I'm traveling, so I cannot test right now. I did need a static map.
Using a table would work. I might be able to make a vector with
r.to.vector and join those outputs for queries.
Sorry for top reply. Mobile device and I realized too late.
John
On Nov 12, 2008, at 22:42, Hamish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ultimately, it may not even be possible to generate such a map,
given
the 32-bit limit for category numbers. You could theoretically
have up
to to 2^96 distinct categories, although in practice you would be
limited by the size of the map. But you could end up with each cell
having a distinct combination of labels.
I will explore this option. I'm using 6.4 svn, so I can
push the envelope a bit.
Hi,
idea: do you really need a static output map? would on-demand calls to
r.what suffice? It can take >96 input maps.
(but mind possible 4096 char bash shell command limit [<43 chars/map
name
on average])
echo "x|y|`g.mlist rast sep='|'`"
echo "$x $y" | r.what in=`g.mlist rast`
create "$x $y" from r.out.xyz if you want a table covering every cell.
Hamish
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