Hi Matt,
No, we don't suggest they should be reversed.
If you look at the union, you could also make the minimal bounding box
bigger and it will still include the union, thus we dedine the union to be
the smallest of all bounding boxes that contains that blue figure.
Likewise, for the intersecti
The definitions are correct. For the union you want a rectangle (or polygon)
that's larger than the input, indeed. But you want the smallest of those
rectangles, because there's an infinity of them. The larger ones would cover an
arbitrary area of the plane (or the globe, if you want).
Same for
OK, so this is a version thing. I upgraded the gdal version and the
following sqlite3 version 3.39.3 then unixepoch works(using the SQLITE
dialect)
ogrinfo -dialect SQLITE -sql "select * from li_flatgeobuf_demo where
unixepoch(TimeStamp) between unixepoch('2013-06-20T17:00:29Z') and
unixepoch('201
Hi
I have some FlatGeoBuf files I have generated with the python fiona
library. This is a lat lon point and a timestamp. So I want to filter by
timestamp. What I have come up with is to use gdal sql dialect like this:
ogrinfo -sql "select * from flatgeobuf_demo where
TimeStamp>='2013-06-20T17:00:
