Hi,
when only doing d.his, the d.zoom command doesn't
find the maps and pops up the GUI. Would it be possible to
change d.zoom accordingly? Or, maybe easier, d.his
should advertise the raster maps which were used,
to the driver?
GRASS 6.3.cvs (nc_spm_02):~ > d.his h=elevation i=elevation_shade
GRASS 6.3.cvs (nc_spm_02):~ > d.frame -l
frame: full_screen
rast:
vect:
commands:
d.erase color=white
d.his h_map="elevation" i_map="elevation_shade"
I guess that 'rast:' needs to be populated somehow by d.his.
Markus
Markus Neteler wrote:
when only doing d.his, the d.zoom command doesn't
find the maps and pops up the GUI. Would it be possible to
change d.zoom accordingly? Or, maybe easier, d.his
should advertise the raster maps which were used,
to the driver?
GRASS 6.3.cvs (nc_spm_02):~ > d.his h=elevation i=elevation_shade
GRASS 6.3.cvs (nc_spm_02):~ > d.frame -l
frame: full_screen
rast:
vect:
commands:
d.erase color=white
d.his h_map="elevation" i_map="elevation_shade"
I guess that 'rast:' needs to be populated somehow by d.his.
d.zoom should use the commands: list.
Trying to segregate everything into raster/vector simply doesn't work.
d.rgb fails similarly, and there are almost certainly other cases.
Also, all vector maps are redrawn with "d.vect map=<name>", ignoring
the 25 options and 3 flags which may have been used when originally
drawing the map. At least d.rast only has 3 options and 2 flags (which
are similarly ignored).
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