Nikos Alexandris:
...
Hmm, ok. Still, why "cell" for Linke-T? Linke-Ts are floats.
...
r.sun --script
...
#%option
#% key: linke
#% type: string
#% required: no
#% multiple: no
#% description: Name of the Linke atmospheric turbidity coefficient
input
raster map [-]
#% gisprompt: old,cell,raster
#% guisection: Input
#%end
"linke" is for raster maps as input.
Markus Neteler wrote:
Yes, I used that (also with the SODA maps).
You are confusing at time the precision CELL (= integer) and "cell"
(historically used for "raster" maps as opposed to "vector" map:
http://grass.osgeo.org/programming7/gislib_cmdline_parsing.html#gisprompt_Member
"new,cell,raster" G_open_new("cell", "map")
"old,vector,vector" G_open_old("vector", "map")
... this cell is not related to precision but means raster map which
can well be a floating point map.
HTH
Markus
Yes, this helps. I was confused by "...(i.e. if the option has
"new,cell,...", it will look in the "cell" directory)". Creating a
float-raster (FCELL) or double-raster (DCELL), creates an "fcell"
directory. So, according to the comment, I thought that it should be
"fcell" in this case.
Thanks, N
ps- Something like "gdal_translate -of GTiff -a_ullr ullat ullon lrlat
lelon in.tif out.tif" is the right way for non-GeoTIFFs, right?
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