darrepac wrote:
If I have to do a script in Python, I will do it!
So yes please, I would like to see an example
Darre,
With GDAL "trunk" the following seems to do the trick, and could
be easily extended to loop over many files.
import gdal
def update_ct( file ):
ds = gdal.Open( file,
If I have to do a script in Python, I will do it!
So yes please, I would like to see an example
thanks
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
>
> darrepac wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> I have a set of geotiff 8bits file.
>> I would like to change 1 color of the palette: puting the color
>> 255,255,255
>> in the inde
darrepac wrote:
Hello
I have a set of geotiff 8bits file.
I would like to change 1 color of the palette: puting the color 255,255,255
in the index 123 instead of color 255,0,255. While not touching anything
else.
Is there a way to do this? because I have a big set of files and I did not
find a
Hello
I have a set of geotiff 8bits file.
I would like to change 1 color of the palette: puting the color 255,255,255
in the index 123 instead of color 255,0,255. While not touching anything
else.
Is there a way to do this? because I have a big set of files and I did not
find any tool which per
Malm Paul wrote:
Frank,
How do I get past the inabilito of (MS Windows) to create file names including '*'?
Paul,
No idea. I wasn't aware of this limitation. I mostly work on linux.
I would suggest just translating one layer at a time (explicitly) and
renaming it with -nln which assigns
