2010/6/19 Martin Landa <[email protected]> Hi, > > start GRASS with some location, using > .... > v.in.ogr location=<newlocation> ... > > you can create new location based on imported data and import data > into the new location in one command. >
Hi all, hi Martin, thank you, that worked on Ubuntu 10.04 with GRASS GIS 6.4.0RC5+39438. Except for something strange. As said before the idea was to import+create location by a script. So I made a linux shell-script that does this: echo "v.in.ogr dsn=mydata.shp location=import output='mydata' min_area=0.0001 snap=-1" | grass -text "$GISDATEN/tmplocation/PERMANENT" That works in principle and automatically imports the data from the shapefile into location 'import'. Unfortunately only partially. One third of the polygons gets imported, the rest is missing. I also started grass with gui, selected "tmplocation" and the on the commandline entered exactly the command used above (v.in.ogr dsn=mydata.shp location=import output='mydata' min_area=0.0001 snap=-1). Then all the objects get imported correctly. What is that? THX, stn
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