site operations
Simon Cox
simon at artemis.earth.monash.edu.au
Fri Jan 14 09:37:11 EST 1994
> From grass-lists-owner at max.cecer.army.mil Thu Jan 13 19:05:35 1994
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> From: Darrell McCauley <mccauley at ecn.purdue.edu>
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> Simon Cox (simon at artemis.earth.monash.edu.au) writes on 6 Jan 94:
> >Philip Verhagen wrote:
> >>. By the way, to my knowledge the concept of
> >> 'attribute of a site_list' is not very clear in GRASS. Some programs (like
> >> s.surf.tps) assume that you have a 'real' attribute when its preceded by a
> >> #, and otherwise it's considered a comment.
> >
> >I agree that this is not clear, and not clearly documented either!
>
> In the case of s.surf.tps, there's no apparent reason why the '#' is
> needed. Other programs like s.menu (the conversion) and s.voronoi
> use the silly '#' (to some extent).
>
> I've hacked on the man page sites.format to clear things up a little.
> If others want to whack at it, get it from
> pasture.ecn.purdue.edu:pub/mccauley/grass/sites.format,
> make whatever additions/deletions you see fit, and send
> it to olga or someone (grassbug at zorro).
>
> --Darrell
>
It looks to me like Darrell and Helena are the two people currently most active
programming s.progs. Is it possible for a definitive decision to be made
by them, and then ratified by CERL? It looks like one of you will have to
change,
as I think the use of # to indicate a code or an attribute is different between
you (eg s.surf.tps vs s.sample).
Just my farthing's worth
Simon
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