Andrea created http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/4768 and I've just committed
the code in trunk to add that support. I've tested it with a tiny sample just
made for the unit test. No reason it should not work with more complex DBs,
but testing appreciated.
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HI,
I would like to make a spatial join of two shp using python ogr or shapely
Is this possible?
I do not have a common Item in the dbf so i can not make a table-join,
i have to do a spatial one.
I did not find any examples on the net.
so started
try:
from osgeo import ogr
import sys
Hi,
I want to remove polygones who have a "little" area from a Mulipolygone.
My multipolygone may be verry complex.
I have write :
[code]
// geom OGRGEOMETRY of type wkbGeometryType.wkbMultiPolygone
// surfaceMin is an int
for (int i = 0; i < geom.GetGeometryCount(); i++)
{
// If we have re
Selon Markus Persson :
> Hello!
>
> I have tried using ogr2ogr to get Oracle data to a .shp-file, this seems to
> work nice most of the times but not on my point objects. The .shp-file get X,
> Y and Z-values, but no M. And when I try to load this into DotSpatial so does
> it say that the .shp-fil
Hello!
I have tried using ogr2ogr to get Oracle data to a .shp-file, this seems to
work nice most of the times but not on my point objects. The .shp-file get X, Y
and Z-values, but no M. And when I try to load this into DotSpatial so does it
say that the .shp-file is wrong.
I tried another tool
Thanks Even, I tried to export /usr/local/lib as well in my LD_LIBRARY_PATH
but without success...
For instance, I did :
$ java -Djava.library.path=`pwd`:/usr/local/lib -classpath
`pwd`/gdal.jar:`pwd`:`pwd`/build/apps gdalinfo
$ java -Djava.library.path=`pwd`:/usr/local/lib/libgdal.so -classpath
`
Even Rouault mines-paris.org> writes:
>
> Le samedi 07 juillet 2012 08:45:33, Jukka Rahkonen a écrit :
> > Hi,
> >
> > National Land Survey of Finland has opened an experimental WMTS service.
> > GetCapabolities is found from
> > http://karttatiili.fi/dataset/taustakarttasarja/
capabilities/wmt
Selon Mathieu Coudert :
Your LD_LIBRARY_PATH should also include the path to libgdal.so
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Hi,
Running GDAL with Java binding I am facing an issue with an undefined
symbol: CPLLoggingErrorHandler in libgdaljni.so.
First I compiled GDAL 1.9.1 with Java support.
Then I followed the Java building instructions on Unix [1].
Everything seems to be correct, my ant build is successful.
However
Thanks Franks,
That was a newbie mistake.
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Selon Jukka Rahkonen :
Multi geometry support per table isn't really supported for now. For the PG
driver, we expose layer names as "table_name(geometry_column_name)". I think the
same convention could be used for sqlite. In your example, it would be
"multigeom(geom1)" and "multigeom(geom2)". The
Hi,
A Mapserver user was trying to use a Spatialite db which had tables with
multiple geometry columns and I got interested in having a little try because
sometimes it could be handy to have both the polygons and their centroids
readily available from the same table.
However, it looks that curren
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