[GRASS-user] Possible Grass Bug

Veronica Andreo veroandreo at gmail.com
Mon Jul 2 05:45:17 PDT 2018


Hi Nozhan,

[always keep discussion on the list for others to step in and/or benefit
from it]

IMHO, GRASS GIS is quite versatile and allows multiple types of use(r)s :)

You can use GRASS from the GUI only searching commands in the menu, write
commands in the (simple) console tab, write commands in the black terminal
only (combining commands with bash language if in Linux), you can write
your scripts in bash or python and execute them without starting GRASS
explicitly, or use GRASS from Python through grass-session library... and
maybe some others...

Personally, I use the black terminal only and when I need to visualize any
result I open a monitor with d.mon. If you use the GUI, you already have a
"monitor" which is the map display window, thus d.mon does not work in the
GUI simple console but d.rast, d.vect and others do. In my opinion, the GUI
simple console is useful when someone is learning to use GRASS GIS; once
the user gets used to commands, black terminal is the best. It's a matter
of taste, habit, convenience ;)

Let us know if there's anything you think we could enhance in the
documentation. Also, text snippets are welcome :)

Cheers,
Vero


El dom., 1 jul. 2018 a las 9:14, ubuntu (<nozhan.balafkan at gmail.com>)
escribió:

> Dear Veronica,
>
> Thank you for the response but I am still confused about one thing. Based
> on my experience, I can type in 'd.rast map=elevation' at both black
> terminal and the console tab and both commands show the elevation map just
> fine (although in case of the black terminal you need to type in the
> command 'd.mon start=wx0' first). So, back to your response, if the black
> terminal is the place for the Grass commands to be typed in, then what is
> the role of the console tab at the bottom of the layer manager window? (It
> appears they are doing the same job!)
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Nozhan
>
> On 07/01/2018 03:16 AM, Veronica Andreo wrote:
>
> Dear Nozhan,
>
> d.mon can only be called from the black terminal window that also opens
> when you open GRASS GIS. If you then want to display raster or vector maps,
> you will also need to write the commands in the black terminal.
>
> If you want to display maps in the GUI (layer manager + map display) just
> use buttons, or go to data catalog and browse the map you want to display.
>
> HTH,
> Vero
>
> El sáb., 30 jun. 2018 16:06, ubuntu <nozhan.balafkan at gmail.com> escribió:
>
>> Dear Grass members,
>>
>> I apologize for any inconvenience but I am not familiar with the bug
>> system in Grass GIG. Please let me know if this e-mail needs to be sent
>> to a different address.
>>
>> Recently, I started working with Grass GIS (version 7.4.0). At the
>> moment, I am following the tutorial ``NCSU GIS/MEA582: Geospatial
>> Modeling and Analysis". I came across the command ``d.mon" that does not
>> work the way it is supposed to work. The issue is that d.mon start=wx0
>> does not initiate a new display window, nor does d.mon stop=wx0
>> terminate an existing window. Also, ``d.mon -l" or ``d.mon -p" show
>> nothing. In all cases the commands are written in the CONSOLE window in
>> the Layer Manager sub-window and when the Enter button is hit the
>> following error message appears that ``Command 'd.mon' not yet
>> implemented in the WxGUI. Try adding it as a command layer instead." It,
>> also, needs to be mentioned that the ``d.rast map=elevation" shows the
>> elevation map just fine. It is the d.mon that is not working! Please let
>> me know if you need further information.
>>
>> P.S. I am running Grass GIS 7.4.0 on Ubuntu trsuty 14.04 (32 bit).
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Nozhan Balafkan
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>
>
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