Hi,
I just uploaded my first little raster-python add-on 'r.rdfilter' to
the repository.
r.rdfilter creates a new raster map using a focal filter. Thus each
cell category value depends on the values around that cell.
Instead of a moving window (e.g. r.neighbors) a "real distance filter"
based on r.cost is applied.
In the description file there is also a small reproducible sample application.
As SVN is a very new topic to me I am not sure if I set the SVN
properties correctly
as needed (pls someone can check).
In a few days/weeks I want to upload another bigger add-on, a model
for calculating
fish dispersal in river networks (r.fidimo). Is there any possibility
to upload the add-on to
the repo but to lock the download for others. The reason is that I am
also writing
an accompanying scientific paper on that code and want to unlock the add-on
when the paper is submitted/accepted.
Best regards,
Johannes
Il giorno 08/ott/2012 15:59, “Johannes Radinger” <johannesradinger@gmail.com> ha scritto:
Hi,
Hi,
As SVN is a very new topic to me I am not sure if I set the SVN
properties correctly
as needed (pls someone can check).
I’ll check them in the next hours
In a few days/weeks I want to upload another bigger add-on, a model
for calculating
fish dispersal in river networks (r.fidimo). Is there any possibility
to upload the add-on to
the repo but to lock the download for others. The reason is that I am
also writing
an accompanying scientific paper on that code and want to unlock the add-on
when the paper is submitted/accepted.
I think that it isn’t possible, it is better if you wait until your paper is accepted.
Best regards,
Johannes
Cheers
Luca
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 7:49 AM, Luca Delucchi <lucadeluge@gmail.com> wrote:
Il giorno 08/ott/2012 15:59, "Johannes Radinger"
Is there any possibility to upload the add-on to
the repo but to lock the download for others. The reason is that I am
also writing
an accompanying scientific paper on that code and want to unlock the
add-on when the paper is submitted/accepted.
I think that it isn't possible, it is better if you wait until your paper is
accepted.
I would say the same - also: it would go against the idea of the repository
besides being technically complicated. So "just" get the paper out
Markus