Is there any module to do network analysis on gui.
when running v.net.path from grass shell open default menuform as for other modules.
does wxgui not have such a module to do network analysis graphically.
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Rashad
Is there any module to do network analysis on gui.
when running v.net.path from grass shell open default menuform as for other modules.
does wxgui not have such a module to do network analysis graphically.
–
Rashad
Hi,
2010/6/16 Mohammed Rashad <rashadkm@yahoo.com>:
Is there any module to do network analysis on gui.
when running v.net.path from grass shell open default menuform as for other
modules.
does wxgui not have such a module to do network analysis graphically.
no, it would be cool to have at least implementation of d.path for wx
displays (e.g. based on v.net.path and temp vector output), volunteers
welcomed.
Martin
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Martin Landa <landa.martin gmail.com> * http://gama.fsv.cvut.cz/~landa
Mohammed Rashad:
> Is there any module to do network analysis on gui.
> when running v.net.path from grass shell open default
> menuform as for other modules.
> does wxgui not have such a module to do network analysis
> graphically.
Martin:
no, it would be cool to have at least implementation of
d.path for wx displays (e.g. based on v.net.path and temp vector
output), volunteers welcomed.
d.path in non-interactive mode should have everything you need
already, see the wrapper script used in the tcl/tk GUI. e.g.
AFAIK this works on WinGrass.
Hamish
Hamish:
d.path in non-interactive mode should have everything you need
already, see the wrapper script used in the tcl/tk GUI. e.g.
AFAIK this works on WinGrass.
sorry, wrong, but d.path in non-interactive mode if fed a starting/ending
point and vector map should render a map ready for combining.
the gis.m wrapper script sets up a backdrop map, which isn't needed.
Hamish