Hey Matt,
If i remember correctly osgeo4w is 32bit (its been a while since iv
looked at the osgeo4w binaries however so i may be incorrect). If they
are 32bit and you are setting -wm to 2048 (2GB) you might be having
memory limitation issues (which i believe 2GB virtual memory for x86
exe
ailable ArcGIS components.
>>> import win32com.client
>>> arcobj = win32com.client.Dipath("< What should goes here ? >")
It is only a wild guess, I am not even running Windows now to do a
quick test, but I hope it would help you.
Ivan
Benjamin Welton wrote:
Can you d
Can you do that with ArcGIS 9.3? i was under the impression from the
doc's/forums that it's only available in the arcpy package in 10.
Ben
On 9/4/2010 5:44 PM, Paolo Corti wrote:
Im wondering if there is any way to read MXD files in ether gdal or some
other python based extension. I'm n
Hey All,
Im wondering if there is any way to read MXD files in ether gdal or
some other python based extension. I'm not looking for the raster data
for the files only the filename/SDE name of the layer and the name of
the layer in the MXD file. Is there any easy way to pull this
informat
my code to see if it works in the next day
or so.
Thanks for the response,
Ben
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Benjamin Welton wrote:
Hey all,
Im wondering if its possible to set the band names that appear in
the ENVI header file instead of having the default band 1, band
2, (which looks ki
Hey all,
Im wondering if its possible to set the band names that appear in
the ENVI header file instead of having the default band 1, band 2,
(which looks kinda messy)
Thanks
Ben
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Hey,
Iv got a question on whether or not its possible to read a single
pixel value from multiple bands using one GDAL call in python? The file
working with is an ENVI BIP file that has a large number of bands
(around 1000) and im looking for a way to reduce the python overhead by
only maki
When doing ./configure are you adding the proper flag for the hdf
version you plan to use (--with-hdf4 and --with-hdf5)? Also have you
tried setting the locations of the library's by doing
--with-hdf4=?
Ben
Mateusz Loskot wrote:
Olivier Pilotte wrote:
I'm unable to configure gdal to supp
Hello everyone,
Im quite new to using GDAL and what i would like to do is convert a
geotiff file to a standard jpeg/tiff/bmp image file so that it can be
viewed by any standard image reading software (ideally i would like to
be able to display said image using wxPython) . Every time i try to
