Hi List, This is probably more due to my lack of understanding of how v.edit works. But here it goes.
I have a polygon vector layer where some of the polygons have a 'No data' label. I'd like to delete those polygons so I ran the command, with the following output: v.edit map=teste@isna tool=delete where="label like '%no data%'" Selecting features... 207 of 7200 features selected from vector map <teste@isna> 207 features deleted Building topology for vector map <teste@isna>... Registering primitives... 6993 primitives registered 29546 vertices registered Building areas... 2195 areas built 264 isles built Attaching islands... Attaching centroids... Number of nodes: 3086 Number of primitives: 6993 Number of points: 0 Number of lines: 0 Number of boundaries: 5017 Number of centroids: 1976 Number of areas: 2195 Number of isles: 264 v.edit complete. After that, the offending polygons where deleted however, their boundaries are still present. That is, when I load the vector in the map display, I still see the boundaries in some polygons, even though the area is not filled. Is this the intended behavior? I tried using the areadel tool but then the whong polygon was deleted. I'm guessing the shared boundary of a valid polygon was removed and his caused problems. Attached is a sample of what I'm seeing after v.edit delete Thanks Daneil [image: Inline image 1]
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