Hello Everybody
Thanks to Benjamin Ducke for the response
Now since I’ve installed GEM, I want to use it for all the scripts I developped.
I’ve got 40 perl and shell scripts which are used for landscape segmentation; Some procedures are independants but the the majority are used on the control of a principal script. At this time, there is no graphical interface only a terminal interface.
I want to use GEM to implement my scripts in the gis.m interface, is it the right way to do it ?
I read the GEM documentation but it’s a little harder for me to understand the whole procedure. Is some already use GEM to do the same thing and can explain to me some ‘tricks’ to begin ?
Thanks a lot
Mick
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M.
In principle, this is exactly what GEM was designed for.
Download this extension:
http://www.uni-kiel.de/ufg/dateienDucke/DempsterShaferTheory.tar.gz
unpack it and take a look inside.
It should give you an idea what information to put into the diverse
ASCII files and where to copy everything.
Benjamin
Michaël Rabotin wrote:
Hello Everybody
Thanks to Benjamin Ducke for the response
Now since I've installed GEM, I want to use it for all the scripts I
developped.
I've got 40 perl and shell scripts which are used for landscape
segmentation; Some procedures are independants but the the majority are
used on the control of a principal script. At this time, there is no
graphical interface only a terminal interface.
I want to use GEM to implement my scripts in the gis.m interface, is it
the right way to do it ?
I read the GEM documentation but it's a little harder for me to
understand the whole procedure. Is some already use GEM to do the same
thing and can explain to me some 'tricks' to begin ?
Thanks a lot
Mick
--
M.
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