Hello Helmut
First of all, let me thank you for your reply.
Helmut Kudrnovsky wrote:
(2) you can start Grass-command-line - it's a windows-command-line, not a
msys-rxvt-terminal (you can find this
starting option under Programs - Grass64 - Grass command line; but not as a
desktop icon)
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if I can ask my question here as I'm not sure to be on the
right place?! I'm trying to connect Grass 6.4 with R.2.11 so I can use
spgrass6 and GRASS packages under R but I can't get the gmeta() or gmeta6()
output. I can't even install spgrass6 on linux. I tried on
Hi Abdoul
schrieb Abdoul Dia am 27.09.2010 19:00:
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if I can ask my question here as I'm not sure to be on
the right place?! I'm trying to connect Grass 6.4 with R.2.11 so I can
use spgrass6 and GRASS packages under R but I can't get the gmeta() or
gmeta6()
Hi Antonio
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Von: António Rocha
Gesendet: 27.09.2010 11:27:43
An: Helmut Kudrnovsky
Betreff: Re: GRASS-R connection in Windows
Hello Helmut
First of all, let me thank you for your reply.
de nada
Helmut Kudrnovsky wrote:
(2) you can start Grass-command-line -
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Von: Abdoul Dia
Gesendet: 27.09.2010 19:00:00
An: António Rocha
Betreff: Re: [GRASS-stats] Re: GRASS-R connection in Windows
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering if I can ask my question here as I'm not sure to be on the right
place?! I'm trying to connect Grass
Here I have a question: Is it possible to run a GRASS-Python
Script with R-commands just like a normal GRASS-Python Script?
(without having to run R in command-line)-
it is an advanced example, but have a look at Anne's v.kridge(.py)
module.
Hamish
