not see
vertical extent and thus assumes there is no extent at all?
Would this only affect the check in v.in.ogr or is this
a general problem with the way in which GRASS handles
3D polygons?
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Works fine again.
Cheers for the quick fixing.
Benjamin
Markus Neteler wrote:
Sorry, fixed in SVN.
Markus
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With a fresh checkout from SVN (done about 3 hours ago),
I now get:
Error in startup script: can't create procedure
OK, this seems to be a useful hint, so here it goes again:
Martin Landa wrote:
hi,
it is better to create one diff file instead of bunch of them, e.g.
svn diff vector/v.in.ascii v-in-ascii.diff
sorry for bothering you:-)
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succeeded at 479 (offset 1 line).
Hunk #12 succeeded at 589 (offset 1 line).
Hunk #14 succeeded at 655 (offset 1 line).
1 out of 15 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file v.in.ascii/in.c.rej
patching file v.in.ascii/local_proto.h
patching file v.in.ascii/points.c
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2008/1/10, Benjamin Ducke
SVN trunk. Apply inside v.hull subdir with -p1.
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(as long as we can make them part of GRASS
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On Jan 28, 2008, at 4:40 AM, Benjamin Ducke wrote:
I noticed this one too a few days back when I was looking for a
3D hull algorithm. Looks like a promising collection of algorithm
for GRASS.
However, for a quick fix
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So I have uploaded it to SVN.
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I have attached a patch that extends v.hull to accept 3D vector point
maps and create a 3D hull composed of faces and a kernel at the 3D
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code for v.delaunay
anymore. It is in urgent need of a complete overhaul as it is
inefficient, hard to read and still full of site lib artefacts.
Better to re-write from scratch with more time on my (or someone
else's) hands.
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input vector size) to avoid
producing bogous results without any warnings.
Maris.
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Hi all,
As per request, I have patched v.delaunay (source in v.voronoi
the question is: what are we going to do as a quick fix for the 6.3
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in GRASS.
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Marco,
FWIW, I also had a go at GRASS and wxPython on Win32 a while ago.
Compilation under MinGW is indeed a major effort.
I have not looked into this any further, but here are some links
with potentially helpful details:
http://www.mingw.org/cms/node/17
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Just a thought.
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, I'd be more in favour of wrapping a little script
v.points.to.3d around v.transform. For the beginners' sake.
Benjamin
Dylan Beaudette wrote:
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Benjamin Ducke wrote:
That should work but it may not exactly be easy to locate for a
novice user
Dear WinGRASS friends,
I just got hold of my old MinGW notes and would like
to contribute a bit to the GRASS Win binaries.
Has anyone got GDAL 1.5.0 to configure and compile correctly
*including* support for Xerces-C 2.8.0 on MinGW?
I have tried both DLL binaries and compilation from scratch
Actually, I think the configure script does detect it (at least
it does for me). However, it then tries to compile a little test
program which fails. Unfortunately the output of the configure
script makes it look like a problem with the library not being
detected rather than the test program not
want to find it, and I don't know why!!!
I think that you would waste your time; it's better to concentrate
strengths on xerces
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One more thing re. GDAL:
For Xerces-C support: the GDAL configure script will attempt to compile a
little test program. There is a definition for LDFLAGS (ca. line 23509),
which may include -lpthread (no matter whether it's actually installed on
your system or not):
LDFLAGS=$LDFLAGS
... and on to Expat:
that one is very simple to fix. After the make install, just
stay in the Expat source dir and do:
rm /usr/lib/libexpat.dll.a
install .libs/libexpat-1.dll /usr/lib/libexpat.dll
(that's assuming you have Expat installed in /usr/lib,
of course).
I have not
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a GPU-accelerated GRASS module though!
You are not alone!
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That's UNreasonable, of course (ugh!)
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I don't think it is reasonable to assume that GPU-based processing will
consolidate and produce generic open source tools at some point in the
future.
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Hi all,
FWIW, some observations on the wxPython GUI, running on a Ubuntu (7.10)
box with an SVN checkout from 10 minutes ago:
1. Starting from scratch, i.e. with no prior GRASS login and
no .grassrc6 file present, the wx GUI intro screen is dysfunctional.
It does not let you specify any mapsets
Browsing to a GRASS DB location and selecting a mapset now works.
However, if I just enter the directorz manually, I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/local/grass-6.3.svn/etc/wxpython/gis_set.py, line 676, in
OnStart
set=LOCATION_NAME=%s %
Does anyone know what the restrictions on DBF field
names are? Length?
8 chars
Add 2:
DBF column names are limited to 10 characters (DBF API definition) [1]
That's really cool, because this says it's 12:
http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_shapefile.html
(And I am pretty sure I saw 13 on some
Michael Barton wrote:
Benjamin,
Thanks much for testing. AFAIK, there is nothing in the GUI that is run
with su or sudo, and the wxPython GUI does not call any bash shell
script commands. So this is an odd error.
Alright, Glynn's answer explained this (some Ubuntu stupidity),
so no need to
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I am not sure in how far this directly relates to the OSGeo Cartographic
Library, but I have a feeling it does somehow:
At my company, we are currently trying to phase out all closed source
GIS tools that could potentially create vendor lock-ins and thus
result in unpredictable
FWIW, the DBF driver still does not seem to be usable.
On Ubuntu 7.10, GDAL 1.5.1, with a version compiled from SVN (did make
distclean), I cannot access attribute data stored in a DBF file.
v.info -c simply results in a segfault.
GRASS 6.3.RC6 works fine on the same system and with the same
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Hi,
sorry for joining this discussion late, I was away all last week,
but will now be available for support via email.
First of all, congrats on being accepted to the GSoC!
Second, I agree that users need to be able to have two distinct modules,
otherwise they will wonder where to find their
).
If using --with-ffmpeg results in configure errors, and you used any
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is there anyone outhere that could send me a linux wx-config script
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So you agree that it may be worse trying to fix those
mem allocation issues to get r.los to work on Win32?
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Glynn Clements wrote:
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Actually, r.los seems to have faulty mem management on all platforms.
If I valgrind the module, I get:
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Vect_field_cat_del ( Cats, field, cat );
and Vect_close() after the work is done.
However, the next module I try to run on the modified map
throws an error:
ERROR: Attempt to read dead line [282]
How do I eliminate dead lines from the map?
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Hi All,
First of all, I am very excited to see how much interest this
project is getting, and it is great that Tim has already got
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restricted cubic splines look good as well.
But is that method suitable for categorized input data?
Or does it only work for continuous soil properties?
A spline-based interpolator from 3D vector to 3D raster
already exists in GRASS (v.vol.rst).
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from the interpolated voxel model.
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Just 2 cents,
Pierre
2013/6/25 Benjamin Ducke bendu...@fastmail.fm:
On 06/25/2013 10:00 AM, Tim Bailey wrote:
Hi Ben,
All that I meant by mask is, in this case, an r3 map that defines a
subset of space that subsequent
modules.
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On Wed, Jul 3, 2013, at 1:51, Hamish wrote:
Nikos wrote:
a friend needs to use r.cva [0,1] (and r.viewshed [2]). What is the status
of
this add-on? Does it also work in G7
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But with the
latest Python developments, it will be a real challenge to
integrate GRASS 7 in the same way that we could integrate
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that projects such as QGIS have
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few notes and questions but feel free to start wherever you want.
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I don't know this topic enough, is there anyone who has any opinion,
suggestion or comment?
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[1] http://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_SoC_Ideas_2012
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Does v.clean currently check and ensure that
all vertices of a polygon lie in the same plane?
Also if the vertices have Z coordinates?
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I think Roger's question below merits
a copy of the cleaned vector points map
using g.copy vect=, and use v.out.ogr to export
the copy instead of the cleaned original?
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Working with today's
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On Mon, Jan 2, 2012, at 17:15, Martin Landa wrote:
Hi,
I have added (r50024) very initial
apps and reducing learning times.
Ben
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On Wed, Jan 4, 2012, at 11:04, Michael Barton wrote:
On Jan 4, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Martin Landa wrote:
Personally I didn't find toolbox interface
in ArcGIS
of them might not even use multi-table attributes in
their projects. The difference in my test was something like
factor 500!
Best,
Ben
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Hi All,
I have been pondering this for a while and would
like to know if people on this list think the
following would be a feasible/useful addition to
GRASS (7):
How about, in addition to the MASK raster, we'd
also allow the user to specify a COST raster?
This would allow all raster modules
to IDW, r.neighbors, etc.
Ben
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012, at 17:14, Glynn Clements wrote:
Benjamin Ducke wrote:
I have been pondering this for a while and would
like to know if people on this list think the
following would be a feasible/useful addition to
GRASS (7):
How about
No, this is because the i-th feature does not need to have category i,
it can have any category and multiple categories. Selecting all
attributes at once for all categories is also not memory-safe for
larger vectors.
Hmm, let's say we take the smallest and largest category values
in the
I think I understand your error. You confuse feature id with category
value. The feature order in the output file depends on the feature
order of the GRASS input vector, and the feature order of the GRASS
input vector has absolutely nothing to do with the category order.
There was a good
Even cost along a straight line (or maybe a great circle?) is
computationally expensive, and in the general case would require
holding the entire cost map in memory. Less-general cases would have
to be implemented within the module, as the libraries wouldn't know
how the module intends to
I think it's rather the dblib than v.out.ogr. Recently I have fixed a
few memory leaks in dblib, but no optimizations. The dbf driver in
particular is terribly slow. An index like for real database backends
might help, although that would need to be created on the fly since
dbf does not
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raster attribute table).
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On Mon, Jun 4, 2012, at 16:45, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Hi all.
Now working on sextante interface to grass. One problem I'm finding is:
- GRASS raster can have labels (very
(Java),
please see our code sprint wiki page:
http://gvsigce.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/GvSIG_CE_Code_Sprint_in_Munich
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of trans_digit.c as culprits. These will make
v.transform crash or not -- depending on your luck.
Cheers,
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On Thu, Oct 25, 2012, at 17:23, Markus Metz wrote:
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Benjamin Ducke bendu...@fastmail.fm
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This table option is a bit strange. Looking at the code, it is not
clear which column is used as key column to select the appropriate
transformation parameters
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