"Automatic" Zoom

Malcolm Williamson malcolm at cast.uark.edu
Thu Feb 3 10:00:31 EST 1994


The most straight forward solution would be to create a mask that is 
appropriate for the data. You could either use r.digit, or v.digit and v.to.rast
. Don't forget to label areas if you use v.digit.

> 
> Hi people,
> I need a function, a tool or something else, that allows me to restrict 
> a region only where there are significant data (i.e. not zero!), without
> use d.zoom utility or interactive tools.
> 
> Thank you in advance for any suggestion.
> 
> -- FRY.
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