Wow:
Tanks for your suggestion! Yeaph! That maybe where the rub is. I will try
it out soon.
cheers!
2009/3/3 wow <27949...@qq.com>
> Hi,
> Your code looks like that you didn't create any field for the feature. At
> least create one field would ensure success.
> Like this:
> OGRField
brian wrote:
When a style at the feature level is a @name, how do you know if that
name refers to a style at the layer or dataset level?
Brian,
I hadn't even realized that the API and OGR Feature Style specification
addressed datasource level style tables. The spec does not seem very
specific
When a style at the feature level is a @name, how do you know if that
name refers to a style at the layer or dataset level?
Brian
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> On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 4:43 AM, godofredo contreras
> wrote:
> > Hi:
> >
> > I tried to use ogrinfo with the grass driver, this was the command I used:
> >
> > C:\dev\cpp\qgisrelease>ogrinfo
> > C:/spearfish60/PERMANENT/vector/landcover/head
> >
> > and I got the following warnings:
> >
>
> - Let GDAL automatically cut each image into 4 parts without giving XY
> coordinates?
>
Your question really has nothing to do with GDAL and is more about shell
programming and shell usage. GDAL gives you all the information, what you
do with it is up to you. The DOS/Windows shell is not opt
Hi!
I want to cut several hundred GeoTIFFs of 1GB each into 4 pieces each.
I'm using the following commands for each image:
gdal_translate.exe -srcwin 0 0 10460 11931 source.tif output_01.tif
gdal_translate.exe -srcwin 10460 0 10460 11931 source.tif output_02.tif
gdal_translate.exe -srcwin 0 119
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