Even Rouault wrote:
>
> GDAL Python bindings are not compatible with Python 3. I'm even
> surprised you managed to build them because the setup.py script doesn't
> work with Python 3.
>
> You need a Python 2.X version to make them work.
>
> cudars a écrit :
>> python 3.1.1
>> gdal 1.6.2
>>
"If only one in ten cities in the world made serious use of free gis
software and provided enough financial support for one core developer it
would have a huge boosting effect".
Frank, do you realise in your Canadian basement how many cities there
are in the world? What are you trying to b
Hello, guys,
I have several DEMs from USGS GTOPO30, and by merging them with
gdal_merge.py, it seems the no data value can not be assigned?
the command is like:
gdal_merge.py -of GTiff -o Europe.tiff -n - -co "PROFILE=GeoTIFF" -co
"INTERLEAVE=PIXEL" -co "COMPRESS=NONE" -co "TILED=YES"
Frank,
Happy to read you online. Please note that the url you sent is wrong.
The correct one is http://fwarmerdam.blogspot.com as mentionned on
Planet. These new technologies aren't easy to master properly. Keep
going. Hope you see you on twitter in a couple of years :-)
Best regards,
Guillaume
Folks,
There is no trend to trendy for me to jump on ten years late. So, I've
started a blog at:
http://fwarmerdam.blogspot.org
It will be available on Planet OSGeo which I recommend highly at:
http://planet.osgeo.org/
My first post is related to the new DXF driver I'm working on for GDA
GDAL Python bindings are not compatible with Python 3. I'm even
surprised you managed to build them because the setup.py script doesn't
work with Python 3.
You need a Python 2.X version to make them work.
cudars a écrit :
python 3.1.1
gdal 1.6.2
There are no errors during I built the gdal and
