r.reclass.eq reports r.reclass rules file missing

[cwren]

r.reclass.eq gives an error referring to a missing rules file and fails to produce an output. Using osgeo4w's grass70dev 7.0.svn-r54261-436

r.rescale.eq --overwrite input=test@PERMANENT output=testout to=1,100 Reading test@PERMANENT ... Description:

Reclassify raster map based on category values. Creates a new raster map whose category values are based

upon a reclassification of the categories in an existing raster map. Keywords:

raster, reclassification

Usage:

r.reclass input=name output=name rules=name [title=string]

[--overwrite] [--verbose] [--quiet]

Flags:

--o Allow output files to overwrite existing files --v Verbose module output --q Quiet module output

Parameters:

input Name of raster map to be reclassified

output Name for output raster map

rules File containing reclass rules

"-" to read from stdin

title Title for the resulting raster map

ERROR: Required parameter <rules> not set:

(File containing reclass rules)

Rescale test@PERMANENT[-5644,5207] to testout[1,100]

[neteler]

grep G_popen_write */*.c
r.mode/main.c:    reclass = G_popen_write(&reclass_child, "r.reclass", args);
r.rescale.eq/main.c:    fp = G_popen_write(&child, "r.reclass", args);
r.rescale/main.c:    fp = G_popen_write(&child, "r.reclass", args);
r.statistics/run_cmd.c:    fp = G_popen_write(child, argv[0], argv);

The usage of argv and args of G_popen_write() is not the same, desired?

[glynn]

Replying to cwren:

r.reclass.eq gives an error referring to a missing rules file and fails to produce an output.

It's actually r.rescale.eq, not r.reclass.eq.

It hasn't been updated since r.reclass' rules= option became mandatory. r.rescale was fixed with r45358; r.rescale.eq needs the same treatment.

BTW, there's no need to sprintf() the string into a buffer; using a string literal will work.

[neteler]

Replying to glynn:

It hasn't been updated since r.reclass' rules= option became mandatory. r.rescale was fixed with r45358; r.rescale.eq needs the same treatment.

Done in r54322. The tomorrow's binary snapshot will contain the fix.

BTW, there's no need to sprintf() the string into a buffer; using a string literal will work.

Still open.

[martinl]

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