the exact r.mapcalc command.
Also, using the same map as both input and output is unwise. It
appears to work, at least for simple cases, but shouldn't be relied
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be false for anything from
the add-ons repository (there should at least be a manual page).
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/import r.external or r.in.gdal ~17s:
I don't think that this is related to my changes.
Does passing the -c flag to r.out.gdal significantly affect the time
taken to import the resulting file?
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GDAL-linked maps is also necessary.
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Martin Landa wrote:
FWIW, this approach has been committed as r48561.
thanks, no errors reported. Martin
unfortunately this approach has one strange side-effect, it deletes
images at the end.
This should be fixed by r48813.
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, it should output at least the base map and
optionally the reclass table (although the latter may be a job for a
separate module, e.g. r.reclasss.out).
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a failure?
In any case, there doesn't appear to be a supported programmatic
method for determining that a map is a reclass. r.info includes
relcass information in the default formatted output, and in the
output for -h, but neither of these are designed to be
machine-readable.
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for printing the range. It should generate a fatal
error if the input= map type isn't CELL.
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always create a new fileinfo
structure. There may be modules which will get confused if two
Rast_open_old() calls return the same file descriptor.
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spline, rational spline,
or something else entirely? Or do we merge r.mapcalc into libraster so
that maps can be reclassed by arbitrary algebraic expressions?
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for it.
OTOH, an index() function may be a worthwhile addition to r.mapcalc.
The graph() function is more general than is necessary here, and is
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and stock grass.{script,lib} modules, PYTHONPATH will need to
include both sets of directories.
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no clue as to which modules are written in C++.
While we're on the subject, can we choose a preferred file extension
for C++? There's no valid reason for needing duplicate sets of make
rules for both .cc and .cpp (and also .cxx, .c++ and/or .C if someone
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)/%,$(IMAGES))
+ $(MAKE) $(patsubst %,$(HTMLDIR)/%,$(FILES))
If the first option works, I'd choose that, as it should work for all
cases; gui/wxpython/docs may not be the only directory with images and
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raster/Makefile to include explicit dummy rules for these
targets, to override the normal rules for anything ending in .png.
FWIW, this approach has been committed as r48561.
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for .cc|.cxx - .cpp
Done in r48562 (modify libiostream, r.terraflow, wximgview, xganim to
use .cpp instead of .cc) and r48563 (remove the *.make rules for .cc).
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Markus Neteler wrote:
You need to configure GRASS with --with-cxx to enable the compilation
of i.atcorr.
Should this be enabled by default?
Yes, why not.
Done in r48564.
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the freetype -dev
package it built ok. d.barb only uses R_text(), not freetype directly, so
I'm not sure if that's to be expected or not.
Has FreeType been updated since the base GRASS package was built?
I don't see anything about d.barb which looks different to any other
d.* module.
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Hamish wrote:
So don't set INST_NOW=y;
Without that it fails almost immediately.
In what way?
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any quoting mechanism, so you can't have
spaces in any path which is used as part of a target or prerequisite,
or an include directive, or which is processed by make functions
(patsubst, wildcard, etc).
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in the various FOOLIB variables unless you opt to use
static libraries (--disable-shared).
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in the install dir where the user doesn't have write
permission)
So don't set INST_NOW=y; just set ARCH_DISTDIR explicitly. Or if, for
some reason, you must use INST_NOW=y, set ARCH_INSTDIR to the desired
installation directory.
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have to be special-cased for all options, only for options
with gisprompt == old,file,input (output=- isn't a problem). If an
old,file,input option has a default value of -, the GUI should
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origin, it matters.
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IMHO, we need both U_FEET and e.g. US_USFEET. Possibly also for miles.
Or even U_INTFEET and U_USFEET; calling one of them just feet
creates a risk of users selecting the default rather the correct
one.
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incorrect translations.
If a string contains more than one substitution, it's better to use
the dictionary form, to allow the order to be changed. Unlike C's
printf(), Python doesn't support the %1$s notation.
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error for GS_BETWEEN, but the compiler won't care about errors in
macros which are never used.
However, ctypes translates macros to Python functions, so it has to
parse the macro body.
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This means that the two fields we're actually interested in are
bracketed by arbitrary text containing (apparently) arbitrary
whitespace, which makes identifying those fields impossible.
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, meaning that the output
format varies according to the input format. This makes it impossible
to reliably parse the output from cs2cs.
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Hamish wrote:
r.mapcalc map.red = r#map
r.mapcalc map.green = g#map
r.mapcalc map.blue = b#map
This:
r.mapcalc map.red = r#map ; map.green = g#map ; map.blue = b#map
is more efficient, as it only reads the input map once.
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Markus Neteler wrote:
Oops. I was looking for references to p.stdout, and missed that. The
actual problem was calling p.wait() before reading the output.
Try r48203.
Now it is back to deadlock (?)
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that. The
actual problem was calling p.wait() before reading the output.
Try r48203.
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which can't be used on maps with more than one layer.
If a map has multiple layers, where= is given, and layer= is not
given, then an error seem preferable to silently producing
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while True:
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query which
works for all layers).
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- grass.raster_history(i)
+if grass.find_file(i)['mapset'] == mapset:
+grass.raster_history(i)
if __name__ == __main__:
options, flags = grass.parser()
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am not against a 5.4.2 release if there
is some terrible bug (ie data corruption or copyright issue)
found which goes back there.
5.x is too old to be worth the trouble. I'm not sure that anyone would
still remember how to build, fix and package it. (e.g. the old gmake5
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, I'd just kill the 6.5 branch. If something is too major to
go into 6.4.x, it should be reserved for 7.0.
FWIW, I don't think that fundamental changes to the raster library are
feasible for 7.0. They'll just push back the release date to never.
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Hamish wrote:
** PUT NEW DEVELOPMENT IN TRUNK AND LEAVE 6.x WELL ENOUGH ALONE
+1
Can we please make an effort to finish the 6.x branch. I'd really
like to see 7.0.0 released before the heat death of the universe.
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instead).
ERROR: Cairo: input file has incorrect dimensions: expected: 640x480 got:
698x533
ERROR: Cairo: input file has incorrect dimensions: expected: 640x480 got:
698x533
I have no idea how the display driver comes into this.
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certain that it's supposed to be float and atoi() is a
typo.
Fixed in r47664.
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((off_t) nrows * ncols == str-stream_len());
rt_stop(rt);
stats-recordTime(reading raster map, rt);
This might cause problems on non-Linux platforms, but both r.terraflow
and LFS have always had portability issues.
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colour table;
r.null ... null=max+1 might work.
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. However, r.terraflow itself had a
bug (scale then cast instead of cast then scale), which should be
fixed by r47641.
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In the case of r.terraflow, you may be able to fix this particular
issue by casting to long or off_t in the offending line, e.g.:
assert((off_t) nrows * ncols == str-stream_len());
But there may be similar issues elsewhere in r.terraflow.
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occurrence of G_get_set_window() in
illumination.c, in eval_c_cosi(), but missed the others, in
eval_f_cosi() and eval_d_cosi().
BTW, does it really need three separate versions of what appears to be
essentially the same function?
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s/\G_fpcompress_dissectXdrDouble\/Rast3d_fpcompress_dissect_xdr_double/g
s/\G_fpcompress_printBinary\/Rast3d_fpcompress_print_binary/g
s/\G_fpcompress_readXdrDoubles\/Rast3d_fpcompress_read_xdr_doubles/g
s
Markus Neteler wrote:
we have a problem with the introduction of labels:
http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/changeset/39886/grass/trunk/lib/gis/parser_standard_options.c
Actually, the problem only arose with the addition of standard options
in r47421.
It would be good to be able to suppress label
before the map is
opened. In illumination.c, G_get_set_window() should be changed to
Rast_get_window().
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]. Character not allowed.
WARNING: Illegal filename ]. Character not allowed.
ERROR: Unable to open header file for raster map ]@
This is because the Gfile structures didn't have the name field
initialised. Try r47464.
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the issues are?
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if $message is empty. I don't see a problem with silently
ignoring subseqent empty arguments:
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Martin Landa wrote:
Unfortunately the sample script still fails
I can't reproduce this. Running it under GDB might help, or it might
not; memory corruption is like that.
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, err = p.communicate()
out and err will be strings, containing the data written to stdout and
stderr respectively.
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that you wouldn't be the only person seeing it. So it would seem
to be a problem with your system, your GRASS build, or your data.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what.
Do you get odd results for any module other than r.mapcalc?
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, a negative value indicates that the
process terminated due to a signal.
Neither call() nor Popen() raise an exception if the spawned program
fails in some sense, only if they are unable to execute the program,
query its status, etc.
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Martin Landa wrote:
Hi,
2011/7/23 Glynn Clements gl...@gclements.plus.com:
[...]
*** glibc detected *** /usr/bin/python: malloc(): memory corruption:
0x09ba9fe8 ***
Does calling G_gisinit() first change anything?
unfortunately it didn't help, still corrupted memory, now
I
?
The error message should have been Unable to locate cairo_create;
this has been fixed for 7.0 with r47301.
This doesn't affect the fact that you're getting the error, just the
message. Check the bottom of config.log for clues as to why the test
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would be translated, then the parameters
substituted, and the resulting string passed to G_message(),
G_fatal_error(), etc
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_(...) (a function whose name is a
single underscore), but there isn't a convenient solution for shell
scripts.
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. file selection dialogs) may not even be
possible.
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Martin Landa wrote:
seems to be same with G_chop(), right?
Right; the comment for G_chop() says:
* modified copy of G_squeeze();RB March 2000 radim.bla...@dhv.cz
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Vect_open_update(map, a, )
...
*** glibc detected *** /usr/bin/python: malloc(): memory corruption:
0x09ba9fe8 ***
Does calling G_gisinit() first change anything?
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D1/5: Vect__open_old(): name = (null) mapset = (null) layer= (null) update = 0
Segmentation fault
(null) is what libc's printf(%s) prints for a null pointer.
This is a different problem to your original report.
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pointer rather than moving the data.
As nothing in 7.0 uses the returned value, the return type should
probably be changed to void.
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Martin Landa wrote:
do we need our own G_strcasecmp()? Bearing in mind that libc offers
strcasecmp() and strncasecmp().
Windows doesn't have these (it has stricmp and/or strcmpi instead).
Also, strcasecmp() is affected by the locale (LC_CTYPE), while
G_strcasecmp() isn't.
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Mohammed Rashad wrote:
if (raster.Rast_get_cellhd('lsat5_1987_20', 'landsat', cellhd))!=0 :
cellhd should be byref(cellhd). cellhd is a structure, but the
function reqires a pointer to a structure.
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trouble imagining examples.
If you want something like d.mon with GRASS 7, then the driver-related
environment variables need to be moved to a file.
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more work.
which variables exactly would be better controlled by modules
directly?
Anything where you want the user to be able to change the setting via
a module rather than requiring the user to use export or eval `...`.
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH, PAGER, etc. Plus GISRC, obviously.
For anything which is part of GRASS, it's our choice as to whether to
use environment variables or $GISRC variables.
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option=value argument.
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(Name of raster map)
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--- aclocal.m4 (revision 47135)
+++ aclocal.m4 (working copy)
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@
esac
AC_MSG_RESULT($with_$1_includes)
+$3=
if test -n $with_$1_includes ; then
for dir in $with_$1_includes; do
if test -d $dir; then
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, then get lost.
Here the backtrace:
Try r47136.
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is the base class of real errors (it doesn't include non-error
exceptions such as Warning, StopIteration, SystemExit, etc).
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eventually either passes it to execve() (on Unix) or uses
list2cmdline() (on Windows).
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uncommon that some Linux distributions don't install any
X bitmap fonts by default.
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Mohammed Rashad wrote:
how to generate png output instead of .ppm file in g.pnmcomp
g.pnmcomp can only write PPM files.
There are several command-line programs which can convert PPM to PNG,
e.g. pngtopnm (from the NetPBM package) or ImageMagick's convert
program.
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FreeType code in the
display drivers (lib/driver/text3.c). Stroke fonts would also be
straightforward, and would probably look nicer if arbitrary scaling is
required. Filled vector fonts are significantly more complex due to
the need to tessellate the shape into convex polygons.
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temporary $GISRC file rather than just using a modified environment.
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raster I/O to be made into a
self-contained library, analogous to libpng or libjpeg. The GDAL
driver would then interface to this library.
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, put_row.c and close.c. And it's not even all of
those files; the higher-level stuff (e.g. resampling) would remain
within libraster.
It's probably less effort than trying to add yet another raster format
within the existing raster code.
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=value argument due to the space in the portion before the =.
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generated by the library when a
new raster map is closed. r.external does not use Rast_close() and
creates all the support files itself, but not the cats file.
Good point. In which case, I consider that your patch is the correct
solution.
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issue here is that the
code would probably need to be written from scratch due to licensing
issues: GRASS is GPL, GDAL is LGPL, and trying to track down everyone
who might have a copyright interest in the raster I/O code wouldn't be
practical.
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