searchGRASSW: Search recursivly valid 'GRASS GIS' installation(s) on a...
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Search recursivly valid 'GRASS GIS' installation(s) on a given 'Windows' drive
Description
Provides an list of valid 'GRASS GIS' installation(s) on your 'Windows' system. There is a major difference between osgeo4W and stand_alone installations. The functions trys to find all valid installations by analysing the calling batch scripts.
Usage
searchGRASSW(DL = "C:", quiet = TRUE)
Arguments
DL
drive letter to be searched, default is "C:"
quiet
boolean switch for supressing console messages default is TRUEs
Value
A dataframe with the 'GRASS GIS' root folder(s), version name(s) and installation type code(s)
Author(s)
Chris Reudenbach
Examples
## Not run:
# get all valid 'GRASS GIS' installation folders and params at "C:"
searchGRASSW()
## End(Not run)
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Search recursivly valid 'GRASS GIS' installation(s) on a given 'Windows' drive
Description
Provides an list of valid 'GRASS GIS' installation(s) on your 'Windows' system. There is a major difference between osgeo4W and stand_alone installations. The functions trys to find all valid installations by analysing the calling batch scripts.
Usage
searchGRASSW(DL = "C:", quiet = TRUE)
Arguments
DL |
drive letter to be searched, default is "C:" |
quiet |
boolean switch for supressing console messages default is TRUEs |
Value
A dataframe with the 'GRASS GIS' root folder(s), version name(s) and installation type code(s)
Author(s)
Chris Reudenbach
Examples
## Not run:
# get all valid 'GRASS GIS' installation folders and params at "C:"
searchGRASSW()
## End(Not run)
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