On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 5:23 AM, Ben Madin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> G'day all,
>
> after failing to build 1.5.0 with the ports collection on FreeBSD I have
> downloaded sources and tried from scratch using the default configure
...
> NetCDF support:no
> LIBPNG support:
Hi,
I have a problem with compiling my stuff for RHEL5.
I always get following errors:
/usr/include/ogr_feature.h undefined reference to
'OGRFeature::GetFieldAsDouble(int)'
/usr/include/ogr_feature.h undefined reference to
'OGRFeature::GetFieldAsInteger(int)'
/usr/include/ogr_feature.h undefined
G'day all,
after failing to build 1.5.0 with the ports collection on FreeBSD I
have downloaded sources and tried from scratch using the default
configure (actually, I want php but for mapscript, so I don't know if
I need to specify it here as swig was giving me enormous problems in
the po
Hi Frank,
Thanks, this would be great, although I can't fund it in completion (Euro
Aussie dollar :) .Would you be prepared to develop just the READ side
of the driver, and what do you think that would cost (without styling)?
Alternatively, are other users/organisations interested in jointl
+1 to the release.
Best regards,
Tamas
2008/10/10 Frank Warmerdam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Motion: Adopt GDAL 1.5.3RC1 as official 1.5.3 Release
>
> This vote should be open till late on Tuesday. Please vote or comment after
> you have had a chance to try the release candidate.
>
> Best regards,
+1
Best regards
Le Friday 10 October 2008 22:21:15 Frank Warmerdam, vous avez écrit :
> Motion: Adopt GDAL 1.5.3RC1 as official 1.5.3 Release
>
> This vote should be open till late on Tuesday. Please vote or comment
> after you have had a chance to try the release candidate.
>
> Best regards,
Tyler Erickson wrote:
I have been trying to use gdal_polygonize to convert a TIF to an ESRI
Shapefile, but it seems to be losing the projection information (i.e. no
*.prj file is created).
The following output illustrates the loss of projection information.
I'm currently using gdal trunk revis
I have been trying to use gdal_polygonize to convert a TIF to an ESRI
Shapefile, but it seems to be losing the projection information (i.e. no
*.prj file is created).
The following output illustrates the loss of projection information.
I'm currently using gdal trunk revision 15512.
Any suggesti
Andreas Neumann wrote:
Hi,
I was compiling gdal with python support from svn-trunk and ran into the
same problem as described at
http://www.nabble.com/Problem-with-gdal_polygonize.py-td19839558.html
When I start a python script I get the following error message:
--
gdal_merge.
Fodder wrote:
Hi All,
I am also very keen for an OGR DXF/DWG driver that supports reading and
writing. I imagine there would be many people that would take advantage of
this capability.
I would also be willing to contribute financially if somebody wanted to take
the project on board. I may not
Bruce Raup wrote:
All,
We at NSIDC had the EASE-Grid projections added to the EPSG code list
last year or so, and I recently noticed that in the "share/proj/epsg"
file in FWTools, for the entry for 3410, it says:
# NSIDC EASE-Grid Global
# Unable to translate coordinate system EPSG:3410 into PR
Hi,
I was compiling gdal with python support from svn-trunk and ran into the
same problem as described at
http://www.nabble.com/Problem-with-gdal_polygonize.py-td19839558.html
When I start a python script I get the following error message:
--
gdal_merge.py -o orthofoto_2008.tif
Hi Roger,
> I'm curious if anyone has succesfully used gdal2tiles.py to create Google
> Map tiles? It seems to work very well at creating KML superoverlays, but I
> have not been able to get Map tiles that are positioned correctly with it.
> I have tried it against imagery that is in EPSG:4326, a
Hi,
> I noticed that the new gdal2tiles is going to have support for mercator
> tiles compatible with MSVE. What is the status of this work and is there a
> scheduled release date?
I would like to have the new version in GDAL 1.6.
I am working on cleaning it and merging with SVN trunk... from th
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