Hi,
I've noticed that the PNG and JPEG drivers in GDAL call theVSIFFlushL function
when finished writing a file. On Win32, this winds up at FlushFileBuffers. Now,
unless you're doing something transactional, or using memory mapped files, or
something of that nature, FlushFileBuffers is simply no
Ciao Even,
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I would like to motion to make the 1.6.3-rc1 official. Please run a quick test
if you have a chance before voting.
+1 Howard
On Nov 19, 2009, at 10:09 PM, Howard Butler wrote:
> All,
>
> The GDAL team is pleased to announce the release of GDAL 1.6.3 RC1.
>
> http://download.osgeo.org/gdal/g
Hi,
I noticed that the current GDAL NITF driver does not copy text header
when CreateCopy is performed. So I updated the driver code to perform
the copying. However, the approach I took adds some additional data to
the dataset's metadata. I want to check to see if this is ok before I
open a Trac
Jukka Rahkonen a écrit :
I guess the main reason was to invalidate existing overviews when the
content of the full resolution has changed.
See http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/2915 for the history of this feature.
For external overviews, either in GeoTIFF format (.ovr), or in HFA
Imagine for
boris.vasil...@forces.gc.ca wrote:
Hi,
I would like to convert an ArcGIS .mdb database to shape files but,
unfortunately, the geometry is not exported. This issue was raised
before in this mailing list, but I could not find a solution. Hence, a
new post.
...
The .dbf file contains the correct
Hi,
I would like to convert an ArcGIS .mdb database to shape files but,
unfortunately, the geometry is not exported. This issue was raised
before in this mailing list, but I could not find a solution. Hence, a
new post.
In particular, ogrinfo returns valid layer names albeit with some
warnings
Hi,
What is the benefit of using gdaladdo with option -clean? I created
accidentally internal overviews instead of external and I was thinking that the
-clean option must be a tool to get back to the starting point with no overviews
and smaller file size. Hoever, -clean option is obviously made f
