Hi All,
Apologies for top-posting, albeit the thread has stopped for ~month.
While I have not contributed that much to the GDAL project over the years,
I have build it a LOT (mostly on Win and macOS [0]). Switching to CMake
would be a good future-proof, cross-platform move, even if it is overly
v
Thanks, this helps!
The thing is I cannot really use layer name to identify an AmigoCloud
dataset. In AmigoCloud we have names, but they are not guarantied to be
unique. We use dataset Id to identify a dataset (ogr layer) instead. In my
example "Visits" it's just a name of the source data file, wh
On mardi 28 novembre 2017 15:40:46 CET Victor Chernetsky wrote:
> Here is my example:
> ogr2ogr -overwrite -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:15276 datasets=100056"
> ~/Downloads/Visits.geojson
>
> I am trying to append, or overwrite data into existing dataset id:100056.
> But it still created a new datase
Here is my example:
ogr2ogr -overwrite -f AmigoCloud "AmigoCloud:15276 datasets=100056"
~/Downloads/Visits.geojson
I am trying to append, or overwrite data into existing dataset id:100056.
But it still created a new dataset, and it did not delete/clean old
dataset. I am thinking I need to do somet
On mardi 28 novembre 2017 15:20:20 CET Victor Chernetsky wrote:
> Hi Even,
>
> Then in my driver, how do I know if I have to append data to existing
> dataset,
> or overwrite existing data, or create a new dataset all together?
That should work automagically if you correctly implement the semant
Hi Even,
Then in my driver, how do I know if I have to append data to existing
dataset, or overwrite existing data, or create a new dataset all together?
What about -overwrite option?
Thanks,
*Victor Chernetsky*
+1 (408) 368-4607
vic...@amigocloud.com
On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 3:15 PM, Even Ro
On mardi 28 novembre 2017 15:00:11 CET Victor Chernetsky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How do I get value/state of a command line option of ogr2ogr. For instance
> I want to handle options like -append, -update inside of my DataSource
> class? Is there a documentation about it?
Victor,
-append and -update
Hello,
How do I get value/state of a command line option of ogr2ogr. For instance
I want to handle options like -append, -update inside of my DataSource
class? Is there a documentation about it?
Thanks,
*Victor Chernetsky*
+1 (408) 368-4607
vic...@amigocloud.com
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For future reference, this was the winning combination to get through a
make/install, with the Android NDK for me:
./configure --host=arm-linux-androideabi
--prefix=`pwd`/install/external/gdal \
--with-sqlite3=/path/to/sqlite/xcompilation \
--with-jpeg=internal \
--without-jpeg12
Now I've g
Jackpot. That was it!
It's amazing what kind of blindspots you can develop, setting up cross
compilations.
Now I'm wrestling with build errors related to jpeg and jpeg12, apparently
just disabling them with --with-jpeg=no and --without-jpeg12, breaks all
kinds of other stuff.
Alas, that is a dif
René,
> As the subject reveals, I'm trying to compile with SQLite support, so I can
> load libgdal.so as an extension, as per the example on
> http://gdal.org/drv_sqlite.html.
>
> I'm building with the Android NDK and it succeeds, seemingly fine, but when
> I load the library as an extension:
[..
Hi all,
As the subject reveals, I'm trying to compile with SQLite support, so I can
load libgdal.so as an extension, as per the example on
http://gdal.org/drv_sqlite.html.
I'm building with the Android NDK and it succeeds, seemingly fine, but when
I load the library as an extension:
sqlite3_exe
Sean Gillies kirjoitti 27.11.2017 klo 20:46:
I believe it's possible, yes, but it will be challenging. I'm not
aware of anybody else doing this.
I'm doing it but in the Perl side. It's not impossible but Swig does
wrap the C pointers quite deep into the Perl object (it must be similar
in the
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