My problem is a little different. I have just one map, but many layers.
I want to get one map, with just one layer.
On Tue, 2008-01-22 at 10:58 +0100, Martin Landa wrote:
Hi,
2008/1/22, Neil Godfrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The census 2000 administrative boundaries are shapefiles, where every
Hi,
2008/1/23, Neil Godfrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My problem is a little different. I have just one map, but many layers.
I want to get one map, with just one layer.
you can use `v.category chlayer=` to change layer number, but it will
not touch attribute data.
v.category in=map out=map_1
Hi,
2008/1/23, Martin Landa [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
v.category in=map out=map_1 chlayer=2,1,3,1,4,1
ops, sorry, of course
v.category in=map out=map_1 opt=chlayer layer=2,1,3,1,4,1
Martin
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Hi,
2008/1/22, Neil Godfrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The census 2000 administrative boundaries are shapefiles, where every
county is a separate file. So v.in.ogr creates a layer for every
county. So for example, I get 83 layers for the 83 counties in
Michigan, which correspond to 83 tables, each
Hello,
The census 2000 administrative boundaries are shapefiles, where every
county is a separate file. So v.in.ogr creates a layer for every
county. So for example, I get 83 layers for the 83 counties in
Michigan, which correspond to 83 tables, each with just one category.
What I want is one
