Even
Thanks for pointing that out. I have now been able to solve that problem by
keeping the dataset in scope...
Riaan
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 7:52 PM, Even Rouault
wrote:
> Riann,
>
> hum, I think you've hit a classical problem with the use of the GDAL python
> bindings. The root of your proble
Riann,
hum, I think you've hit a classical problem with the use of the GDAL python
bindings. The root of your problem is likely the following line:
reader = RasterReaderWriter(gdal.Open(iFilename).GetRasterBand(1))
Currently the GDAL python bindings do a poor job with life cycle management of
Thanks for the suggestion.
I have tried:
tileRaster = self.raster.ReadAsArray(xoff=offsetX, yoff=offsetY,
win_xsize=width, win_ysize=height)
and
tileRaster = self.raster.ReadAsArray(xoff=offsetX, yoff=offsetY,
buf_xsize=width, buf_ysize=height)
but the result is something like:
(array([],
