On 10/11/08 15:36, Roberto Antolí­n wrote:
Hi all,
I'm a python newbie so have some patience :-)

I'm trying to use r.mapcal with the grass.py function 'run_command' in this way:

e = "%s=%s-%s" % (out, dsm, dtm)
grass.run_command('r.mapcalc', expression = e)

However, the new raster in "%out" doesn't appear, and a new raster called 'expression' is created instead.

I also tried with:

grass.run_command('r.mapcalc', expression = "%s=%s-%s" % (out, dsm, dtm))

The expression= parameter only exists in GRASS7, but not in grass6.x.

So, r.mapcalc expression=k=1

will give you

in GRASS6.x: a map called 'expression' with the value 1

in GRASS7: a map called 'k' with the value 1

So everything depends on the version of GRASS you are running.


with the same result. And also with:

grass.run_command('r.mapcalc', %s = "%s-%s" % (out, dsm, dtm))

No expert, but shouldn't this be:

grass.run_command('r.mapcalc', "%s = %s-%s" % (out, dsm, dtm))

[note the changed location of the opening quote]

Moritz
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