Frank,
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Tamas Szekeres wrote:
+1
I assume that this feature will be utilized in the OGR sql query processor
and not directly in the ogr2ogr application.
Tamas,
ogr2ogr has a -select switch to identify desired fields
to be copied to the
Ole,
This option is for the AAIGRID driver. So this option is valid any time the
format is handled.
In a python script you set the option you need to set this option during the
call to gdal.Open() to set a specific datatype.
Refer to
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/browser/trunk/autotest/gdrivers/aaig
Thanks for fixing the precision loss so quickly.
"you now can set the configuration option AAIGRID_DATATYPE to Float64 to
force Float64 being used to avoid the loss of precision."
I am not exactly sure whether this option relates to the gdal_translate
command line utility or the Python binding (
Sorry for the noise. I found that the correct syntax is
gdalinfo /vsizip/c:\m_gmt_so\tmp\N37W008.hgt.zip\N37W008.hgt
and like that it works fine.
Joaquim
Hi,
I'm trying to access ziped files on Windows using the /vsizip but it
fails most of times
According to docs, this should work no?
g
Hi,
I'm trying to access ziped files on Windows using the /vsizip but it
fails most of times
According to docs, this should work no?
gdalinfo c:/vsizip/m_gmt_so/tmp/N37W008.hgt.zip/N37W008.hgt
but it doesn't. I get
ERROR 4: `c:/vsizip/m_gmt_so/tmp/N37W008.hgt.zip/N37W008.hgt' does not
exist
Frank,
Please find the attached maintenance report for the work done by me.
Same can be found at
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/MaintenanceReportsByChaitanya#Jun172010toAug072010
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2 errors :
1) The WKT is incorrect. You don't need 2 open & closing parenthesis for a
LINESTRING. Just one is enough : "LINESTRING(33.0 41.0 0,33.5 42.5 0, 33.9
41.9 0,33.0 41.0 0)"
2) Provided you use GDAL >= 1.7.0, you shouldn't use the Geometry(int
eGeometryType, String wkt, byte[] wkb, Stri
hello
I was wondering what I did wrong in the following code ?
Geometry line2=new Geometry(1,"LINESTRING((33.0 41.0 0,33.5
42.5 0, 33.9 41.9 0,33.0 41.0 0))", null, null);
Feature feature = new Feature(layerDefinition);
feature.SetFID(0);
+ 0
I'm not sure which approach DesiredFields vs IgnoredFields is the best one.
Both have their pros and cons. IgnoredFields will be a bit awkward to use, but
the main argument for this approach (avoid dropping any special fields) makes
sense.
I also think that a layer capability can be useful
