Hi,
Using GDAL 3.9.3, I'm running a DXF output and creating an OGR_STYLE column for
a point geometry label such as:
LABEL(f:"Romans",s:"1400",t:"HIGH STREET",a:"322.1",p:"10")
When I view the output label, it has no visible space, in a text editor I can
see the label is:
"HIGH\~STREET"
How m
Thanks Even, that’s great I’ll try again using those!
From: Even Rouault
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2023 2:20 PM
To: Andrew Terry ; gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] sozip and tile index
Hi,
ogrtindex can index any OGR supported file including through the /vsi virtual
file systems
Hi,
Is it possible to include a virtual file system file in a ogrtindex (or
alternative?) vector file index?
My ideal use case is to include sozip enabled or just plain zip files.
At the moment the files are one shp per zip which makes it easy to swap out
changed data.
Thanks
Andy
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Thanks Even,
I’ll try that out
Andy
Andrew,
the GMLAS driver will fetch it as a string:
$ ogrinfo GMLAS:input.gml -oo remove_unused_layers=yes -al -q
Warning 1: Unhandled type: gMonthDay
Warning 1: Unhandled type: gMonthDay
Layer name: departedfeature
OGRFeature(departedfeature):1
ogr_pki
ithin postgres as
something I could turn into a geometry. My assumption has been that I would
need to modify the gfs created by org2ogr to try and explicitly pull this
element out
Thanks
Andy
From: Rahkonen Jukka
Sent: 22 December 2022 13:20
To: Andrew Terry ; gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org
Subject
Hi,
Trying to pull in the bounding box / envelope "Box" when loading gml with
ogr2ogr
257023.700,620210.000 257023.700,620210.000
I've tried boundedBy in my gfs file.
I've also tried seeing if I can pull through as a string using:
bbox
boundedBy|Box|coordinates
Stri
Hi,
Successfully writing data to postgres using ogr2ogr with pg_dump to push data
through psql in the style:
ogr2ogr --config PG_USE_COPY YES -f PGDump /vsistdout/ abc.shp | psql -d
my_dbname -f -
I'm finding some warnings in my logs and pushing the output to a file I can see
it creates SQL
Thanks Even, -nlt POLYGON did indeed work for me.
Huge thanks as always for your (and every contributor’s) amazing work.
Andy
From: Even Rouault
Sent: 11 November 2022 14:07
To: Andrew Terry ; gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org
Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] openfilegdb export
Andrew,
Can you paste the
Hi,
Trying out the export to OpenFileGDB, using GDAL 3.7.0dev-5a6f99a78b installed
with OSGeo4W
ogr2ogr -f "OpenFileGDB" test_filegdb.gdb PG:"dbname=dbname port=5432
host=dbhost user=dbusr" --optfile sql_filter.sql
This works for SHP and GeoPackage and the output is a EPSG 27700 Polygon
geome
More appropriately, the github location of the font assignment is:
https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/blob/master/gdal/ogr/ogrsf_frmts/dxf/ogrdxfwriterlayer.cpp
, starting line 576
Also to note that ogrinfo -al on the output lists the font assigned
correctly but not the style (e.g. AutoTextStyle1) tha
Hi,
I'm trying to use a specific font required by a client and i've created a
header file including "Romans" as a font but despite doing so, the font
always seems to be created in a new AutoTextStyle type.
For some fonts, this comes in as AutoTextStyle1 (or 2, 3, 4 etc to avoid
duplicating anythi
Just to add...
The result is the points are exported to the file and no block when it is a
polymesh. I've tried the template file as various options from R12 to
2004-2006 DXF
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Hi,
Running the DXF exporter using a "Polymesh" block (e.g. a simple sphere)
fails but if i explode the polymesh to get "Faces" and use that as my block
my export works.
Just wondering whether there is any known reason for this - i'd thought the
block was not actually processed and just reference
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
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
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,
As per the documentation, i'm seeing mulitlinestring being split up into
LWPOLYLINE elements.
I'd like to make them a block and have tried adding a "blockname" column and
given each multilinestring a unique reference.
I've also tried the DXF_INLINE_BLOCKS set to FALSE option.
Is this possib
Hi,
Using ogr2ogr -f DXF, is there a dsco (or other) variable to set the initial
zoom extents when the resulting cad file is opened?
Thanks
Andy
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