Yes, that works.
thanks.
On Mar 1, 2010, at 11:59 AM, Daniel Victoria wrote:
I've done it using v.distance. It can output the x and y coords of the
nearest feature (check upload option). So then I just created a new
point vector with the coords given by v.distance
Cheers
Daniel
2010/3/1 "António M. Rodrigues" <[email protected]>:
Dear GRASS users,
I'm having some problems trying to find a way to snap/move all
points from
one layer to the nearest node in another layer.
I found that with v.distance, I can find distances to all nodes in
the
desired layer (the information is in the output window, although I
haven't
figured out yet how to manipulate this).
Also, v.edit has a move and a snap option, although I believe the
module
expects some input like coordinates, not the name of another layer.
So, I'm guessing that the solution will probably involve working
with these
two funcions, but I haven't figured out how
Perhaps I'm just looking in the wrong place and there is a function
in GRASS
that performs this "snap to another layer" in one go.
I'm sorry if this is kind of a beginner question...
Thanks for any help.
António
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