Michael Barton wrote: > I've attached a simple text file that I read into GRASS with r.in.ascii. > > r.in.ascii -f input=/Users/cmbarton/Desktop/ > landuse_stats_all_models_orig2.txt output=landuse2 --overwrite > > (I've tried it with -d, -ifd, and no flags) > > It imports fine with no errors. It displays fine. > > r.info shows that it contains data... > > N: 40 S: 1 Res: > 0.975 | > | E: 50 W: 1 Res: > 0.98 | > | Range of data: min = 0.000000 max = 24055.437500
| N: 40 S: 1 Res: 0.975 | | E: 50 W: 1 Res: 0.98 | | Range of data: min = 0.000000 max = 24055.437500 | > YET... > > If I query ANY cell with r.what, I get... > > 23.979253112|12.2468879668||* > > ALL are null. And it won't display in NVIZ--probably because all cells > are null. > > r.mapcalc 'newmap=1.0*landscape2' > > produces an empty map. > > I've run r.nulls with no effects. > > Anyone have an idea what is wrong? Did you set the region to match the map? If I set the region to the map (g.region rast=test), I can't reproduce the problem. Also, get a decent mail program. One that doesn't insist upon reformatting stuff that's pasted from a terminal, and doesn't stick the attachment in the HTML part of a multipart/alternative block. Apple's mail software has historically been bad at compatibility with non-Apple systems (much worse than Microsoft), and they appear to still have some way to go. -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
