Make sure to copy all the dll-s from the /bin and /bin/gdal/csharp
directories into you application directory, or make the location of this
files available in the PATH environment variable.
Best regards,
Tamas
2013/6/28 Genhan Chen
> Hi Tamas,
>
> I am using pre-compiled *ogr_csharp.dl*l, d
I am using ogr_csharp.dll in my c# program. See the following code
snippet:
using OSGeo.OGR;
namespace Test
{
public class Test
{
public Test()
{
...
Ogr.RegisterAll();
}
}
}
Then the following exception message was thrown out
Hi Tamas,
I am using pre-compiled ogr_csharp.dll, downloaded from
http://vbkto.dyndns.org/sdk/ . I added "using OSGeo.OGR" in front of the
class. and did not see any error during build process.
However, I got the following error message if any Ogr method (e.g. "
Ogr.RegisterAll();") was added i
After an admittedly quick skim of the code base, it appears that the
pcs.csv file is used only to go from an EPSG to the parameters for a
spatial reference. If my reading is right, then it is not used to go
from a WKT to an EPSG. The autoIdentifyEPSG works for a few special
cases, but otherwise
SInce posting this, I've learned that the pcs.csv is in degree.minutes,
while the wkt is in decimal degrees, so that explains the pcs.csv. This
still leaves the question as to why autoIdentifyEPSG won't return the value.
On 6/26/2013 11:44 PM, David Strip wrote:
I'm working with some files in M
Is it possible to warp a raster using a 6 parameters transformation? I've found
that I can set gcp and the order of the polynomial in gdal_transform
and then use
gdalwarp to apply the polynomial, but is it possible to set the
transformation matrix?
Thanks
Agus
