Hi,Maybe someone can help me with the following.I want to translate GML files with the GDAL library to SHP files.In Holland we have a new law, that all plans must be geocoded in a GML file.The namespace is: http://www.geonovum.nl/imro/2008/1 http://schemas.geonovum.nl/imro/2008/1.0/IMRO2008.xsdOne
2009/3/24 jor sion jors...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I am using GDAL in CSharp to read the information from HDF files.
To read the information from datasets with two dimensions is easy. but I
don't know how to get the X_Axis and Y_Axis of the dataset. I can only get
the information at the position
Tamas:
I've been working on the Mono bindings for gdal for months now. All these steps
look like they might solve my problem, but I'm having trouble translating them
into actions. For example:
2. $(LD) should be used instead of $(LD_SHARED) when linking the
shared libraries with libtool.
Hi,
You shouldn't have to do it manually, just run:
make interface
make
in the csharp directory right after compiling the gdal libraries.
Best regards,
Tamas
2009/3/24 turtlewax fev...@harris.com
Tamas:
I've been working on the Mono bindings for gdal for months now. All these
steps
Hello-
I'm new to the GDAL/OGR libraries. I'm trying to use the C# wrapper to OGR in
order to create a new shapefile, but I'm running into some issues. Here is the
code I have...can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Geometry temp_geom;
OSGeo.OGR.Driver new_drv = Ogr.GetDriverByName(ESRI
1. Should rely on $(CXX) $(CC) and including GDALmake.opt for building
the .cpp .c .cxx files
What does this mean, in terms of actually creating a build? In other words,
what does Should rely on mean? Do I set a flag, an environment variable?
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Hi,
Can you convert a ESRI Personal GeoDatabase to shapefiles within the gdal
tools?
Thanks,
John
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John Mitchell wrote:
Hi,
Can you convert a ESRI Personal GeoDatabase to shapefiles within the
gdal tools?
Thanks,
Hi,
Yes you should be able to use the ogr2ogr utility for that (but not the
other way, from shp to pgeo).
source: http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_formats.html
-jeff
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Amanda,
I see a few issues.
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 1:09 PM, AmandaH amanda.m.henn...@boeing.com wrote:
OSGeo.OGR.Driver new_drv = Ogr.GetDriverByName(ESRI Shapefile);
OSGeo.OGR.SpatialReference new_sr = new OSGeo.OGR.SpatialReference();
OSGeo.OGR.DataSource ds_out =
2009/3/24 turtlewax fev...@harris.com
1. Should rely on $(CXX) $(CC) and including GDALmake.opt for building
the .cpp .c .cxx files
What does this mean, in terms of actually creating a build? In other words,
what does Should rely on mean? Do I set a flag, an environment variable?
These
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