Hello,
I you use the GUI of g.remove and select some raster files it adds the @mapset
as well which causes an error when executing this command:
copy/paste of GUI command:
g.remove rast=dispersalmap_missing_2@march07
Removing raster <dispersalmap_missing_2@march07>
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
raster: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
header: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
category: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
color: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
history: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
misc: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
fcell: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
g3dcell: couldn't be removed
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
colr2/march07: couldn't be removed
<dispersalmap_missing_2@march07> nothing removed
Martin
Martin Wegmann wrote:
I you use the GUI of g.remove and select some raster files it adds the @mapset
as well which causes an error when executing this command:
copy/paste of GUI command:
g.remove rast=dispersalmap_missing_2@march07
Removing raster <dispersalmap_missing_2@march07>
Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
When did you last update? I think that I fixed this one on the 20th.
--
Glynn Clements <glynn@gclements.plus.com>
On Tuesday 24 April 2007 20:31, Glynn Clements wrote:
Martin Wegmann wrote:
> I you use the GUI of g.remove and select some raster files it adds the
> @mapset as well which causes an error when executing this command:
>
> copy/paste of GUI command:
> g.remove rast=dispersalmap_missing_2@march07
>
> Removing raster <dispersalmap_missing_2@march07>
> Illegal filename. Character <@> not allowed.
When did you last update? I think that I fixed this one on the 20th.
I did a cvs update again and compiled it again by hand
(rm -rf /usr/local/grass6.... ), make distclean, ./configure, make, make
install now g.remove works but the g.copy problem remains.
thanks, Martin