[GRASSLIST:4815] r.mapcalc magic

[Rado Bonk]

Hi,

My raster map consists of individual discrete pixels and NULL values
around them (map is the results of s.to.rast command). Since I need to
reproject the map (using i.rectify) I have to change all the NULL
values into to "9999" (or other arbitrary value, zero is also 
acceptable). It's because the i.rectify somewhat doesn't produce results 
using NULL maps as input.

I tried to do that with r.mapcalc, with the following result:

GRASS:~ > r.mapcalc sitmap1 = 9999 + if(isnull(sitmap),0,sitmap)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `if(i'

Where is the problem?

Other thing, I expected r.support to replace the NULL
values with "zero" when choosing the appropriate option, but it doesn't
work.

Thanks,

Rado


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