On 01/03/12 17:59, Glynn Clements wrote:
Moritz Lennert wrote:
If you want to work in a python script, you have to first run
read_command(g.mlist),
You can use mlist_grouped(), but it currently only works with glob
patterns, not regexps. Alternatively, you can use list_grouped,
list_pairs or list_strings and manually filter the result. E.g.:
import grass.script as grass
maps = [map
for map in grass.list_strings('rast')
if map.startswith('rast_') or map.startswith('crast_')]
maps = ','.join(maps)
grass.run_command("r.series", input = maps, ...)
Any reason why the solution using splitlines() is not acceptable:
maps=grass.read_command('g.mlist',
pattern='rast_*|crast_*|Treene_raster', type='rast').splitlines()
grass.run_command("r.series", input=maps, out="Treene_tmp_mask",
method="count", flags="n", overwrite=True)
?
Moritz
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