Re: [GRASS-user] copying rasters between mapsets

Jonathan: I imported a raster that I would like to copy into a new mapset (there seem to be competing file access issues on the windows version of grass if I refer to the same file in the same mapset via [EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- is that bug known/discussed/documented in winGrass wiki page? ie

Re: [GRASS-user] v.net option connect

oh yes... I supposed it was a stupid question :-) Thanks... Martin... ciao Il giorno mer, 23/07/2008 alle 16.05 +0200, Martin Landa ha scritto: Ciao Ivan, 2008/7/23 ivan marchesini [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I have a network of 6379 roads I have a map with a single point I run:

[GRASS-user] Re: import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

Hello, thanks very much for answering. So, normally, if you don't give a layer all the shapefiles in the directory (dsn=) will be imported. Note this loads the Shapefiles as *layers* (in the GRASS meaning of it) of a single output vector map. Not necessarily what one might want. That

Re: [GRASS-user] Re: import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

Tim Michelsen pisze: Maciej Sieczka wrote: Moritz Lennert wrote: So, normally, if you don't give a layer all the shapefiles in the directory (dsn=) will be imported. Note this loads the Shapefiles as *layers* (in the GRASS meaning of it) of a single output vector map. Not necessarily

Re: [GRASS-user] Re: import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Maciej Sieczka wrote: Tim Michelsen pisze: If I want to change the projection of the lat/lon location with g.setproj do I also need to reporject all layers inside that location? I don't quite understand what you mean. g.setproj does not automatically reproject maps

Re: [GRASS-user] import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

On 23/07/08 23:45, Maciej Sieczka wrote: Moritz Lennert pisze: On 23/07/08 22:36, Maciej Sieczka wrote: Use ogr2ogr to reproject Shapefiles outside GRASS (it accepts directory of shapefiles as input as well as single shapefiles) and then import them all with v.in.ogr. You can automate

Re: [GRASS-user] import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

Moritz Lennert wrote: Use ogr2ogr to reproject Shapefiles outside GRASS (it accepts directory of shapefiles as input as well as single shapefiles) and then import them all with v.in.ogr. You can automate v.in.ogr in Shell using for in do syntax (plenty of examples in the archive or

Re: [GRASS-user] import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Moritz Lennert wrote: I won't make an issue of this, but there is a difference in that v.in.ogr takes a data source (directory or file) as input, and this data source can contain many layers. AFAIK, it's the only *.in.* module to do this. But I don't care enough to worry

Re: [GRASS-user] import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

Moritz Lennert wrote: Note this loads the Shapefiles as *layers* (in the GRASS meaning of it) of a single output vector map. Not necessarily what one might want. No definitely not. Didn't know that. IMHO this should be changed... If you want to load multiple files as individual maps,

Re: [GRASS-user] Re: Cat problem with v.db.join

On 24/07/08 16:18, Wesley Roberts wrote: Hi All, I posted the question below a couple of months ago regarding the use of v.db.join. At the time I was using version 6.2.3 and even installed 6.3 but I got no luck using this tool. Markus and I then communicated several times and still I was not

[GRASS-user] Re: Cat problem with v.db.join

Hi All, I posted the question below a couple of months ago regarding the use of v.db.join. At the time I was using version 6.2.3 and even installed 6.3 but I got no luck using this tool. Markus and I then communicated several times and still I was not able to join the tables. I am thinking

Re: [GRASS-user] import a folder full of shapefiles and reproject on-the-fly?

On 24/07/08 15:13, Glynn Clements wrote: Moritz Lennert wrote: Use ogr2ogr to reproject Shapefiles outside GRASS (it accepts directory of shapefiles as input as well as single shapefiles) and then import them all with v.in.ogr. You can automate v.in.ogr in Shell using for in do syntax

[GRASS-user] gis.m will not load

Hi all I am running Grass 6.2.3 under Cygwin on a laptop with 512MB RAM and Windows XP. I can run Grass from the command line, but when I try to load the gis manager with gis.m , it appears for a split second and than exits (see screendump below). Does anyone have an idea why it is doing this?

[GRASS-user] run a script of grass commands on WinGrass native windows.

Dear all, I still am figthing agains this issue of run a set of command on WinGrass. I Installer WinGrass 6.3.0 on c:\GRASS directory. I also installed GRASS MSys on c:\GRASS_MSYS_Environment directory. I wrote my grass script and save it on c:\temp\my_commands.txt If I click on GRASS MSYS

[GRASS-user] How to use SQLite command

Dear all I want to manage grass database with SQLite So, I input following command from keyboard: db.connect driver=sqlite database='gis/latlon_jpn/PERMANENT/sqlite.db' Error: value sqlite out of range for parameter driver Legal range: dbf,ogr,pg Why error massage ? grass manual

Re: [GRASS-user] tips on GRASS Mac users

How to configure middle-click for the zooming function in GRASS with imacs mighty mouse? On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 2:03 PM, maning sambale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Great! Thanks for the tips. Using the mac right now. This screen is huge maning On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 11:19 PM, Michael Barton