when I try to digitize a vector map, a different "digitize menus" are not created.
I tried to have it on both "debian GRASS 6.0.2 " and "compiled GRASS 6.0.2". But
nothing happened. Older versions used to provide it.
what can I do ?
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when I try to digitize a vector map, a different "digitize menus" are
not created.
I tried to have it on both "debian GRASS 6.0.2 " and "compiled GRASS
6.0.2". But nothing happened. Older versions used to provide it.
does it work if at the GRASS console prompt you do:
when I try to digitize a vector map, a different "digitize menus" are
not created.
I tried to have it on both "debian GRASS 6.0.2 " and "compiled GRASS
6.0.2". But nothing happened. Older versions used to provide it.
when I try to digitize a vector map, a different "digitize menus" are
not created.
I tried to have it on both "debian GRASS 6.0.2 " and "compiled GRASS 6.0.2". But nothing happened. Older versions used to provide it.
does it work if at the GRASS console prompt you do:
d.mon x0
v.digit
?
if not, what sort of error do you see?
Hamish
thank you
when I enter:
- d.mon x0
- v.digit -n map=sil4 bgcmd="d.rast map=asp1"
GRASS replies:
"Map does not exist.
New empty map created.
100%
Segmentation fault"
and maybe because of Segmentation fault "digitize menu " never appears.
regards
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Ahmet Temiz
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when I try to digitize a vector map, a different "digitize menus" are
not created.
I tried to have it on both "debian GRASS 6.0.2 " and "compiled GRASS
6.0.2". But nothing happened. Older versions used to provide it.
does it work if at the GRASS console prompt you do:
d.mon x0
v.digit
?
if not, what sort of error do you see?
Hamish
thank you
when I enter:
- d.mon x0
- v.digit -n map=sil4 bgcmd="d.rast map=asp1"
GRASS replies:
"Map does not exist.
New empty map created.
100%
Segmentation fault"