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Neteler at 15:01, 20 December 2012

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⚠️HamishBowman: fs

2008-04-05T04:22:24Z

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	--HB: ''this question is perhaps better directed at the GRASS user mailing list, not in the wiki, but could be renamed and edited into a nice FAQ entry.''		--HB: ''this question is perhaps better directed at the GRASS user mailing list, not in the wiki, but could be renamed and edited into a nice FAQ entry.''

	But, to answer your question:		But, to answer your question, these are documented in the [http://grass.osgeo.org/grass63/manuals/html63_user/v.in.ascii.html v.in.ascii help page]. See also the [http://freegis.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/grass6/doc/vector/vector.html#ascii GRASS Vector ASCII format specification] for dealing with with features like lines, areas, etc.

	* The GRASS import tools can typically take any deliminator you specify, the default is "\|".		* The GRASS import tools can typically take any deliminator you specify, the default is "\|".

	* Degree-~~minute~~-~~second and hemisphere can~~ be ~~given as +/-DDD.DDDD~~, ~~DDDh, DDD:MM.MMMMMh~~, or ~~DDD:MM:SS.SSSSh format~~.		--''quote''--

			<tt> The field separator may be a character, the word 'tab' (or '\t') for tab, or 'space' (or ' ') for a blank.
			</tt>

	~~This is documented in the v.in.ascii help page:~~		--''end-quote''--
	~~: http://grass.osgeo.org/grass63/manuals/html63_user/v.in.ascii.html~~

			* Degree-minute-second and hemisphere can be given as +/-DDD.DDDD, DDDh, DDD:MM.MMMMMh, or DDD:MM:SS.SSSSh format.

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⚠️HamishBowman: faq

2008-04-05T04:16:55Z

faq

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⚠️HamishBowman: answer question

2008-04-05T04:11:40Z

answer question

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	DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|		DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|



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			--HB: ''this question is perhaps better directed at the GRASS user mailing list, not in the wiki, but could be edited into a nice FAQ entry.''

			But, to answer your question:

			* The GRASS import tools can typically take any deliminator you specify, the default is "\|".

			* Degree-minute-second and hemisphere can be given as +/-DDD.DDDD, DDDh, DDD:MM.MMMMMh, or DDD:MM:SS.SSSSh format.

			This is documented in the v.in.ascii help page:
			: http://grass.osgeo.org/grass63/manuals/html63_user/v.in.ascii.html


			--''quote''--

			<tt>Latitude/Longitude data may be given in a number of ways. Decimal degrees must be positive or negative instead of using a hemisphere letter. Mixed coordinates must use a hemisphere letter. Whole minutes and seconds must always contain two digits (example: use 167:03:04.567; and not 167:3:4.567).

			Acceptable formats:
			key: D=Degrees; M=Minutes; S=Seconds; h=Hemisphere (N,S,E,W)

			* (+/-)DDD.DDDDD
			* DDDh
			* DDD:MMh
			* DDD:MM.MMMMMh
			* DDD:MM:SSh
			* DDD:MM:SS.SSSSSh
			</tt>

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⚠️Samuel.trundle: Grass ASCII Format

2008-04-02T22:04:02Z

Grass ASCII Format

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	I am working with GRASS as a newbie to qualify everything past I.		I am working with GRASS as a newbie to qualify everything past I.

	When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?		When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format? I am able to modify my FORTRAN to give me what ever but my search for the format is null.

	X , Y , Z		X , Y , Z
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⚠️Samuel.trundle: Grass ASCII Format

2008-04-02T22:02:57Z

Grass ASCII Format

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	When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?		When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?
	~~<nowiki>~~ X , Y , Z		X , Y , Z
			----

	Lat ,Long ,Elev		Lat ,Long ,Elev
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	DDDMMSSssss,DDDMMSSssss, Meters ---> Which one?		DDDMMSSssss,DDDMMSSssss, Meters ---> Which one?
	DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|~~</nowiki>~~		----

			DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|

⚠️Samuel.trundle: Grass ASCII Format

2008-04-02T22:02:20Z

Grass ASCII Format

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	When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?		When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?
	X , Y , Z		<nowiki> X , Y , Z
	Lat ,Long ,Elev		Lat ,Long ,Elev
	DDDMMSSssss,DDDMMSSssss, Meters ---> Which one?		DDDMMSSssss,DDDMMSSssss, Meters ---> Which one?
	DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|		DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -\|</nowiki>

⚠️Samuel.trundle: Grass ASCII Format

2008-04-02T22:00:54Z

Grass ASCII Format

New page

I am working with GRASS as a newbie to qualify everything past I.

When importing an ASCII file with some arbitrary delimitation, what is the format?
X , Y , Z
Lat ,Long ,Elev
DDDMMSSssss,DDDMMSSssss, Meters ---> Which one?
DDDdddddddd,DDDdddddddd, Meters -|