I am using GDAL 1.6 Beta with VB.NET (through ogr_csharp) to read a TAB
file with a Date or a Date Time field and I can't use the following to
get the date values (they are all 0):
.GetFeature(x).GetFieldAsDateTime(33, myyear, mymonth, myday, myhour,
mymin, mysec, mytz)
However if I use:
Even,
Thanks for the fix.
I use bStrict = 1 when calling CreateCopy(). This could be why I see the error.
I think
gdal_translate uses bStrict = FALSE by default.
if( !bStrict )
{
CPLPopErrorHandler();
CPLErrorReset();
}
else
Gao,
I've tried gdal_translate on a 3 band TIFF to a BMP image and it works. Well,
I get the warning twice because the BMP driver doesn't implement the
CreateCopy() method, but apart the warning, the resulting image is correct.
I'd be interested if you could find some code snippet that reproduce
By the way, to get the order of precidence you want you should also
reverse the order of the input images so that image1.tif is last
(overlayed to top of everything else).
Thanks for clarifying this Frank.
Is there way to do the same with gdalwarp? I ask because I sometimes
need to stack image
Hi,
My understanding about the WGS84 vs NAD83 issue is that for most practical
usages they are pretty much the same, and I believe that PROJ.4 makes that
assumption. So, there's no datum transformation.
See http://www.mentorsoftwareinc.com/resource/Nad83.htm,
http://www.geod.nrcan.gc.ca/faq_e.
Is there a way to resampling at runtime (i.e., when the map is drawn) the
data of a raster map from full resolution to an another fixed resolution
without reopen the dataset (i.e. without using the rasterio method)?
Thanks.
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