Thanks for your post David, I am running GDAL 1.7.1 on Solaris 10.
I realised the extent for the selected feature is printed at the bottom.
I now have another/related issue. I am calling this from within Python and
I get an error 'ERROR 1: Not enough tokens to complete expression.' and its
prints extents for all features within the shapefile. Yet if I run the same
command from the command line then it works fine. I am using python2.6.
Code:
args = ['ogrinfo', '-al', '-where', '\'GRID_ID=312\'', 'shapefile.shp']
for line in str.split(str(subprocess.Popen(args,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()[0]),'\n'):
print line
(Apologies for not posting code correctly as I can't remember the method!)
Many thanks, Phil
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