On 25/02/08 18:57, andrea antonello wrote:
Hi Paul,

 Can you give some specific examples? I think "all" sounds like a bit of a
 generalisation. What is wrong with the internal GRASS functions
 GPJ_grass_to_wkt() and GPJ_grass_to_osr()? Or the -p, -d, -j, -w and -e
 options of g.proj? The GRASS representation can be converted to PROJ.4
 format without using any external libraries at all, and to WKT format
 using the OGR libraries of GDAL. PROJ.4 is not required at all for
 converting to either of those.


 I guess my point is that it is a reasonable requirement for other software
 to use GRASS libraries to access data in GRASS locations, rather than
 reverse engineering the internal GRASS database formats which can and will
 change in future. But I suppose that is a topic definitely open to
 debate?....

Why does it seem to strange that we want to base on the grass
database-workspace format to exploit GRASS as well as tools
implemented in java? Why should I always import/export data to do
calculations on them?

You haven't really answered Paul's question: What is the problem with using the current g.proj '-w' or '-e' flags ?

Moritz
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