Hi all,
it seems that g.copy does not check if to_mapset exists... Attached
patch should fix it (I hope).
All suggestions welcomed...
Best regards, Martin
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it seems that g.copy does not check if to_mapset exists... Attached
patch should fix it (I hope).
I don't fully understand, do you mean to copy maps into another mapset
from the current one? That's not supported (or at least I don't think it
should be).
The "to" mapset is always the current one, and if that doesn't exist
you've got bigger problems.
?
+ G_message (_("<%s> not found\n"), from);
fyi- G_message(), G_warning(), and G_fatal_error() all supply a newline
already, only keep one in the string if you really want two of them in
the output.
Hamish
Hi Hamish,
2006/3/20, Hamish <hamish_nospam@yahoo.com>:
> it seems that g.copy does not check if to_mapset exists... Attached
> patch should fix it (I hope).I don't fully understand, do you mean to copy maps into another mapset
from the current one? That's not supported (or at least I don't think it
should be).The "to" mapset is always the current one, and if that doesn't exist
you've got bigger problems.
now I understand, I am only confused that I do not get any error
message when "to" is not valid map, e.g.
g.copy rast=dem_srtm@PERMANENT,dem@tempx
the current mapset is "temp", mapset "tempx" does not exist. I only
forgot that g.copy is able to copy a map only to the current mapset...
So sorry for disturbing you...
+ G_message (_("<%s> not found\n"), from);
fyi- G_message(), G_warning(), and G_fatal_error() all supply a newline
already, only keep one in the string if you really want two of them in
the output.
Thanks for note...
Martin