Thanks this works now! Very obvious with the comma - but not when you are working with R the whole day where arguments are separated by commas :-)
best regards Ralf Am 17.04.2013 um 23:20 schrieb Hamish <[email protected]>: > Ralf wrote: >> However, I still get an error, although I now have 1-space >> delimited file. >> >> r.in.xyz fs='space', >> input=dgm10_32292_5548_2_rp_one_space.xyz out=test >> >> I already achieved the task with the help in R now, but from >> academic point would really be interested why is not >> working. I obtain the error message: >> ERROR: Not enough data columns. Incorrect delimiter or >> column number? Found >> the following character(s) in row 1: >> [293220.000 5550000.000 311.432] > > try fs=space > I think the other (with the comma) is a typo. > > >> I uploaded sample files here: >> http://www.sendspace.com/file/8q3vrx >> Perhaps this makes reproduction of the problem easier... > > works for me: > GRASS65> r.in.xyz -s in=dgm10_32292_5548_2_rp_one_space.xyz out=dummy x=1 y=2 > z=3 fs=space > Range: min max > x: 293080.000000 293990.000000 > y: 5548130.000000 5549990.000000 > z: 256.851000 426.240000 > > then import worked well using a 10m grid resolution. > (grid resolution confirmed by running r.univar on the method=n > map + 'r.null setnull=0') > > > Hamish _______________________________________________ grass-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user
