Any chance you could generate a patch or (even better) a pull request for this
from http://github.com/OSGeo/GDAL ?
GDAL 1.10 is coming quite quickly, and I'd be happy to do some of the
configuration effort to integrate this if there's a clean pull request to merge.
Thanks,
Howard
On Dec 9, 20
I just found some bugs and made some algorithm improvements. New code can be
downloaded from the same location.
~Seth
via iPhone
On Dec 8, 2012, at 2:21 AM, Dmitry Baryshnikov wrote:
> Hi Seth,
>
> I'll test our code and try to patch GDAL if it possible.
>
> Regards,
> Dmitry
>
> 08.12.201
Le dimanche 09 décembre 2012 18:43:31, laurent celati a écrit :
> Dear Jeff,
>
> Sorry if my last post was not clear. Up to this summer, i noticed problems
> with the gdal postgis driver (display slowness). Fortunalty, our dear Jorge
> Averalo has brought several sigificant updates at the end of A
Dear Jeff,
Sorry if my last post was not clear. Up to this summer, i noticed problems
with the gdal postgis driver (display slowness). Fortunalty, our dear Jorge
Averalo has brought several sigificant updates at the end of August . Please
read this following web page deals with these updates.
I haven't seen any conflicts/problems
running postGIS 2.0.2 and GDAL 1.9.2 on CentOS 6.3
-Jeff Lake
MichiganWxSystem.com
AllisonHouse.com
TheWeatherCenter.net
GRLevelXStuff.com
On 12/9/2012 12:07, laurent celati wrote:
Hello,
As you know, significant updates have been made at the end of August
Hello,
As you know, significant updates have been made at the end of August 2012
regarding the postgis gdal driver. Can you tell me if the latest version of
gdal (version 1.9.2) released in october took into consideration these
updates? Thank you in advance to throw light for me.
Regards.
--
Extending this slightly - so it can more easily be discovered by less
technically capable users, & in binary distributions of GDAL.
Is it possible to have a command line parameter for GDAL/Proj (etc) that tells
the user what EPSG version is installed? Perhaps include this information in
the -ve
Frank
Would it be possible to document which version of EPSG is being used by
setting #define (s) somewhere? It would be very helpful to be able to inform
users that a change may occur, and give them access to the version of the
installed copy? I'll look at thinking of a way, but I think this woul
