the class known as "equidistant" projections. In
this particular case, scale is preserved along the equator /and/ at all
points on the map in a direction perpendicular to the equator. (Pretty
impressive for something so simple, eh?)
Martin Feuchtwanger feu...@shaw.ca 604-254-0361
ht
s some
other factor i wasn't aware of. I only posted because it seemed to
relate to Jukka's issue.
I'm not complaining about ogr2ogr -- it came through for me in the end :-)
Martin Feuchtwanger feu...@shaw.ca 604-254-0361
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defaults and made desired changes manually after the fact, in the DB.
Maybe there should be some stern warnings in the documentation when
"luxury" options are computationally expensive? Then users would be less
likely to judge ogr2ogr as a poor performer.
Martin Feuchtwanger feu...@sh
Don't know if this helps but, when i was using (not building) ogr, i had
to specially select the filedb facility as an 'extra' during
installation (or choose to do it later).
Martin Feuchtwanger feu...@shaw.ca 604-254-0361
Vancouver, BC V5N 1J6
http://members.shaw.ca/geomatic
e them cartographically
pleasing, but the degree of "curviness" should depend on the assumed
ruggedness of the original terrain (more rugged => less smoothing).
Hoping that helps and that others will comment on the specific gdal
routines,
Martin Feuchtwanger feu
eGDB.
I'm very new here -- should i be reporting this elsewhere?
Martin Feuchtwanger feu...@shaw.ca 604-254-0361
On 06/11/2012 4:25 PM, Martin Feuchtwanger wrote:
Using GDAL-OGR 1.9.2 (2012-10-08) with the FileGDB add-on (not sure
of the version, but i got it at the same time i got G
Using GDAL-OGR 1.9.2 (2012-10-08) with the FileGDB add-on (not sure of
the version, but i got it at the same time i got GDAL), there's a random
crash bug upon using ogrinfo or ogr2ogr.
I've tried the following on several different GDB files and there's
almost always a Windows error message:
og
les (x86)\OpenGeo\OpenGeo Suite\**
** pgsql\9.1\bin\psql.exe419,328 31/05/2012**
*and
*c:\OSGeo4W\bin\psql.exe299,00811/03/2010**
*Would that be an issue?
Any help would be very much appreciated -- even if only a pointer to a
better place to ask the question.
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