Hi all,
Is there any limitation on the size of the string produced by
CPLSerializeXMLTree()?
Best regards,
Ivan
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Clay, Bruce wrote:
Does anyone know of a function in GDAL or related libraries that given a
set of points it will return a new set of points that is or can be used
to create a smoothed polyline? I have heard about things like linear
fit and least squares but I have not used them and I am quite r
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 6:46 PM, Clay, Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a function in GDAL or related libraries that given a set
> of points it will return a new set of points that is or can be used to
> create a smoothed polyline? I have heard about things like linear fit an
Does anyone know of a function in GDAL or related libraries that given a
set of points it will return a new set of points that is or can be used
to create a smoothed polyline? I have heard about things like linear
fit and least squares but I have not used them and I am quite rusty on
the math used
Hi,
the X-Plane driver is reading a single name for a runway and computes
the opposite runway direction. Apparently a tiny mistake has crept into
the respective logic: Currently the opposite of runway 18 is being
computed as runway 00 - but there's no such thing as a runway 00,
instead we're suppos
Cool, thanks. I'll add some print statements to the script to see what's
being written, will flip the y-axis coords in the output, and will verify
that the origin values and pixel dimensions are properly expressed in the
output.
It's neat that you can do this sort of thing with gdal.
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D wrote:
Thanks for the hint, Mateusz.
I am guessing that I will need to get a driver in Python to write from an
Oracle table to a DBF field 'Z'?
Yes, you've probably seen my script:
http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/gdal-dev/2008-August/017897.html
I am not quite sure how the script will kn
D wrote:
Dear Mateusz,
I was not clear enough. what I would need is exporting every single vertex
to a single point feature in a SHP.
If I am quessing, I can just define in OGR2OGR -NLT POINT and I will point
objects of every single vertex?
How do I fill in the atribute Z value for every singl
Frank Warmerdam pisze:
If you file a ticket I'll try and document things somewhat better.
Done http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/2529.
Maciek
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Dear Mateusz,
I was not clear enough. what I would need is exporting every single vertex
to a single point feature in a SHP.
If I am quessing, I can just define in OGR2OGR -NLT POINT and I will point
objects of every single vertex?
How do I fill in the atribute Z value for every single exported
D wrote:
Hi,
I would like to export vertices from a 3D Geometry from Oracle Spatial (11g)
into an 2D ESRI Shapefile with a field "Z" that comes from the the 3D SDO
geometry.
Is is possible to do this using GDAL tools?
Dejan,
You can use ogr2ogr utility with option -nlt, see this:
http://gda
Hi,
I would like to export vertices from a 3D Geometry from Oracle Spatial (11g)
into an 2D ESRI Shapefile with a field "Z" that comes from the the 3D SDO
geometry.
Is is possible to do this using GDAL tools?
Any suggestions how to handle this, would be very helpful!
Thanks!
Dejan
Hi folks,
is it just me, or is the BuildOverviews function behaving strange on you to?
I regularly call someDs.BuildOverviews("AVERAGE", [plist]) on my output
datasets (in swig python, that is). Until some time ago (can't tell
precisely, have been out of business for some time) this worked find
John,
Saw your inquiry in the gdal-dev list and wanted to let you know that beta
oracle georaster support is now in gdal svn. Note that I¹m not the developer
but one of the proponents that help push Oracle to fund this.
Mike
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