I had a near identical issue when upgrading from V1.4.x to V1.5.2.
The code checks the name passed in as the "filename" to Create(). ONLY
if it is of the form "MEM:::" will it then look for other expected
parameters (including PIXELS, LINES and DATAPOINTER). Otherwise, the
passed in filename i
I am working with an in-house utility written a couple of years ago that
uses the MEM driver. Recently, after upgrading to Vista64 the utility
stopped working. As it was using an old version of GDAL, I decided to fetch
the source from the vault and recompile/link against GDAL 1.5.2. I didn't
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I've no idea of what the XML file you are refering too is.
The OGR Shape driver only handles the .shp, .shx, .dbf, .prj and .qix
extensions for shapefiles.
Le Tuesday 26 August 2008 21:34:13 [EMAIL PROTECTED], vous avez écrit :
> Hi Folks,
> Before I try to clumsily reinvent the wheel, I'd
Hi Folks,
Before I try to clumsily reinvent the wheel, I'd like to know if
someone has a method to :
1) use ogr2ogr to reproject a shape file ( easy enough ).
2) after the above projection copy the .xml file (if it exists)
from the old shapefile to the new shapefile (easy as w
Disclaimer : I just read the 2 first paragraphs.
Indeed, if you want to be able to using bilinear resampling, cubic, etc...,
you can't do that on a paletted dataset. You must convert it before to 24
bit. So the solution is to pct2rgb.py your input files (or use the
new -expand rgb|rgba option
Hello!
I am trying to do something I probably shouldn't ...
I have about 30 geotiffs that tile the continental US (aviation sectional
charts). Each of them uses a slightly different projection -- LCC with
different standard parallels and origins for each chart.
Using gdalwarp, I converted eve
