Hi,
I compiled QGIS 2.7 successfully on ubuntu 14.10, and then noticed that
it had gdal 1.10, so I downloaded the source for gdal 1.11.1 and
compiled it.
The trouble is that running gdalinfo --version still gives me the 1.10
version.
Can anyone spot my deliberate error?
This is a new system
On 1/13/2015 2:37 AM, Graeme B. Bell wrote:
> Whenever you deal with national scale data for any country with coastline,
> you frequently end up with an absolutely gigantic and horrifically complex
> single polygon which depicts the coastline and all the rivers throughout the
> country as a sing
Hi,
2015-01-15 11:20 GMT+01:00 Even Rouault :
> You can describe a full circle with 3 points by specifying (P1,P2,P1) where
> P1-P2 defines a diameter of the circle, but there's an ambiguity on the
> orientation to follow the CircularString (which shouldn't matter if the
> CircularString is part o
Selon Martin Landa :
> Hi,
>
> I am working with three points which define a full circle. To describe
> it using OGRCircularString
> I would need five points defining two circular arcs, right? So in my
> case to compute an intermediate point for the second arc, right?
Martin,
You can describe a
