This is what I do as a work-around:
ActiG <-
readOGR("C:/ALOBO/dipu2006/espaisoberts_P037/GARRAF/GFO_EOA_TOTS_v4",layer="GFO_EOA_Acti_v4")
delme2 <-
read.csv("C:/ALOBO/dipu2006/espaisoberts_P037/GARRAF/GFO_EOA_TOTS_v4/GFO_EOA_Acti_v4.csv",sep=";")
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <- delme2$NOM_FINCA
but wa
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007, Agustin Lobo wrote:
Roger,
read.shapefile() and read.dbf() yields weird symbols for non-ascii characters
in the input file also.
Exporting to csv and reading in with read.csv(filename,sep=";") works fine
(yes, it's odd, excel puts ";" instead of "," for CSV in spanish loc
Roger,
read.shapefile() and read.dbf() yields weird symbols for non-ascii
characters in the input file also.
Exporting to csv and reading in with read.csv(filename,sep=";") works
fine (yes, it's odd, excel puts ";" instead of "," for CSV in spanish
locale as
"," could be used for decimal separa
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Agustin Lobo wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> Is there any way to get readOGR() to correctly read
> non-ascii character strings from the dbf file? I've
> checked and my dbf file correctly displays
> names with accents, but once read into R
> accents are substituted by wrong symbols.
We
Hi list,
Is there any way to get readOGR() to correctly read
non-ascii character strings from the dbf file? I've
checked and my dbf file correctly displays
names with accents, but once read into R
accents are substituted by wrong symbols.
Agus
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Dr. Agustin Lobo
Institut de Ciencies de la Terr
