Even Rouault mines-paris.org> writes:
>
>
> Jukka,
> Hopefully the following should be enough :
>
> r23378 /trunk/gdal/ogr/ogrsf_frmts/gml/ogrgmldatasource.cpp: GML: add debug
information to know if we use/generate .gfs file while there's a .xsd we ignore
>
> I'm not sure it is a good
Etienne,
This is partly a historical artifact, but it never seemed
worth the disruption to move things around. Note that
some of these test scripts are primarily intended to test
core capabilities and they just happen to do it with
particular formats. I think that applies to some of the hfa
and
Hi devs,
I have noticed today that there are a few format-specific tests in the
autotest/gcore folder:
aaigrid_read.py bmp_read.py envi_read.py hdf4_read.py hfa_read.py
pnm_read.py tiff_read.py
aaigrid_write.py bmp_write.py gtiff_write.py hdf4_write.py
hfa_write.py netcdf_write.py pnm_w
Thanks Even.
> I'm confused because if you get to the point of having the trace " PGEO:
> SELECT on GDB_GeomColumns fails, perhaps not a personal geodatabase?" it means
> that you got after the test of r21550 (which should have discared this mdb as
> having no GDB_GeomColumns table), so I highly s
Le lundi 14 novembre 2011 20:44:35, Eli Adam a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> On Windows, I'm trying to access non-spatial tables in an .mdb file.
> With --debug on I see that the absence of a 'GDB_GeomColumns' table is
> the problem.
>
> >ogrinfo --debug on Surveys.mdb
>
> PGeo: EstablishSession(DRIVER=
Hi all,
On Windows, I'm trying to access non-spatial tables in an .mdb file.
With --debug on I see that the absence of a 'GDB_GeomColumns' table is
the problem.
>ogrinfo --debug on Surveys.mdb
PGeo: EstablishSession(DRIVER=Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb);DBQ=Surveys.mdb)
ODBC: SQLDriverConnect(DR
Jukka,
>
> It is not totally clear for me to what extent GDAL GML driver is utilising
> the .xsd schema if it is present. I have an example where the schema
> obviously in not utilised or respected. In the schema the nationalCode
> element is defined as
>
>
>
Evan, Frank
Thanks very much. I keep insisting on the esri .hdr because I have a
function to do all the work but it's definitively time to write one to
do the same for .vrt (and learn more about it a same time).
Joaquim
Le lundi 14 novembre 2011 18:23:23, Joaquim Luis a écrit :
Hi,
I made
Le lundi 14 novembre 2011 18:23:23, Joaquim Luis a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I made a nice little tool for Mirone where one can very easily mosaic
> either several flavors of SRTM grids or satellite images from Bing servers.
> My question is about the SRTM30 grids (30 arc minutes) that are
> available her
Joaquim,
I can't think of a way to do this with an ESRI .hdr and raw file.
However, you could create a VRT file for each tile with the .VRT
file living locally, having the georeferencing and raw data layout
and referring to the actual raw data via a /vsicurl filename. The
VRT docs cover how to de
Le lundi 14 novembre 2011 18:10:51, Ethan Alpert a écrit :
> Curious if there's any way to create spatial indexes for in memory
> layers?
>
Ethan
No, they are not supported by the OGR Memory driver.
But... if you use the very latest trunk with spatialite support, the OGR
SQLite driver now supp
Le lundi 14 novembre 2011 18:17:38, Ethan Alpert a écrit :
> Curious if the Shapefile driver uses .qix files if they're available
> when performing SetSpatialFitler.
Ethan,
Quoting http://gdal.org/ogr/drv_shapefile.html :
"""
The spatial indexing uses the same .qix quadtree spatial index files t
Hi,
I made a nice little tool for Mirone where one can very easily mosaic
either several flavors of SRTM grids or satellite images from Bing servers.
My question is about the SRTM30 grids (30 arc minutes) that are
available here (SRTM plus)
ftp://topex.ucsd.edu/pub/srtm30_plus/srtm30/data/
whi
Curious if the Shapefile driver uses .qix files if they're available
when performing SetSpatialFitler.
Thanks,
-e
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On 11/14/2011 02:44 PM, Frank Broniewski wrote:
I want to do: read geodata with ogr, do some work with it and dump the
result, in case of a text file format, to string instead to file.
Right now I am doing the same with an extra step (save the result to
file and read it again with python).
Th
Yes, VSI* has been implemented in gdal 1.8.0, you should use the
latest stable 1.8.1.
You have this in debian experimental, but I don't use debian so can't
comment on how "experimental" the debian gdal 1.8 builds are.
You can also build gdal yourself from source.
Provided you upgrade to 1.8.1, yo
Hi,
I wanted to try the VSIF* functions that are mentioned in the docs [1].
I am using gdal (and python-gdal) from debian testing, which is version
1.7.?. The VSIF* functions are "not found", so I presume they are
available with gdal >= 1.8 only?
I found [2], which is pretty much what I want
Hi everyone,
I am developing a free software that works with the awesome java
bindings of gdal and I have a question about the license and how to use
it correctly.
This is the first time that I develop a software which is available for
download and I want to do this correctly.
This is what I
Hi,
It is not totally clear for me to what extent GDAL GML driver is utilising the
.xsd schema if it is present. I have an example where the schema obviously in
not utilised or respected. In the schema the nationalCode element is defined as
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