I am new to GRASS (using version 6.3.0), and am trying to figure out how to
execute multiple commands at once in the command line. I am currently tring
to import many LANDSAT image files as rasters, and it would make it a lot
easier/faster if I could import more than one at a time. Most of the online
examples I have found show that people are able to do this, but I am still
not aware how to do so. Any tips would be much appreciated.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 9:17 PM, Renae Mackas <rmackas@sfu.ca> wrote:
Hi-
I am new to GRASS (using version 6.3.0), and am trying to figure out how to
execute multiple commands at once in the command line. I am currently tring
to import many LANDSAT image files as rasters, and it would make it a lot
easier/faster if I could import more than one at a time. Most of the online
examples I have found show that people are able to do this, but I am still
not aware how to do so. Any tips would be much appreciated.
I usually use a shell script for this, in a "for" loop I get
in all files.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 9:17 PM, Renae Mackas <rmackas@sfu.ca> wrote:
Hi-
I am new to GRASS (using version 6.3.0), and am trying to figure out how
to
execute multiple commands at once in the command line. I am currently
tring
to import many LANDSAT image files as rasters, and it would make it a lot
easier/faster if I could import more than one at a time. Most of the
online
examples I have found show that people are able to do this, but I am
still
not aware how to do so. Any tips would be much appreciated.
I usually use a shell script for this, in a "for" loop I get
in all files.