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r.support.1grass

NAME

r.support - Allows creation and/or modification of raster map layer support files.

KEYWORDS

raster, metadata

SYNOPSIS

r.support
r.support help
r.support map=name [title="phrase"] [history="phrase"] [units=string] [vdatum=string] [source1="phrase"] [source2="phrase"] [description="phrase"] [raster=string] [--verbose] [--quiet]

Parameters:

map=name

Name of input raster map

title=phrase

Text to use for map title

history=phrase

Text to append to the next line of the map's metadata file

units=string

Text to use for map data units

vdatum=string

Text to use for map vertical datum

source1=phrase

Text to use for data source, line 1

source2=phrase

Text to use for data source, line 2

description=phrase

Text to use for data description or keyword(s)

raster=string

Raster map from which to copy category table

DESCRIPTION

r.support allows the user to create and/or edit raster map support information. Editing of raster map color tables, category labels, header, history, and title is supported. Category labels can also be copied from another raster map.

NOTES

If metadata options such as title or history are given the module will run non-interactively. If only the map name is given r.support will run interactively within a terminal shell and the user with be prompted for input.

Freeform metadata information is stored in a "hist" file which may be appended to by using the history option. Currently this is limited to 50 lines of text with a maximum line length of 78 characters. Any input larger than this will be wrapped to the next line. All other metadata strings available as standard options are limited to 79 characters.

SEE ALSO

r.category, r.describe, r.info, r.null, r.region, r.report, r.timestamp

AUTHORS

Micharl Shapiro, CERL: Original author
Brad Douglas: GRASS 6 Port
M. Hamish Bowman: command line enhancements
Markus Neteler: category copy from other map

Last changed: $Date: 2008-05-16 21:11:45 +0200 (Fri, 16 May 2008) $

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