Jared,
For gdalinfo to create .aux.xml files, you just need to force it to compute
some metadata not stored in the file.
On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 2:39 AM, Rubin, Jared wrote:
> I am using gdal-1.6.2 (version not important) and would like for gdalinfo
> to generate .aux.xml files for NITF files
I am using gdal-1.6.2 (version not important) and would like for gdalinfo to
generate .aux.xml files for NITF files that I have on disk, is this possible?
If this is possible, will gdalinfo just load an image.nitf.aux.xml file
instead of image.nitf?
Thanks
Jared
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Hi Aleksey,
With regard to ipython, if you register the o4w python with windows[1]
you should be able to run the standard ipy windows installer, which will
put ipy in %pythonhome%\Lib\site-packages. This may work for the other
extra programs too.
[1] optional package to register python in Wi
Zermeno, Robert J CIV NAVAIR, 472100D wrote:
I have been using the standard malloc, but trying to use CPLMalloc() with
CPLFree(). I have a function that will provide a user with different image
blocks given specified location.
So, a function will get repeatedly called to grab the new image data
I have been using the standard malloc, but trying to use CPLMalloc() with
CPLFree(). I have a function that will provide a user with different image
blocks given specified location.
So, a function will get repeatedly called to grab the new image data content.
On the first round, I can success
Dear GDAL experts,
What is the best/recommended way to install additional python packages for
the Python bundled with OSGeo4W (currently 2.5.2)? Specifically, I am
looking for the following packages (which do not seem to be available via
the OSGeo4W installer; neither should they be, necessarily):
Brice,
On May 6, 2010, at 12:47 PM, Brice Lambi wrote:
Hi Allen,
Are you compiling from source?
- No, I'm using easy_install which came with setuptools. We are
building about 30 packages that we need to push out to 50 workstations
for our developers.
I was hoping to avoid building ev
Allen Rongone wrote:
I can not find the setup.py to edit and change the location of
gdal-config. easy_install must clean everything up if it fails.
yes, it's a bit annoying that way.
Does anyone know how to get this to work or will we have to do
without GDAL in python?
I"d do withou
Allen Rongone wrote:
I have installed the setuptools 0.6c11 and am using easy_install
My gdal-config is in /usr/bin, however, when I run easy_install
GDAL it complains that it "Could not run gdal-config!!!" and then
contiues on complaining about a bunch of stuff not being declared.
T
Hello All,
New here so don't beat me up to bad.
I'm trying to get the GDAL module to install on a Red Hat Enterprise
Linux 5.4 64-bit workstation running Python 2.6.5.
I have installed the setuptools 0.6c11 and am using easy_install
My gdal-config is in /usr/bin, however,
K.-Michael Aye wrote:
Dear all,
is registering of drivers still (or at all) required in Python?
In the API tutorial i see:
import gdal
from gdalconst import *
dataset = gdal.Open( filename, GA_ReadOnly )
if dataset is None:
...
I am just puzzled because the first sentence of the tutori
Dear all,
is registering of drivers still (or at all) required in Python?
In the API tutorial i see:
import gdal
from gdalconst import *
dataset = gdal.Open( filename, GA_ReadOnly )
if dataset is None:
...
I am just puzzled because the first sentence of the tutorial states
it's require
I didn't want to leave this uncommented. For some reason it works for
me now, see below my protocol of trying out, I guess it's some deeper
story within numpy.
Here is my protocol, showing that EPD's python/matplotlib.pylab has no
problem with numpy's 1.4.1 of GDAL 1.7 but for sure a problem w
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