Hi All,
I'm trying to use the TMS minidriver to read a TileCache instance and am
getting an error that says, "GDALWMS: No mini-driver registered for 'TMS'".
I'm trying to follow the instructions on http://www.gdal.org/frmt_wms.html,
but am a bit confused. At the top of the page it says there are 3
Simon Lyngby Kokkendorff wrote:
a message saying that gdal was not configured correctly on the
system. So what is being configured when running the gdal for python
installer exe, which has not been run on the other computer?
Just taking a stab at it -- I think GDAL requires data files that you
Hello All,
This may seem stupid :-) I am doing an application using the gdal bindings
for python on windows. I am trying to bundle it all up to an executable
using py2exe and the NSIS-installer.
It all seems to go well, the dll's from my installation of gdal,
C:\gdalwin32-1.6\bin, get copied int
hi list,
I built Gdal 1.6 using old-generation Python bindings (not SWIG) for
OpenEV1.8.
Now I am ready to move to Mario Beauchamp's OpenEV2, whose Python codes
call "from osgeo import gdal" instead of "import gdal"
I will rebuild Gdal 1.6 using "./configure --with-python" on Linux.
On Window
On Mar 25, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Even Rouault wrote:
Hermann,
Actually you don't even need to have root priviledge to use the GDAL
bindings.
Go to swig/python and do "make install".
Actually, this is cleaner than hand copying:
cd swig/python
python setup.py bdist_egg (or python setup.py bdis
Hermann,
Actually you don't even need to have root priviledge to use the GDAL bindings.
Go to swig/python and do "make install". This will generate the shared
libraries and at the end it will error out because it can't install them
in /usr/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages (or something similar)
Howard Butler wrote:
Looking at the .prj file and searching http://spatialreference.org might
also be productive.
Another option is to upload it to spatialreference.org, and you can then
get it in a number of formats. This approach isn't recommended for a
lot of SRS's, but for a quick one-of
Looking at the .prj file and searching http://spatialreference.org
might also be productive.
Another option is to upload it to spatialreference.org, and you can
then get it in a number of formats. This approach isn't recommended
for a lot of SRS's, but for a quick one-off sort of thing, it
Hello list.
I have problems with GDAL 1.6 and Python.
I need to reproject some points, and I know I can use
geom.Transform(my osgeo.osr.CoordinateTransformation object). The
problem is that it raises the following error:
TypeError: in method 'Geometry_Transform', argument 2 of type
'OSRCoordinateT
Hi Hermann,
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 9:06 PM, Hermann Peifer wrote:
>
> I am looking for a convenient way to convert the SRS parameters from a
> random shapefile.prj into proj.4 format. A command line interface would be
> most helpful for a non-programmer, like me.
>
>
If you have python on your s
Hi,
I am looking for a convenient way to convert the SRS parameters from a
random shapefile.prj into proj.4 format. A command line interface would
be most helpful for a non-programmer, like me.
As far as I can see: Grass' g.proj is expected to do the job, but I did
not get any further than t
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