r.in.ascii file sizes (fwd)
Alynne Bayard
alynne at cast.uark.edu
Wed Mar 31 18:24:48 EST 1999
This was one of the helpful messages sent to me, but
may not have made it to the list...alynne.
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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 14:54:34 -0800
From: Leonard Coop <coopl at bcc.orst.edu>
To: grass at cecer.army.mil, alynne at cast.uark.edu
Subject: Re: r.in.ascii file sizes
Alynne,
Use the unix tools head, tail, and cat.
Suppose your file is called old.img. First use head to get the first six
lines to a new file:
head -6 old.img > new.img
So it looks like your old header:
north: 2318
south: 0
east: 1837
west: 0
rows: 2319
cols: 1838
Then edit the file with vi.
Next use cat to append old.img to new.img except the first 6 lines using
tail +6:
cat old.img | tail +6 >> new.img
Try it out on smaller files first to get the hang of it (no gaurantees,
I have not tried this in a while, seems like I used either
-5 or +5 because one of them starts counting at zero).
Len
Alynne Bayard wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know a way around editing the header of ascii files (to be
> imported
> into grass using r.in.ascii) that are over 1 gig? VI does not work and
> I'm wondering
> if someone knows of alternative text editors that could be used....
>
> thanks, alynne.
>
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Leonard Coop
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