Le samedi 23 juillet 2011 19:28:50, mett a écrit :
> Hello everybody!
>
> I created some OGRlayers georeferenced, and I need to convert them somehow
> in a java.awt.Shape object, to handle subsequently the Graphics2D object.
> Is there any clever way to do that?
There's nothing already coded in t
Hello everybody!
I created some OGRlayers georeferenced, and I need to convert them somehow
in a java.awt.Shape object, to handle subsequently the Graphics2D object. Is
there any clever way to do that?
Thank you very much,
Matt
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On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 10:21 AM, Even Rouault
wrote:
>> PS: Do you think this renaming option could be pushed upstream to
>> libtiff and libgeotiff (maybe not as-is) ?
>> It would save GDAL the burden of maintaining a patch in its internal
>> versions, and it would benefit other projects integrat
Derek,
GDAL support multi-threading only in fairly restricted situations.
You particularly must not
be making calls on a single GDALDataset from mutliple threads at the
same time. In fact,
due to a subtle issue with the way write caches are flushed you
shouldn't really do
multithreaded access to
Mark,
You should be able to display an image by filling in a BitMap kind of object
using GDALRasterIO.
On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 12:40 PM, mark wrote:
> Thank you Brian for you reply .
> As you said , gdal is for read / write data.
> So do you know some libraries that allows me to draw maps in my
Thank you Brian for you reply .
As you said , gdal is for read / write data.
So do you know some libraries that allows me to draw maps in my application.
I see many standalone open applications, like OpenEV, but it is not my case
.
I am using C++.
Thanks in advance
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