While working in one mapset (version 7.3svn) I recognized that I had two
different data types in it (topography and features) and the features maps
needed their own mapset. Now that I've created the new mapset I want to move
the features (vector) maps to it but cannot find a g.* or v.* module to do
this. I thought there was a g.move module but I don't find it and the wiki
and other docs did not show me how to:
1) move a map from one mapset to another mapset, and
2) display maps that are included from multiple mapsets.
If not possible I'll put all maps in a single mapset.
I would use g.copy and g.remove. But you have to switch between the mapsets, first in target then in source.
In grass 7.2 this might be possible in the data tab?
Cheers
Stefan
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Von: grass-user [grass-user-bounces@lists.osgeo.org] im Auftrag von Rich Shepard [rshepard@appl-ecosys.com]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. September 2016 18:25
An: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
Betreff: [GRASS-user] Working with multiple mapsets in one location
While working in one mapset (version 7.3svn) I recognized that I had two
different data types in it (topography and features) and the features maps
needed their own mapset. Now that I've created the new mapset I want to move
the features (vector) maps to it but cannot find a g.* or v.* module to do
this. I thought there was a g.move module but I don't find it and the wiki
and other docs did not show me how to:
1) move a map from one mapset to another mapset, and
2) display maps that are included from multiple mapsets.
If not possible I'll put all maps in a single mapset.
I would use g.copy and g.remove. But you have to switch between the
mapsets, first in target then in source. In grass 7.2 this might be
possible in the data tab?
Stefan,
Now that you write this, the solution seems vaguely familiar from way back
when.
I prefer the CLI to GUIs whenever I have a choice, unless the GUI is much
more efficient.
On my second question, if I'm working in one mapset is there a module that
allows me to work with maps from the current one and other mapsets?
You can add other mapsets to the searchpath of your current mapset with g.mapsets
You can also address specific maps with their fully qualifieg name, like: mymap@mymapset
Cheers
Stefan
________________________________________
Von: grass-user [grass-user-bounces@lists.osgeo.org] im Auftrag von Rich Shepard [rshepard@appl-ecosys.com]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. September 2016 18:35
An: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
Betreff: Re: [GRASS-user] Working with multiple mapsets in one location
On Tue, 13 Sep 2016, Blumentrath, Stefan wrote:
I would use g.copy and g.remove. But you have to switch between the
mapsets, first in target then in source. In grass 7.2 this might be
possible in the data tab?
Stefan,
Now that you write this, the solution seems vaguely familiar from way back
when.
I prefer the CLI to GUIs whenever I have a choice, unless the GUI is much
more efficient.
On my second question, if I'm working in one mapset is there a module that
allows me to work with maps from the current one and other mapsets?
You can add other mapsets to the searchpath of your current mapset with
g.mapsets You can also address specific maps with their fully qualifieg
name, like: mymap@mymapset
While working in one mapset (version 7.3svn) I recognized that I had two
different data types in it (topography and features) and the features maps
needed their own mapset. Now that I've created the new mapset I want to
move
the features (vector) maps to it but cannot find a g.* or v.* module to do
this. I thought there was a g.move module but I don't find it and the wiki
and other docs did not show me how to:
1) move a map from one mapset to another mapset, and
2) display maps that are included from multiple mapsets.
If not possible I'll put all maps in a single mapset.