Hi Markus, you are rigth, the error was as you showed. But may be I made a mistake, and I dont know how fix it.
I have two Project Location (PL_A and PL_B), and on each one I have @PERMANENT mapsets. I thougth that if rename the PERMANENT (like TEMP_mapset) on PL_B and copy the directory to PL_A, than when I load PL_A I can access both PERMANENT and TEMP_mapset.. But grass not recognize automatically @TEMP_mapset. My mapsets has no projection (it is a XY unprojected location). Any help are welcome. bests milton 2009/5/20 Markus Neteler <[email protected]> > On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Milton Cezar Ribeiro > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi GrassGurus, > > > > I have a Project Location with two mapsets, like: > > > > MyProjLocation > > +PERMANENT > > +TEMP_mapset > > > > Now I need to move some rasters from @PERMANENT to @TEMP_mapset > > I tryed something like: > > g.copy rast=A @PERMENENT,A @TEMP_mapset (without spaces) > > > > But it not works. > > What is the error? I suspect > Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed. > > Solution: don't specify @TEMP_mapset in the target name since you > write to the current mapset. > > So: > g.copy ras...@permanent,A > will do it. > > Markus >
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