Hello Richard,
just a suggestion, though I'm not a bash expert :
k=10
while [ $k -le 250 ]; do
i=0
while [ $i -lt $k ]; do
image=`echo Background_$i.png`
<your stack of operations on $image>;
((i++));
done
k=$((k+10));
done
hmmm, perhaps it's not clean at interval borders, but it may be a good
beginning ?
Good luck,
Vincent.
Le lundi 28 juin 2010 à 21:17 +1000, Richard Chirgwin a écrit :
> It's like this. I'm good with Grass-GIS and not good with complicated
> scripts.
>
> An r.in.wms process downloaded too many tiles, and broke r.in.gdalwarp.
> So, I would like to break up the downloaded tiles into groups of ten,
> run r.in.gdalwarp on the groups, then patch the grouped tiles together
> at the end.
>
> I have:
>
> Background_ _ <0 to 251>.png
> ie -
> Background__0.png to Background__251.png
>
>
> What I want to do is
>
> for i in <group of ten tiles>; do
> r.in.gdalwarp input=<grouped filenames> output=<subset> method=nearest
> s_srs=EPSG:4326
> done
>
> But how do I break the set of 251 tiles into groups for this?
>
> Richard
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