I’ve analyzed the current tasks and noticed that v.build doesn’t have JSON output yet, as you mentioned in your previous email. I’m starting to work on adding JSON support to v.build.
Nice, this might be of interest to those who clean messy vector data. Check also v.clean - the JSON output may need to be partially synced. It may be good to design these two together.
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This requires more analysis and lot of testing. So it may be better suited for the GSoC project itself, because it may take some time to accomplish this.
Try to look at GRASS addons as well, there may be several tools, e.g. r/v.neighborhoodmatrix.
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Hi Anna, thank you for the feedback. I agree that designing v.clean and other tools together for JSON output is a better approach for a GSoC project. I will start analyzing how to standardize this across these modules.
Hi Anna, I was reading the r.neighborhoodmatrix manual page. “ r.neighborhoodmatrix - GRASS GIS manual “
While running my first test, I realized that the example command provided is not working.
The current version is: r.neighborhoodmatrix -l n=bc_int sep=comma output=county_neighbors.csv
I changed n=bc_int to in=bc_int and it worked! If this is a mistake in the documentation, I would be happy to fix the web page. Let me know what you think! Thank you.
Definitely a mistake in the documentation. This example command is just an extension of the previous one, where input is in=. Any abbreviation of a parameter has to contain the beginning of that parameter name.
I opened an issue and fix in here.