Hi!
In help for r.patch I found this:
MAPS=`g.mlist type=rast sep=, pat="map_*"`
g.region rast=$MAPS
r.patch in=$MAPS out=mosaic
That worked for me now.
I importet all files in the catalog by defining import source in the gui
for r.in.gdal as directory; choosing the right directory; and it then
imported all the files, giving them a "prefix" of x2; or some such.
I shall try Markus suggestions next!
regards; and thanks!
larsf
Den 01. april 2012 18:42, skrev Markus Metz:
Lars Forseth wrote:
Thanks Daniel.
But no, I was not able to make your suggestion work; it complains that it
dos not know the command 'For'...
In Linux shell and msys this must be lowercase, i.e.
for i in *.arc
do r.in.arc $i<output name here>
done
or
for i in *.arc
do r.in.arc in=$i out=`basename $i .arc`
done
followed by something like
raster_list=`g.mlist type=rast pat=<insert search pattern here> sep=comma`
g.region -p rast=$raster_list
r.patch in=$raster_list out=<output name here>
HTH,
Markus M
Regards larsf
Den 01. april 2012 16:01, skrev Daniel Victoria:
I believe there is a batch import function in the gui ( I'm not in front of
my computer now). If not, you can write a for loop in the command line to
import all files.
In Linux shell it's something like
For i in *.arc
Do r.in.arc $i<output name here>
Done
Daniel
On Apr 1, 2012 10:13 AM, "Lars Forseth"<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi!
I want to import a set (20) of ESRI ASCII raster files in a catalog, and
merge them to a single GRASS raster dataset.
How do I do that? (Yes I can import each file, and then merge (r.patch),
but..)
Regards larsf
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