[GRASS5] beta11-2: cannot import files

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  I'm having a terrible time here trying to get data into GRASS. I've tried
v.in.mif with this result:

PNT_TO_AREA failed: (830647.156777, 4619257.566010) (Category 54)
PNT_TO_AREA failed: (830823.302881, 4619209.938751) (Category 55)
PNT_TO_AREA failed: (830722.800641, 4618765.314814) (Category 56)
PNT_TO_AREA failed: (830546.425939, 4618813.532727) (Category 57)
PNT_TO_AREA failed: (830374.456696, 4618862.493940) (Category 58)

and when I try v.in.dxf, it appears to work (that is, the status line
reports 100% conversion, but no file has been written to disk.

  Does anyone have any suggestions for figuring out where the problem
originates?

Thanks,

Rich

Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President

                       Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM)
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Hello,

I just wanted to report the following warning, even though everything seems to work fine.

When I fire up a new monitor via the tcltk GUI, I get the following warning:

   Error: Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged.

What does it mean? Is it safe to ignore?

Thanks,

Jeshua Lacock
Cartographer/Owner
http://SierraMaps.com
http://3dTopoMaps.com
Telephone: (760) 935-4481

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On Sat, May 12, 2001 at 02:01:56PM -0700, Jeshua Lacock wrote:

I just wanted to report the following warning, even though everything
seems to work fine.

When I fire up a new monitor via the tcltk GUI, I get the following
warning:

   Error: Warning: locale not supported by C library, locale unchanged.

What does it mean? Is it safe to ignore?

It has to do with the internationalisation possibilities of your system.
Obviously a program request another locale as standard (which is "C" for
U.S. English). If everythings works you can savely ignore it.

  Bernhard