s.menu fix

GRASS GRASS user
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Grasshoppers:
     Michael Shapiro found a small bug in the new version of s.menu on
moon:

I found a minor bug in one of the sites C files. The offending file is:

    src/sites/s.menu/Lib/write_site.c

line 67 reads:

    fprintf(fd,"# ( south %.2lf west %.2lf)\n",

change it to read

    fprintf(fd,"# ( south %s west %s)\n",

Then cd to src/sites/s.menu and run gmake to rebuild the library (Lib)and
reload all the sites modules. Then see if the sites to cell still fails.

     Also, be sure that you have installed the upgrade for libes/gis.
Otherwise, s.menu will compile and run, but won't convert sites to
raster files. Took Michael and I the better part of a day to figure
this one out. The new version of s.menu accepts floating point
coordinates instead of just integers. Much recommended.

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Bill Hargrove
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Environmental Sciences Division
P.O. Box 2008, M.S. 6038
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6038
(615) 574-1902
(615) 576-8646 (fax)
hnw@mtqgrass.esd.ornl.gov
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Is there a reasonable way to convert a binary raster file
(1/0) to a list of sites?

Here's the problem: I've got a set of archaeological
data for a couple of hundred sites, recorded in an
idiosyncratic rectangular coordinate system. I need
to get the data into utms or lon/lats.

I have a set of control points adequate to rectify the
odd coordinate system into utms or lon/lats, and thought
of 1) making a binary raster from the sites; 2) rectifying
that raster into a standard system. But I don't see how
to recover my 200 or so sites from this raster.

Am I making this harder than it really is? Please tell
me I'm missing something!

Neel Smith
nsmith@polar.bowdoin.edu