Jared,
It looks like you're looking for big troubles ;-)
If SUPPORT_CREATE is not defined by default in standard GDAL built, it means
that it is not production ready... After having looked at the code a bit, I
can tell you that it is definitely not ready to work bullet-proof and would
require
Limei Ran wrote:
Hi:
I have a question about reading a grib image file. I opened this file
with GDALOpen to get the general information about the image. Along the
information I printed out, I also I got an error message and warning:
==
Warning: Inside GRIB2Inventory, Message #
But if the following define is set when building gdal
-DSUPPORT_CREATE then the PNG driver will support the CREATE method
Jared
On Mon, 2009-02-02 at 20:05 +, Lucena, Ivan wrote:
>
> That is because the PNG driver
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That is because the PNG driver does not support Create() Method.
Compare the two outputs:
% gdalinfo --format png
% gdalinfo --format gtiff
> ---Original Message---
> From: Jared Rubin
> Subject: [gdal-dev] core dumping on PNG RGB creation
> Sent: Feb 02 '09 19:35
>
> I am unab
Hi:
I have a question about reading a grib image file. I opened this file
with GDALOpen to get the general information about the image. Along
the information I printed out, I also I got an error message and
warning:
==
Warning: Inside GRIB2Inventory, Message # 2
ERROR: Ran out
I am unable to generate a RGB png image from the python swig interface.
The following code does work if I change the driver to BMP. Is there
something odd about the PNG driver?
Thanks
import osgeo.gdal as gdal
import numpy
buf = (numpy.random.rand(100*100*3)*255).round() % 255
buf = buf.reshape(1
In the last hour I've managed to export KML files using the following
syntax after some simple mods (read mimic the name/description handling)
to the KML export functions in OGR:
/Library/Frameworks/GDAL.framework/Programs/ogr2ogr \
-f KML activity.kml \
PG:"host=localhost dbname=wadnr" \
-sq
Hi Jeff-
> I have no idea where to send this and after signing up for the another
> list server, I thought I might try here. Let me first say that I have
> been using the heck out of gdal, ogr2ogr, and postgis for a few days
> now to generate kml files with relative ease, using commands like:
>
>
Hello everybody
I'm creating a blank raster from scratch, to rasterize it later. Ok,
I've read the FAQ:
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/FAQRaster#HowcanIcreateablankrasterbasedonavectorfilesextentsforusewithgdal_rasterize
I've executed this code with no problems in a Mac, with Leopard. I've
used
I have no idea where to send this and after signing up for the another
list server, I thought I might try here. Let me first say that I have
been using the heck out of gdal, ogr2ogr, and postgis for a few days now
to generate kml files with relative ease, using commands like:
ogr2ogr -f kml hi
Thanks for your quick reply,
I'll have a look at the KML-page, maybe I'll find out what is wrong with my
kml-file.
I know that postgis offers the new function asKML(), but I still work with
postgresql 8.2 and the older version of postgis where this function isn't
yet available. It looks, as it s
Hi Georges,
I usually generate my KML files with a scripting language like PHP or
Perl. It gives you more fine-grained control over the structure and
content of the KML as opposed to "automatic" conversions like ogr2ogr or
FME.
It might be useful to post your KML somewhere if you want to have com
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