Hallo,
I'm working with the ps.map module in GRASS 5.7 and I would have
couple of notes:
First:
There is no link target at
http://grass.itc.it/grass51/manuals/html57_user/ps.map.html
(Chaper "Labels") it should lead to
http://grass.itc.it/grass51/manuals/html57_user/p.labels.html
Second:
It is said, that you can choose the font, you want to use for example to
paint your legend. Is there anny list of these fonts? Does anny of those
work with non-english languages (or better non-ascii characters)?
Third:
I wanted to run g.manual and it ended with following message:
/usr/src/grass57_exp_2003_10_04/dist.i686-pc-linux-gnu/scripts/g.manual:
line 49: konqueror: command not found
That is allright, I haven't even qt installed. Where/how can I set the variable
$GRASS_HTML_BROWSER ?
I'm using g57, own compilation from the snapshot from 4.10.2003
Thanks
Jáchym
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Jachym Cepicky
e-mail: jachymc@tiscali.cz
URL: www.les-ejk.cz
Jachym Cepicky wrote:
Second:
It is said, that you can choose the font, you want to use for example to
paint your legend. Is there anny list of these fonts?
The list is whatever the PostScript interpreter understands. Times,
Helvetica and Courier can safely be relied upon to exist in any
PostScript implementation.
Does anny of those
work with non-english languages (or better non-ascii characters)?
The prolog explicitly sets each font's encoding to ISOLatin1Encoding;
all text is passed through unchanged.
If you want to use a different encoding, you will have to manually
change etc/paint/prolog.ps accordingly (and your PostScript
interpreter will need the corresponding encoding vector, and fonts
which support it).
Third:
I wanted to run g.manual and it ended with following message:
/usr/src/grass57_exp_2003_10_04/dist.i686-pc-linux-gnu/scripts/g.manual:
line 49: konqueror: command not found
That is allright, I haven't even qt installed. Where/how can I set the variable
$GRASS_HTML_BROWSER ?
It depends upon your shell; for bash, use ~/.grass.bashrc.
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Glynn Clements <glynn.clements@virgin.net>