Dear all,
I'm new to GRASS and am interested in running analysis from the command line. My idea is to make a batch script that creates for example png files.
I did search for documentation, but could not find the right information to get me started. I created a .bat file (I'm working on windows, with GRASS 6.3), in this file, I set a lot of variables with 'set blabla=value'). Then, I try the following
set GRASS_PNGFILE=d:\test.png
g.gisenv set=DEBUG=3
g.region rast=slope -p
d.mon start = PNG
d.rast slope
d.mon stop PNG
I used filemon to check what's going on, and it seems each command is found, but nothing seems to happen. No DEBUG info, no single command provides any feedback, no PNG is created. The GUI of GRASS works OK.
I guess it's something really stupid I'm overlooking...
I try to use the Spearfish sample data.
Can someone provide some hints?
Kris
On Sep 20, 2008, at 1:25 PM, Kris Nackaerts wrote:
Dear all,
I'm new to GRASS and am interested in running analysis from the command line. My idea is to make a batch script that creates for example png files.
I did search for documentation, but could not find the right information to get me started. I created a .bat file (I'm working on windows, with GRASS 6.3), in this file, I set a lot of variables with 'set blabla=value'). Then, I try the following
set GRASS_PNGFILE=d:\test.png
g.gisenv set=DEBUG=3
g.region rast=slope -p
d.mon start = PNG
d.rast slope
d.mon stop PNG
I used filemon to check what's going on, and it seems each command is found, but nothing seems to happen. No DEBUG info, no single command provides any feedback, no PNG is created. The GUI of GRASS works OK.
I guess it's something really stupid I'm overlooking...
I try to use the Spearfish sample data.
Can someone provide some hints?
Kris
Kris,
I'll ask the overly obvious: Are you running the script from within a GRASS session?
John