Hi,
On a google search for building a temporary path in a bash script for
win grass I found the manual for g.tempfile which lead me to write the line
temp1=`g.tempfile pid=$$`
which, on echo, generated E:\GRASSdata/newLocation/PERMANENT/.tmp/9168.0
and in use results in the following error:
Illegal filename. Character </> not allowed.
<E:\GRASSdata/newLocation/PERMANENT/.tmp/7512.0> is an illegal file name
So, do I have to run sed or some such to convert the / to \? or is there
a windows safe way to generate a temporary file path? Or better yet an
OS agnostic way?
Richard
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