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Posts for the month of January 2009
Grass Syntax Hints
Short Story
GRASS GIS command line syntax can be a little tricky and none of the graphical interfaces seem to make it easy because there's always some option you need that isn't on the GUI.
Importing a shapefile
v.in.ogr dsn=/path/to/folder/ layer=nameofshp output=giveitaname
notes: don't put .shp on the layer name, If it complains about not being the right projection but you know it is add a -o (no that's not a zero)
Long Story
I was testing out QGIS 1.0 and the grass toolbox v.in.ogr was having issues, without giving me an useful error message to work from.
So I compiled the latest grass release (6.4 RC2) and tried the new wxpython interface which also failed.
Lucky for me the good ol command line worked once I gave it all the info it wanted in the proper syntax.

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