Just tried gdal 2.4.0 and 2.3.3 from conda-forge. Both contain the line:
JP2OpenJPEG -raster,vector- (rwv): JPEG-2000 driver based on OpenJPEG
library
HTH,
Kai
Maybe
Am 05.02.19 um 15:04 schrieb bhandari:
> I tried GDAL 2.3 from conda forge. When I see the support ed formats with
> gdalinfo --fo
I tried GDAL 2.3 from conda forge. When I see the support ed formats with
gdalinfo --formats . It doesn't show JPEG2000. So how do I include support
for JPEG2000?
THANKS FOR YOUR RESPONSE
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I installed an up-to date version of gdal from conda forge.
But of course it all depends on which version you are currently using
and what your exact error is.
It is probably best if you go back to the package distributor.
On Tue, 5 Feb 2019 at 13:34, bhandari wrote:
>
> Thank You Christoph but
Thank You Christoph but trying that link did not work for me.
Could you please tell how did you solve the problem
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Apologies - i see -nln works both when using sql or just calling a table
andrew terry wrote
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to give postgres -sql output a specific ogr layer name.
>
> As i understand it - In order to create DXF blocks, i need my postgres
> table
> (and therefore ogr layer name) to be
Hi,
Depending on which version of gdal you are using from anaconda it
could be a problem with the gdal packages as compiled by e.g.
conda-forge.
I had a similar problem in the past. See e.g.
https://github.com/conda-forge/gdal-feedstock/issues/227
Cheers,
Christoph
On Tue, 5 Feb 2019 at 12:36,
Hi,
Is it possible to give postgres -sql output a specific ogr layer name.
As i understand it - In order to create DXF blocks, i need my postgres table
(and therefore ogr layer name) to be called blocks.
Is there a way to force the ogr layer name being used.
I tried -sql "SELECT * FROM (SELECT
Hi Alan,
I've found that by having a postgres table "blocks", that is an ogr layer
and i can get a cad file out which has the block in it.
Not sure whether i can call two tables with ogr2ogr but at worst i can run
the command once to create a template dxf to use as a header for my entities
to out
Hello All
I am trying to read JPEG2000 (sentinel) file with GDAL python
bindings using anaconda python.
I am not able to load JPEG2000 drivers. Could you please guide me how to
install JPEG 2000 drivers for GDAL in anaconda environment.
Thanking You
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Thomas Knudsen wrote
> try user:password instead of user/password.
>
> (Also, you *may* need a port number, server:port/service_name)
Hi,
No need to try user:password, it won't work. Just use user/password as
documented in https://gdal.org/drv_oci.html.
What I have always used for making a conn
Thanks Alan, i was beginning to think that was the case but good to know i'm
not missing anything.
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Hi Alan,
Thanks for replying.
I'm creating from postgres as a source. I think i may have been confused by
the "layer" references as i am getting CAD layers nicely with a Layer field
from postgres but i'm suspecting now that there's some additional OGR Layer
i need to reference?
Is there a way to
Hi Andrew,
I'm assuming here that you are converting from another format to DXF.
The writer ignores DXF_INLINE_BLOCKS; this configuration option is
only used by the reader. To create blocks, you must place the features
that will compose the block on the "blocks" layer. (Clearly the format
that yo
Hi Andrew,
No such option exists in GDAL's DXF driver. Extents are calculated
according to the overall bounding envelope of the geometries.
DXF files are not difficult to manipulate as plain text, so if you
wish to modify the extent values (which are conveniently stored very
close to the beginnin
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