José María Michia Roberts wrote:
> I'm still learning! I have found that a simple call to function
> "system()" is enough. But I was curious to learn how to use "fork /
> exec", and was a bit difficult for me.
Note that system() is rather error-prone if you need to be able to
pass variable para
2013/2/22 Rainer M Krug :
> Please check out the thread "Call Grass modules from C++ code"
> (http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gis.grass.user/46272)
>
> I assume it is the same for C
Thanks Rainer. My apologies for re-post this question. I worked hard
looking for a solution, to avoid writing t
On 22 February 2013 14:40, José María Michia Roberts
wrote:
> I want to write a module to automatically do a large number of
> "import/process/export" tasks , but I cannot figure out how to run
> "v.in.ogr" from C program (I do not understand how to process and
> export, but maybe I can understand
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On 22/02/13 14:40, Jos￩ Mar￭a Michia Roberts wrote:
> I want to write a module to automatically do a large number of
> "import/process/export" tasks ,
> but I cannot figure out how to run "v.in.ogr" from C program (I do not
> understand how to
> proc
I want to write a module to automatically do a large number of
"import/process/export" tasks , but I cannot figure out how to run
"v.in.ogr" from C program (I do not understand how to process and
export, but maybe I can understand it after getting import).
I've this functionality working on a "Pyt
