Hi,
Thanks for that, I seem to have something working now (or so I think), my
shape file is the contours lines for a reasonably hilly area (100Mb), and
I'm clipping it to an area of about 1/12. The only thing is it's still
running about 17 hours later. Is v.overlay slow or have I done something
Robert Beckwith wrote:
Looking more in depth it looks like the xml parser is failing to parse
the projection information into the tree.
Ie. the
Is anyone else having this issue?
I have tried two different sets of data.
Robert,
I think this might be easier to follow up on if you ca
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Thank you very much for your message.
I'm out of
Looking more in depth it looks like the xml parser is failing to parse
the projection information into the tree.
Ie. the
Is anyone else having this issue?
I have tried two different sets of data.
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I am using GDALPamDataset::GetProjectionRef() to fetch the definition
string for the dataset.
Then use that to importFromWkt with that definition and then CloneGeoCS
to set up a coordinate transformation I need to use.
This works fine for MrSID files that have a .aux file.
But, When I use th
Dear list.First, I made tiled images(png) with gdal2tiles.py.
For example, python gdal2tiles.py -title "tile" -publishurl
http://192.168.1.134:8089/osgeo/geo/tile/ -nogooglemaps -nokml -v
D:\test\raster\image.tif D:\test\raster\tile --config GDAL_CACHEMAX 120
and I moved the image files into Tomca
