Simon Greener wrote:
What else is there to do for its adoption as the new shapefile for the
open source community?
I heard someone say once that a specification isn't a standard unless
there is more than one implementation (preferably more). Is there any
other way to read or write a spatialit
Matt,
(Sorry for the duplicate email, I initially replied only to you and not the
list.)
In my experience the open source community rarely, if ever, defines a
thing before creating it. What usually happens is that somebody (whether
an individual or small group) builds somethings that works, or
gdal user wrote:
Frank,
I am just reading the code in s57reader.cpp.
It does look like there is code there to search directories in Primar
format. Look right after the line that reads: "else // file is store on
Primar generated cd".
Mike,
Good point. That looks like code added by someone ot
Frank,
I am just reading the code in s57reader.cpp.
It does look like there is code there to search directories in Primar
format. Look right after the line that reads: "else // file is store on
Primar generated cd".
--Mike
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
>
> Mr. Xonx,
>
> Can you give more information o
gdal user wrote:
I think there is a bit more there than that. The driver (at least the
older version we use) will also deal with the multi-level style Primar
format systems.
...
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
The driver will only find update files if they are in the same directory
as the .000 file, ha
Selon atubar :
> Hi, your explanation is so exhaustive, nothing better than thank you once
> more.
> Maybe the last one question on this topic, is "SUBDATASETS" also shared by
> Gtiff?
--> The answer was in my previous email ;-)
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Peter J Halls wrote:
> Mateusz,
>
> the extract from the standard does not say there is no difference: it
> says that this is implementation dependent - that implementors are
> free to differentiate if they wish and, indeed, that the #include " "
> form is optional.
Peter,
There is no differen
Hi, your explanation is so exhaustive, nothing better than thank you once more.
Maybe the last one question on this topic, is "SUBDATASETS" also shared by
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Jeff Hamann wrote:
Any hints? What kind of file is this, really?
Its an "export" file from ArcGIS Workstation. At the "Arc" command
prompt, its generated with the "export" command. The export command can
export both vector and raster data, but I think its rarely used for
raster data, because
