What does it mean after making grass57 following cvs update:
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Following modules are missing the 'description.html' file in src code:
i.ask
i.find
photo.elev
photo.target
r.regression.line
v.kernel
v.univar
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I occasionally get these kinds kinds of messages and I thought I'd for once ask what it was all about (esp since these look like modules that I would use)
Thanks,
Kirk
Kirk R. Wythers
Dept. of Forest Resources
University of Minnesota
email: kwythers@umn.edu
tel: 612.625.2261
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What does it mean after making grass57 following cvs update:
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Following modules are missing the 'description.html' file in src code:
i.ask
i.find
photo.elev
photo.target
r.regression.line
v.kernel
v.univar
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It means that these are new modules that don't have full man pages yet.
In 5.7, help pages are automatically generated by combining a HTML-ized
version of 'x.module --help' and whatever notes, hints, and examples are
in a file called description.html in the the module's source code
directory.
This makes it a lot easier & less work to keep the help pages up to
date.
try:
x.module --html-description
to get the basic header.
So that list is really just a focused call for 'volunteer needed'...
On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 11:28:48AM +1200, Hamish wrote:
> What does it mean after making grass57 following cvs update:
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Following modules are missing the 'description.html' file in src code:
> i.ask
> i.find
> photo.elev
> photo.target
> r.regression.line
> v.kernel
> v.univar
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
It means that these are new modules that don't have full man pages yet.
In 5.7, help pages are automatically generated by combining a HTML-ized
version of 'x.module --help' and whatever notes, hints, and examples are
in a file called description.html in the the module's source code
directory.
This makes it a lot easier & less work to keep the help pages up to
date.
try:
x.module --html-description
to get the basic header.
In fact the following modules should not be listed:
i.ask
i.find
photo.elev
photo.target
I have tried to fix the bug in the script 'build_html_index.html'.
Shell expert needed... (I'm also lacking time).
So that list is really just a focused call for 'volunteer needed'...
... also fix tools/build_html_index.html in 5.7 to exclude the
undesired HTML files.
So, I have been looking in the list archives for something on classification of
stream channels according to Strahler order, and found some old messages about
use the ARMSED output of r.watershed, but I believe it doesn't exists any more.
1- what is ARMSED (sorry about this one)
2 - Has anyone made some advances in this subject (streams classification)?
thanks all
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Carlos Henrique Grohmann - Guano
Geologist M.Sc - PhD Student at IGc-USP - Brazil
Linux User #89721 - guano at usp dot br -
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Hello,
I'm interested in too.
I don't have any information about grass modules to create stream order.
It could be the case to create a new command? (maybe based on the output of r.terraflow ???)
What do you think?
Take ma update about this topic...
Massimiliano
Carlos Henrique Grohmann wrote:
So, I have been looking in the list archives for something on classification of
stream channels according to Strahler order, and found some old messages about
use the ARMSED output of r.watershed, but I believe it doesn't exists any more.
1- what is ARMSED (sorry about this one)
2 - Has anyone made some advances in this subject (streams classification)?