Le Wed, 18 Sep 2019 13:22:22 -0700 (PDT), Rich Shepard <[email protected]> a écrit :
> I've a script that begins this way: > > #!/usr/bin/bash > > # Create projection and exit > # LDQ-45123G3: > grass79 -c LDQ-45123G3/2009_OLC_Hood\ to\ > Coast/Bare_Earth/be45123g3/prj.adf /data/grassdata/g3 -e > > grass79 g3/PERMANENT > sleep 1s > r.in.gdal in=LDQ-45123G3/2009_OLC_Hood\ to\ > Coast/Bare_Earth/be45123g3/hdr.adf out=45123g3_hood_to_coast > mem=16000 --o r.import in=LDQ-45123G3/2009_OLC_Hood\ to\ > Coast/Bare_Earth/be45123g3h/hdr.adf out=45123g3h_hood_to_coast > resamp=lanczos_f mem=16000 --o r.import > in=LDQ-45123G3/2009_OLC_Willamette\ > Valley/Bare_Earth/be45123g3/hdr.adf out=45123g3_willamette_valley > resamp=lanczos_f mem=16000 --o r.import > in=LDQ-45123G3/2009_OLC_North\ Coast/Bare_Earth/be45123g3/hdr.adf > out=45123g3_north_coast resamp=lanczos_f mem=16000 --o r.import > in=LDQ-45123G3/2015_ODF_NW\ > Oregon-McGregor/Bare_Earth/be45123g3/hdr.adf > out=45123g3_oregon_mcgregor resamp=lanczos_f mem=16000 --o exit > > When I run the script, and kill it after a minute or so this is the > console display: > > GRASS 7.9.dev (g3):/data/grassdata > exit > exit > Cleaning up temporary files... > Done. > > Goodbye from GRASS GIS > > ./process-lidar-dems-row-g.sh: line 12: r.in.gdal: command not found > ./process-lidar-dems-row-g.sh: line 13: r.import: command not found > ./process-lidar-dems-row-g.sh: line 14: r.import: command not found > ./process-lidar-dems-row-g.sh: line 15: r.import: command not found > ./process-lidar-dems-row-g.sh: line 16: r.import: command not found > > However, when I block each of the first 4 lines in the script (other > than the sleep command) grass processes r.in.gdal andr.import without > throwing the 'command not found' error. > > What have I done incorrectly which breaks the script at line 9 (I've > redacted a few lines in this version)? You cannot launch GRASS GIS within the script in this way. You have to put the actual module calls into a script and then either - launch GRASS GIS and from the GRASS command line launch the script, or - follow https://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_and_Shell#GRASS_Batch_jobs, i.e. let the GRASS_BATCH_JOB variable point to your script Moritz _______________________________________________ grass-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user
