Hi Stefan and hi to everybody
the original "g.list" command was
>>> r_list = gscript.read_command("g.list" , type = "rast" ).strip().split()
i forgot to put ("\n") as input parameter in the .split method. Howeever i
wrote it while writing my script in this mail since i use it like 100 % of
the tim
Hi Alessandro,
it would be great, if you also comunicate the actual solution, i.e. the proper
"g.list"-command, or where you made the mistake. The mapcalc-call seems not to
bee what caused the troubles. If someone runs into the same trouble as you, he
would have the right hint immediately.
rega
dear all,
i found where the error was! i didn't set the "g.list" command properly, in
fact the map calculator could not find maps . However , here it is how i
ran the mapcalc:
> gscript.mapcalc ( " %s = %s * %s " % ((r+"k") , r , c))
to Frank : k is just a suffix i wanted to use in order to give t
Hi,
What do you want to do with "k" ?
Can you send what return gscript.verbose(( " %s = %s * %s ") % (r , r , c))
Frank
Le 12/12/2018 à 17:34, Alessandro Sebastiani a écrit :
I get the same error after trying with your suggestion! I tried to
define rasters in different ways, like
>> c = ["co
I get the same error after trying with your suggestion! I tried to define
rasters in different ways, like
>> c = ["costante"] ,
but nothing seems to change
Il giorno mer 12 dic 2018 alle ore 10:22 Moritz Lennert <
mlenn...@club.worldonline.be> ha scritto:
> On 12/12/18 12:59, Alessandro Sebastian
On 12/12/18 12:59, Alessandro Sebastiani wrote:
dear all,
i'm dealing this time with r.mapcalc. I have different rasters which i
grouped using g.list.
Now r_list contains all my raster. I want to multiply those rasters to
another raster (called "costante") in order to obtain a new map, that i
Hi Alessandro,
actually, I have no experience and no idea of the scripting modul of grass. But
I believe you need something like this:
script.core.list_strings(type, pattern=None, mapset=None, exclude=None,
flag='')[source]
List of elements as strings.
Returns the output from running
dear all,
i'm dealing this time with r.mapcalc. I have different rasters which i
grouped using g.list.
Now r_list contains all my raster. I want to multiply those rasters to
another raster (called "costante") in order to obtain a new map, that i
want to call as r followed by the letter "k"
Here it
