Aaron,
So, If I understand you correctly, you have 800 raster files that you
need to re-scale but are failing due to the length of the list or
command line length?
If your files are named in a logically/sequential fashion (foobar_1 ,
foobar_2 , foobar_3 etc) then you could run your commands on each
file using a counter inside a loop. pseudo code would look something
like;
let counter=1
while [ ${counter} -le 800 ]; do
r.region map=foobar_${counter} n= s= e= w=
counter=${counter}+1
done
However, if the file names are unorganized then you may need to
rework the file names outside of GRASS using a batch re-namer in
order to get this to work.
Cheers,
Mike
On 5-Jul-07, at 8:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am dealing with a lot of raster files at once. When I have used
certain commands like g.mlist for listing of my raster files, it
has given me warmings like, "file name too long." Similar problems
have arose when I use r.region to change location of my raster
files. Is there a capacity to the program when adjusting a lot of
raster files at once, and is there a way around not getting these
warnings.
Aaron
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