On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 6:43 PM, Glynn Clements <[email protected]>wrote:
> > Chethan S wrote: > > > I natively use GRASS in ubuntu but wanted to try it in windows as well. I > > use GRASS 6.4.0RC7 with MSYS and referring to Open Source GIS - A GRASS > > Approach I wanted to display layers using following commands for the > sample > > North Carolina dataset - > > > > g.region rast=elevation -p > > d.erase > > > > d.rast elevation > > d.his h=elevation i=elevation_shade and so on... > > > > Prior to all these there was d.mon x0 command. It resulted in an > > error. > > d.mon is the main feature which doesn't work natively in Windows. All > d.* commands operating by generating an image file (by default, the > file map.png in the current directory). For screen display, use one of > the GUIs, or open the map.png file in a viewer which provides a quick > way to reload the current file. > > Also, note that d.mon has been removed altogether in GRASS 7. > > -- > Glynn Clements <[email protected]> > Hello again! Is displaying on x0 or cairo or png displays using d.mon, the only way to display layers from command line even in linux? Isn't there a way to type commands in terminal and get the layers displayed in GRASS GIS Map display in wxGUI? Regards, Chethan S.
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