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r.surf.volcano: port from grass6 addons shell script #1202
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MN: for addons, the full URL to core modules is needed here Co-authored-by: Markus Neteler <[email protected]>
Hi Markus, What do you like that to look like? Just some dummy values to see if it completes with exit code 0 or some r.univar or 'r.stats -Ac nsteps=10' analysis to see that the output is within expected bounds? |
Yes, something simple would be great. This quite helps to be able to quickly test also other changes which might indirectly affect this addon. |
Yeah, I know, but I don't enjoy working with Python.
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Happy to see this one back.
# # FIXME: ok, it isn't really kurtosis but it's similar and I couldn't | ||
# # think of a better name. | ||
# %Option | ||
# % key: kurtosis |
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What about slope_steepness
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sigma = options["sigma"] | ||
kurtosis = options["kurtosis"] | ||
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tmp_base = "tmp__rsv_%d" % os.getpid() |
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gs.append_node_pid will work on clusters.
from grass.script import core as gc | ||
from grass.script import raster as gr |
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from grass.script import core as gc | |
from grass.script import raster as gr | |
import grass.script as gs |
is what is usually used for simplicity.
I find this module quite useful for creating synthetic surfaces for testing a variety of other modules.