s.in.ascii and s.surf.rts

[Markus Neteler]

Hi all,

there is a new interim version available where the sites problems
should be fixed.

- s.in.ascii, 
- s.info, 
- s.surf.*, 
- s.to.rast (import of x y z data like DEM)

should be working now.
Get it here:
http://www.geog.uni-hannover.de/grass/grass5/source/experimental/
-> grass5.0beta6e.tar.gz

Happy new year!

 Markus Neteler



On Thu, Dec 30, 1999 at 11:00:49AM +0100, Triangle wrote:
> Hi !
> I'm just a grass beginner with a big problem : I installed grass5.05beta (dec99) and grass421 on my PC (linux mandrake6.0). I managed to import from ascii to a site file. I tried with the -e flag and without, because my ascii is X,Y,Z. I obtained a "x|y|z" file with this flag. Without  i obtained "x|y|#(number) %z". "#" must be a rem type(?).
> So, i obtained differents type of files : 
> x|y|z
> x|y|#(number) %z
> x|y|%(number) %z (i edit this file because i wasn't sure of the "#" concept...And i used it with elatt=2)
>  
> When i use the s.surf.rts (or s.surf.tps), none of theses files worked.I think that it is a lack of understanding (from me)  because i have the same results on Grass5beta and Grass421. I obtained a raster file which is filed with the same number (<> the mean value of elevation). My site file is quite dense so i have to play with drim but with the same results...
> My file is about 8000 points, region in x,y (2000,1800), z values between 37.075 and 45.845
> I hope i don't disturb you with that kind of beginner's problem. If this mailing list is not the place for this, please tell me...
> Sorry for my english (frenchies are the worst in the world for this).
>  
> Yann Le Jeune