Thanks Frank. Sorting/organisation is not a big deal in this case. They will
be presented in a list which dynamically changes according to search text as it
is typed. So a simple alphabetical sort should be fine if I can't come up with
any better scheme.
On 21/09/2012, at 12:49 PM, Frank Wa
Thanks Jason, it's definitely GDAL. The order doesn't matter and I've
checked ERRORLEVEL v. %ERRORLEVEL% (see below). I don't think it's
related to the batch file which is just a minimal test script. The
issue occurs with every Windows python script I've written that
imports gdal - i.e sys.exit(an
Hi,
Have you ever been frustrated about shapefiles mixing polygons/multipolygons
(or linestrings/multilinestrings) in the same layer and issues when converting
them to PostGIS ?
I was, until a few minutes ago, where I've just added in GDAL trunk "-nlt
PROMOTE_TO_MULTI" as an accepted option of
Hi Even,
I figured that I could use *driver.GetMetadataItem("DCAP_CREATECOPY")* but it
is nice to have that bug fixed.
Thanks,
Ivan
> ---Original Message---
> From: Even Rouault
> To: gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org, Ivan Lucena
> Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] driver.GetMetadataItem in Java
Le mercredi 26 septembre 2012 07:44:57, Ivan Lucena a écrit :
> Hi there,
>
> Is there any particular reason why that this code in Java results nulls
>
> Driver driver = gdal.GetDriver(1);
> String a = driver.GetMetadataItem(gdalconstConstants.DCAP_CREATE);
> String b = driver.GetMetadataItem(gda
Hi all,
I am conducting a workshop[1] on GDAL at the first FOSS4G conference of
India. I even got some requests from some developers in India for more GDAL
stuff.
I am also preparing a paper on GDAL. It will include everything. It's
inspiration, history, usability, features, design and future wor
Selon netcadturgay :
> Hi Even Rouault
> I have builded both Gdal 1.8 library and Gdal 1.9 library including ERDAS
> read-write sdk. Results:
>
> Gdal 1.9
> ---
> ReadOnly-> OK
> Update -> OK
(update capabilities are restricted to header information, not imagery)
> CreateCopy -> OK
>
Hi Even Rouault
I have builded both Gdal 1.8 library and Gdal 1.9 library including ERDAS
read-write sdk. Results:
Gdal 1.9
---
ReadOnly-> OK
Update -> OK
CreateCopy -> OK
Create -> NOT OK
Gdal 1.8
ReadOnly-> OK
Update -> NOT OK
CreateCopy -> OK
Create
Selon netcadturgay :
> I have builded Gdal 1.8 library with "ERDAS ECWJP2 SDK Desktop Read-Write"
> and build is ended with a successfull. But when I try to open a ECW file in
> update mode, I have an error.
>
> Error: The ECW driver does not support update access to existing datasets.
>
> Any sug
I have builded Gdal 1.8 library with "ERDAS ECWJP2 SDK Desktop Read-Write"
and build is ended with a successfull. But when I try to open a ECW file in
update mode, I have an error.
Error: The ECW driver does not support update access to existing datasets.
Any suggesstion about this problem ? I ha
Sam,
datatype is handled by gdal. Can you provide the gdalinfo output of the
GeoTiff?
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 4:28 PM, Samantha Goodchild-Brown <
samant...@geograph.co.za> wrote:
> After using gdal info to confirm my input image is a greyscale, using the
> FAQRaster intructions I used gdal_tran
After using gdal info to confirm my input image is a greyscale, using
the FAQRaster intructions I used gdal_translate to create a VRT.
I then opened it in crimson editor to edit the colorinterp and add in
the colortable. I used
Palette
<11 c1="181" c2="69" c3="15"/>
<12 c1="224"
Sam,
What did you do? What errors did you get?
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 12:23 PM, Samantha Goodchild-Brown <
samant...@geograph.co.za> wrote:
> I need to change a greyscale image to Palette and specify the colors to
> use for specific values.
>
> However I am getting very confused with all the 'c
Selon Odd Ragnar Lydersen :
> According to the definition WFS_TurnSQLFilterToOGCFilter() should have 6
> arguments, but this one place it has 7.
> I guess the definition is correct, and I have deleted one of the arguments on
> my computer.
> In addition I had to make one more adjustment to make gd
I need to change a greyscale image to Palette and specify the colors to
use for specific values.
However I am getting very confused with all the 'comments' and
references and instructions
eg.
In "
http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/FAQRaster#Howtocreateormodifyanimagecolortable";
it is explain
According to the definition WFS_TurnSQLFilterToOGCFilter() should have 6
arguments, but this one place it has 7.
I guess the definition is correct, and I have deleted one of the arguments on
my computer.
In addition I had to make one more adjustment to make gdal compile, I had to
comment out the
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