[GRASS-user] problem with grass 6.4.0

[Alberto Pettazzi]

Hello Markus,

I have updated the version to 6.4.2 but the problem still persists.

the line

    -7.830    43.050     0.000

is the first line.

The input file was generated by a fortran program. I modified the 
program in order to separate the fields by  comma

    -7.830,   43.050,    0.000,
    -6.930,   42.470,    0.000,
    -8.530,   42.280,    0.000,
    -7.640,   41.710,    0.000,
    -7.790,   43.050,    0.000,
    -6.900,   42.470,    0.000,

and r.in.xyz succeed in reading the input file...

I am running grass through a script in bash, the same that worked in the 
previous version installed in the previous server

El 11/07/12 18:02, Markus Neteler escribió:
> On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 11:17 AM, Alberto Pettazzi
> <alberto.pettazzi at meteogalicia.es> wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I was using GRASS version 6.3.0 and everything worked fine.  Now I installed
>> 6.4.1 on a brand new server and I am experiencing some problems.
> We highly recommend to get 6.4.2. You don't want to miss the many
> improvements :)
> http://grass.osgeo.org/announces/announce_grass642.html
>
>> I want to run the scripts and the locations I had on the old grass and when
>> I execute the command on the new version
> Yes, in general this should work as expected due to the maintained
> compatibility.
>
>> r.in.xyz i=input_file.txt o=output_file fs=' ' --o
>>
>> this is what I get
>>
>> Reading data ...
>> ERROR: Bad y-coordinate line 1 column 2. <>
>>
>> the file I am trying to read from has the following structure
>>
>>     -7.830    43.050     0.000
> ... is this the first line? In which language are you running GRASS?
>
> But again, it would be much better to upgrade to GRASS 6.4.2 first.
>
> Markus


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