Le dimanche 23 février 2014 08:40:11, Even Rouault a écrit :
> Nik,
>
> what you try to do is perfectly valid and should work. I've just tried it
> myself, but I can't reproduce any error. If you are working on Linux, could
> you run your program with valgrind and look if it reports some errors ?
Nik,
what you try to do is perfectly valid and should work. I've just tried it
myself, but I can't reproduce any error. If you are working on Linux, could
you run your program with valgrind and look if it reports some errors ?
The only explanation I can imagine for now is that the file system on
Hi GDAL devs,
I have a need to open the same set of Shapefiles as two independent datasets,
BOTH of which are READ ONLY. However, when I do this, and attempt to get the
number of layers in the second data set, I get a whole lot of errors of the
form:
ERROR 4: Failed to open file .shp.
see http://www.gdal.org/ogr/drv_mitab.html
MapInfo datasets in native (TAB) format and in interchange (MIF/MID) format are
supported for reading and writing.
Update of existing files is not currently supported.
On Feb 22, 2014, at 7:51 AM, HappyFrasse wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am trying to use
Hi
I am trying to use the latest ogr/gdal library in my dotnet projekt. I do
ref. to ogr_csharp, gdal_csharp.
My problem is that I can read my Mapinfo tab-file but I can’t write (append)
features to it and I don’t understand why?
If I open the mapinfo file with Ogr.Open(_FileName, 0) I got write
