Thanks Darrell - it looks like you did (modify d.what.vect to
give it the option of working from the command line) exactly
what I had planned to do. I'll see if I can re-activate the area
queries as well.
Cheers Simon
In article <v02120d05ad80eeecb718@[192.149.36.135]>,
Simon Cox <grassp-list@pandora.cecer.army.mil> wrote:At 7:17 AM 28/3/96, Louis Clarke wrote:
Simon Cox wrote on 3/28/96:
Has anyone written a command v.what? It should give the
category/attribute of -a the area within which a point falls,
or -l the nearest line/area-edge to the chosen point.
ie a non-interactive version of d.what.vect.didn't catch the original, but see:
ftp://pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/pub/mccauley/grass/v.what.shar.gzDarrell
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