1. Is it possible to display result of grass bash script with gis.m?
What is the result of the bash script? If your script creates a new raster
or vector, then yes, you can display these in gis.m; what is the output of
your script?
2. If it is possible what should I modify in my scripts to be able to do
that?
There's no way of knowing because we don't know what your scripts are doing.
Can you elaborate?
~ Eric.
On Thu, 2006-08-31 at 08:03 -0300, Patton, Eric wrote:
>1. Is it possible to display result of grass bash script with gis.m?
What is the result of the bash script? If your script creates a new raster
or vector, then yes, you can display these in gis.m; what is the output of
your script?
The script is displaying points in colors using multiple calls to
d.vect.thematic. Since d.vect.thematic is able to display only graduated
colors between two colors I created the script which is plotting points
in the full color scale (rainbow) doing multiple calls to that script.
Not very smart but it works nicely.
So there is no direct output as a file.
The other script was using command d.what.vect to create plots of the
dabase with gnuplot. There is no output file, just visualization.
Zbigniew
>2. If it is possible what should I modify in my scripts to be able to do
that?There's no way of knowing because we don't know what your scripts are doing.
Can you elaborate?~ Eric.
Zbigniew Perski wrote:
The script is displaying points in colors using multiple calls to
d.vect.thematic. Since d.vect.thematic is able to display only
graduated colors between two colors I created the script which is
plotting points in the full color scale (rainbow) doing multiple
calls to that script. Not very smart but it works nicely.
So there is no direct output as a file.
use the PNG driver,
http://grass.ibiblio.org/grass63/manuals/html63_user/pngdriver.html
The other script was using command d.what.vect to create plots of the
dabase with gnuplot. There is no output file, just visualization.
use a x-mon (d.mon x0). Maybe v.extract is useful??
Hamish