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What about using grass directly? IF you work with unix like OS you simply can write a script for automatisation (i.e. with perl, python or shell-script). I think there is no need for bothering qgis for your special needs. I belive under Windows is the same because there you also should have installed Cygwin when Grass is installed.<BR>
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cheers<BR>
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Stefan<BR>
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Am Freitag, den 12.03.2010, 16:34 +0100 schrieb Stefan Keller:
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Dear all
I'm analyzing some data with grass within qgis. Now there's the grass
plugin and it's toolbox. This opens nicely a new tab when issueing a
new grass command, like r.in.ascii, then r.reclass, etc. There's also
a "Browser" which displays every command as comment (e.g. aspect map
elev = dhm@mymap zfactor = 1.00 min_slp_allowed = 0.000000").
Now I want to automate this series of commands using a script (or a
batch command)!
How do I do that easiest?
My approach would be to fetch the comment data from the GRASS plugin
toolbox browser - but I can't find the location where this metadata is
stored?
-S.
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