[gdal-dev] How to project all the files or newest files that were added to the directory using gdalwarp and commandline(.bat file)

2014-10-21 Thread Love
How am I going to automatically detect all the files that were added to the directory and then project it immediately?Because everyday I am downloading hdf files and then project it from time to time which is a waste of time. That's why I need it in batch process and automatic process. Thank you i

Re: [gdal-dev] How to project all the files or newest files that were added to the directory using gdalwarp and commandline(.bat file)

2014-10-21 Thread Paul Meems
What I would do is create a subfolder called 'processed' Run your bat file to project the files in your folder and move the processed files to the subfolder. This results in your main folder being empty if nothing to do and filled if you need to do something. Now you can schedule your bat file to r

[gdal-dev] GTiff: new DISCARD_LSB creation option

2014-10-21 Thread Even Rouault
Hi, Following a recent discussion on using PREDICTOR=2 with COMPRESS=DEFLATE with TIFF, I've implemented in trunk a trick suggested by Adobe in the TIFF specification to improve the effectiveness of horizontal prediction (which is using the difference between consecutive pixels rather than thei

[gdal-dev] Handle Spaces in Rasterlite Database Path

2014-10-21 Thread Jema
OS: Windows 7, 64-bit GDAL: 1.11.0, 32-bit, C# Bindings I successfully created a rasterlite database and added multiple rasters in a directory path without spaces. The database file was then moved into a directory with spaces, and now I'm unable to connect to it. Using the connection string sy

Re: [gdal-dev] Handle Spaces in Rasterlite Database Path

2014-10-21 Thread Even Rouault
Le mardi 21 octobre 2014 23:51:39, Jema a écrit : > OS: Windows 7, 64-bit > GDAL: 1.11.0, 32-bit, C# Bindings > > I successfully created a rasterlite database and added multiple rasters in > a directory path without spaces. The database file was then moved into a > directory with spaces, and no