I need to create a buffer only on one side (i.e. left side) of the lines of a
shapefile? Is that possible?
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One solution I can see is to create the buffer first than split the resulting buffer with the line you just buffered. I believe you can split a polygon with a line by using the command v.overlay
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 12:41 PM, leonidas <leonidas_liakos@yahoo.gr> wrote:
I need to create a buffer only on one side (i.e. left side) of the lines of a
shapefile? Is that possible?–
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Finally, I think the solution is to use v.parallel -b
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I run the command using v.parallel -r -b. It was running for almost 4 hours
and it didn't end. The input file has only one line (coastline). Why is this
so slow? Is that a bug or does it need more time to finish? Could it be
something wrong with my input file?
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