Milton:
I just had this questioned answered about 2 days before you posted it
on the grass-windows forums :) All you have to do is call the commands
from your bash script (assuming you are using bash), e.g. if you have a
text file that says:
g.region -p
g.region -p
Saved as "g_region_twice.sh", you can call this after booting grass
from the command line as C:\GRASS\grass63.bat -text as:
sh c:/pathtoscripts/g_region_twice.sh (I think the slashes are
"reversed" from the standard windows way when calling scripts from
within GRASS, although don't quote me on this).
That should print out your region twice.
--j
Milton Cezar Ribeiro wrote:
Dear all,
Sorry to write again on this issue, but I still need help on this.
I installed Native WinGrass (on c:\GRASS directory) and
GRASS_MSYS_Environment
(on c:\GRASS_MSYS_Environment directory). Now I need to run a script of
grass
commands, but I only know how to run one-by-one command. I really need
some help (with a step-by-step advice) of how can I tell to Grass (or
GIS.m interface)
to call my script file and run a sequence of commands.
Kind regards,
miltinho astronauta
brazil
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