python Script, the input is:
C:DataL5216065_06520070405_B10.TIF
I realized that, if I, by-hand, i change the \ by / it runs ok.
is it possible to have an automatic pro
Hi Jon:
So we're pretty clear that this problem creeps up only on PostgreSQL and
MySQL based vector layers. I checked in the documentation and both
databases will create a *one* char wide column when the CHARACTER type
is used without any size. Sqlite uses their "dynamic typing " so any
CHAR
Greetings
Before I used i.maxlik I decided to give a look at the code. And I have one
question:
- the input data, I mean the data inside the group, must it be CELL
(integers that range 0-255) or can it be DOUBLE (double precision that range
whatever)?
I believe that the training_area MUST be inte
(
Pedro, I kindly ask you to keep the discussion on the list - it's very
interesting (to me at least) and of wider interest (I guess) as a small
challenge for grass. I am sure others can help here.
Also, accept my apologies for re-structuring the mail to make it easy to
follow for other readers
katrin eggert wrote:
> About the i.image.mosaic, it was developed by Markus. I gave a look at the
> Script (Python version) and I'm not sure what is the advantage of this
> script against r.patch.
I guess it's the convenience extending the colomap to all to-be-patched maps.
Nikos
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katrin eggert wrote:
> About the i.image.mosaic, it was developed by Markus. I gave a look at the
> Script (Python version) and I'm not sure what is the advantage of this
> script against r.patch.
I guess it's the convenience extending the colomap to all to-be-patched maps.
Nikos
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Thanks to all of you, the approach of Micha using g.region and r.mapcalc did
the job...!
Regards,
Christian.
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Sent: Friday, October 15, 2010 10:50 AM
To:
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Subject: Re: [GRAS
Greetings
I have a Py script where I do some processing. But, I want to limit it to
the files that are available in my current mapset. How can I do this? I
mean, I just to evaluate if the input is in the current/active MAPSET?
Thanks
Best regards
Monica
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Hello Nikos
Very good point... As far as I can see, the order is relevant in
"overlapping pixels".
About the i.image.mosaic, it was developed by Markus. I gave a look at the
Script (Python version) and I'm not sure what is the advantage of this
script against r.patch.
Thanks
Kat
2010/10/14 Nikos
Christian:
> >>> how to change the boundaries of a raster map (simply expand the
> >>> border) without any automatic modification of map resolution as it
> >>> will happen when using "r.region map=.. n= ..s=.. w= e=.." ?
> >>> Thanks for some hint.
Micha:
> >> How about changing the current regi
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