Hamish:
> > I just tried 6.4.2rc2 with xubuntu 11.10 & it built ok for me.
> > (based on debiangis build rules, both manually compiled and
> > into .deb packages using `debuild`)
...
> >... does your user account have full write permissions to the
> >/usr/local/src/grass dir?
Helmut:
> myricaria@
2011/11/20 Hamish :
> Anna wrote:
>> I would like to add the possibility to display
>> north arrow in Map Composer and I'm looking for
>> some nice north arrow symbols.
>
> (in case anyone didn't already know about them,
> see some of the existing ones here:
> http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/IconSymbo
Shane wrote:
> from recollection, the old v.digit tool for this
> process had a 'click source - click target -
> confirm click' i.e. three stages whereas the
> current tool seems to only have two... does it
> need three?
for what it's worth, the old v.digit allowed your
confirmation click to also
Anna wrote:
> I would like to add the possibility to display
> north arrow in Map Composer and I'm looking for
> some nice north arrow symbols.
(in case anyone didn't already know about them,
see some of the existing ones here:
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/IconSymbols#Existing_symbols )
> So f
Hi,
I would like to add the possibility to display north arrow in Map
Composer and I'm looking for some nice north arrow symbols. So far I
found these sources [1], [2], but I'm not sure if I can use it and
under what conditions. Or does anyone know about some other source?
Thanks,
Anna
[1] http:
Hi all,
just had an unsavoury experience for the second time since using wxgui
in 6.4.2RC1
when digitising a vector that consisted of boundaries and centroids, I
was attempting to split a boundary to add more adjacent
boundaries/centroids. somewhere in process of trying/learning to get the
break/
Hi Martin,
the wxGUI digitiser. I've been brave lately and given it some
workouts ;-)
alas, tonight, i've had more dramas with it...
Trying to use the 'digitise area' tool for a separate vector has crashed
grass for a second (third, fourth, fifth..) time in a few days. it made
the boundary but n
Hi Moritz et al,
Thanks for your patient description. I have been using cats and tables
for a while now, and think I understand enough about how they work, your
explanation seems similar to what I'd read in the GRASS docs.
My concern here is not how to use them, but that the check/list boxes in
t
Another little query, am I using the 'copy categories' tool the wrong
way... instructions when selecting that tool say 'left click =select;
ctrl+left = unselect, right click=confirm'
I have tried several combos of left and right, e.g. select/confirm
source, select/confirm target; or select source,
I'm having some doubts on the layer mechanism.
Two questions in this point.
1) Creating a new layer (ie a new connection between a vector and a DB
table)
I've imported a vector (rivers) through v.in.ogr, then I've cloned the
original table:
>> db.copy from_table=rivers to_table=rivers_clone
I've c
hi,
[...]
>I just tried 6.4.2rc2 with xubuntu 11.10 & it built ok for me.
>(based on debiangis build rules, both manually compiled and
>into .deb packages using `debuild`)
thanks for testing
>... does your user account have full write permissions to the
>/usr/local/src/grass dir? (no idea, gra
Pankaj Kr Sharma wrote:
> Dear grass users,
> I am trying to find sub-basins and their outlets exactly for each 300 sq.
> km. in a bigger basin.
> I think accumulation value indicates the no. of cells draining at a cell.
> And will thus be a good starting point for such calculation.
> The other opt
Pankaj Kr Sharma wrote:
> Dear Grass users and developers,
>
> The region is only 42001 * 42001 i.e. smaller than the limit of 46341 x
> 46341.
> The module r.watershed didn't work without -m due to memory requirement.
> So, the next best, I thought was to assign RAM as much as possible.
> And I b
Glynn Clements wrote:
>
> AFAICT, r.watershed requires far more memory than just the size of the
> underlying raster data. It's possible that it isn't interpreting the
> memory= parameter correctly.
Yes, there was an error in the distribution of memory over the various
temporary data structures, f
Yes it does, so I guess the problem may be
the GRASS MediaWiki configuration/version.
Ben
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On Friday, November 18, 2011 9:23 PM, "Hamish"
wrote:
> fwiw, I just tried editing
> http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/S
On 20/11/2011 12:50, Pankaj Kr Sharma wrote:
Dear Micha,
by the method of threshold value, I have tried and output varies
from 1 sqkm to 6000 sqkm.
Not what I want.
Give us some more information:
g.region -p
r.info
the exact command
On 20/11/2011 08:58, Pankaj Kr Sharma wrote:
Dear grass users,
I am trying to find sub-basins and their outlets exactly for
each 300 sq. km. in a bigger basin.
I think accumulation value indicates the no. of cells
draining at a cell. And will thus b
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