Nikos Alexandris: > > A GRASSy shell script print's out, by using g.messave -i (or similar), > > something like:
> > --%<--- > > [1] ... > > [2] "Some message..." > > 100% > > [3] "Another message..." > > 100% > > [4] "And another message..." > > 100% > > [5] ... > > --->%-- > > I would like to have the % progress counter right after the message, in > > the same line and not printed in a new line. How is this to be achieved? Markus Neteler: > It might be an idea to add a new flag for this like "echo" offers: > > echo - display a line of text > -n do not output the trailing newline That is a nice idea. I don't know of course if others consider this as necessary, but I'd like to be able to compress further and minimalise the extent of "g.message"s in the command line. > > This is a bash shell question. Yet, what technique is there for a python > > script? > > Random link: > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/275018/how-can-i-remove-chomp-a-newline-i > n-python > > I am not sure if a new flag should be added to g.message. > > Note that there is also > > GRASS_MESSAGE_FORMAT [various modules, wxGUI] > it may be set to either > - standard - sets percentage output and message formatting style to > standard formatting, > - gui - sets percentage output and message formatting style to GUI > formatting, - silent - disables percentage output and error messages, > - plain - sets percentage output and message formatting style to > ASCII output without rewinding control characters. > http://grass.osgeo.org/grass70/manuals/variables.html Thanks!
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