[GRASS5] [bug #824] (grass) d.3d tcltkgrass interface : wrong zero elevation option

[Helena Mitasova]

Should d.3d be put into attic? I found that people often mistake it for
nviz and expect it to work like that and they are very disappointed. This is a very old
program which has not been
worked on since we had SG3d (which may be 10 years) and if you try it
it is really difficult to work with and nviz now should work on every machine (at least
I hope)?

helena

Request Tracker wrote:

> this bug's URL: http://intevation.de/rt/webrt?serial_num=824
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> Subject: d.3d tcltkgrass interface : wrong zero elevation option
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> Platform: Solaris7/Intel
> Xwindows version: Barco X11R6
> Xwindows manager: CDE
> TclTk version: tcl/tk 8.2
> grass downloaded at: Baylor site
> grass binary for platform: I compiled the sources myself
> grass sources source: no, I got a source code package from the server, grass5.0.0pre2
> c compiler name: gcc
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> When displaying 3d raster (d.3d)
> using tcltk interface
> selecting 'show zero elevations' option
> adds -0 to the command line instead of -n, resulting in error message
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