I am trying to divide a vector map of Norway in the display monitor (I am running a python script and using the png-driver). I have made to separeted vector files which I now wont to put next to each other.
I have experimented with using d.frame and d.split.frame - but the results is not good. When doing a split the dimensions are lost? - when doing a horizontal split the "height" is set equal which in my case is not correct. When doing a vertical split , the "heigt" is preserved, but the width get messued up.
I have attached a file which shows what I wont to do (except the island in the top left corner).
Hello,
why bother with d.split whatever - just render two separate pictures
(change GRASS_REGION for each of them) and join them afterwards within
Your Python script. Still it might get tricky, if extents of both of
those pictures isn't the same, still I hope You got the idea.
2011/7/1 Martin Album Ytre-Eide <Martin.Album.Ytre-Eide@nrpa.no>:
Hello all!
I am trying to divide a vector map of Norway in the display monitor (I am running a python script and using the png-driver). I have made to separeted vector files which I now wont to put next to each other.
I have experimented with using d.frame and d.split.frame - but the results is not good. When doing a split the dimensions are lost? - when doing a horizontal split the "height" is set equal which in my case is not correct. When doing a vertical split , the "heigt" is preserved, but the width get messued up.
I have attached a file which shows what I wont to do (except the island in the top left corner).
