GRASS60, I tried cropping
area vector with points but failed.
in GRASS5.7 it was OK.
more details are needed. Exact commands? Exact output? Can you reproduce
it with the spearfish57 data set?
> I have a points-vector & I want to cut out all
> points that fall within a polygon.
>
> In GRASS 5.4 you could use s.mask to do this.
>
>
> In GRASS 5.7, v.select looks like it would work if
> there was a "operator=not" option [for v.select] or if v.overlay
> worked for points.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Hamish
Solution:
[v.hull +] v.in.region + 'v.overlay operator=not' to make a negative
mask of a the polygon, and then 'v.select op=overlap' to only keep the
points in the negative-mask.
Thanks for the solution.
I will try..
But in GRASS60
Iam unable to
cut a area vector with a points vector
to result in only vectors that contain points.
I find that the result area has vector even not
including any points.
IS THERE A SNAP LIMIT OR WHAT??
Ravi
--- Hamish <hamish_nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:
> GRASS60, I tried cropping
> area vector with points but failed.
> in GRASS5.7 it was OK.
more details are needed. Exact commands? Exact
output? Can you reproduce
it with the spearfish57 data set?
> > I have a points-vector & I want to cut out all
> > points that fall within a polygon.
> >
> > In GRASS 5.4 you could use s.mask to do this.
> >
> >
> > In GRASS 5.7, v.select looks like it would work
if
> > there was a "operator=not" option [for v.select]
or if v.overlay
> > worked for points.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > Hamish
Solution:
[v.hull +] v.in.region + 'v.overlay operator=not' to
make a negative
mask of a the polygon, and then 'v.select
op=overlap' to only keep the
points in the negative-mask.
Hamish
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