Markus,
s.to.rast expects category values, so you have to have the
elevations as category values (after #). It can be floating
point. This is another program that should be "fixed" to
take advantage of the new multiple attributes in sites -
add optional option such as "attribute=value" which, if given,
would look for the Nth floating point attribute for the site,
or if not given it would continue to use the category. Or if
the s.format tool I described before were available, you could
convert it with that. For now, you just have to use awk or
vi to fix the sites file.
- Bill
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