Hi,
I have several jobs that can be run together,
in BASH we can add "&" at the end of the module command,
is there a pyGRASS option we can throw to the same effect?
Cheers,
Yann
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On Friday 21 Jun 2013 16:20:00 Yann Chemin wrote:
I have several jobs that can be run together,
in BASH we can add "&" at the end of the module command,
is there a pyGRASS option we can throw to the same effect?
yes, the parameter is: finish_=False, in this way python will not wait the end
of the module command...
Sorry I have to add this in the documentation...
Pietro
On Friday 21 Jun 2013 13:08:48 Pietro Zambelli wrote:
Sorry I have to add this in the documentation...
False, it was already in the code... I forgot to activate the foot with the
special parameters... 
Now if you ask for the doc in an interactive shell with:
{{{
i.albedo?
}}}
You get:
{{{
Parameters
----------
input: required, multistring
Name of input raster map
output: required, string
Name for output raster map
Flags
------
m: None
Modis (7 input bands:1,2,3,4,5,6,7)
n: None
NOAA AVHRR (2 input bands:1,2)
l: None
Landsat (6 input bands:1,2,3,4,5,7)
a: None
Aster (6 input bands:1,3,5,6,8,9)
c: None
Albedo dry run to calculate some water to beach/sand/desert
stretching, a kind of simple atmospheric correction
d: None
Albedo dry run to calculate some water to beach/sand/desert
stretching, a kind of simple atmospheric correction
overwrite: None
Allow output files to overwrite existing files
verbose: None
Verbose module output
quiet: None
Quiet module output
Special Parameters
------------------
The Module class have some optional parameters which are distinct using a
final underscore.
run_: True, optional
If True execute the module.
finish_: True, optional
If True wait untill the end of the module execution, and store the module
outputs into stdout, stderr attributes of the class.
stdin_: PIPE,
Set the standard input
env_: dictionary, optional
Set the evironment variables.
}}}
Thank you for the help.
Pietro
Yann wrote:
I have several jobs that can be run together,
in BASH we can add "&" at the end of the module command,
is there a pyGRASS option we can throw to the same effect?
fwiw the "import grass.script" way to do it is demonstrated in
scripts/r3.in.xyz.py and i.landsat.rgb.py scripts.
see also grass.start_command() and raster.mapcalc_start()
Hamish