On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
> Ivan wrote:
>
>> Aleksey,
>>
>> Thank you, this works. I must have overlooked the gdal-python bindings
>>> package in the Advanced settings on my last try.
>>>
>>
>> Welcome.
>>
>> One thing I am currently missing in OSGeo4W GDAL is su
Ivan wrote:
Frank,
By the way, about this bold text *This DSDK is not free software, you should contact LizardTech to obtain it (see
link at end of this page).* on http://www.gdal.org/frmt_mrsid.html Is that current? I believe that LizardTech
changed the terms of that DSDK license. Did they?
,
Ivan
> ---Original Message---
> From: Frank Warmerdam
> Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] GDAL scripting with Python 2.5 (on windows)
> Sent: Oct 21 '09 12:56
>
> Ivan wrote:
> > Aleksey,
> >
> >> Thank you, this works. I must have overlooked th
Ivan wrote:
Aleksey,
Thank you, this works. I must have overlooked the gdal-python bindings
package in the Advanced settings on my last try.
Welcome.
One thing I am currently missing in OSGeo4W GDAL is support for ECW and
MrSID -- is it available? I've installed the gdal-ecw and gdal-mr
Aleksey,
> Thank you, this works. I must have overlooked the gdal-python bindings
> package in the Advanced settings on my last try.
Welcome.
> One thing I am currently missing in OSGeo4W GDAL is support for ECW and
> MrSID -- is it available? I've installed the gdal-ecw and gdal-mrsid
> pa
Matt,
Thank you, installing gdal-python fixed my problem. I just have to figure
out how to deal with ECW ad MrSID formats in OSGeo4W...
Best regards,
Aleksey
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 12:33 PM, Matt Wilkie wrote:
> Hi Aleksey,
>
> With osgeo4w as Ivan noted you need to install the gdal-python pa
Markus,
Thank you for your detailed help and reference to the previous discussion on
switching to the GDAL 1.6 environment (gdal16.bat). I mostly got OSGeo4W to
work for me, thanks to comment from Ivan, just have some issues with ECW and
MrSID support.
Thanks for the pointer to use "from osgeo im
Ivan,
Thank you, this works. I must have overlooked the gdal-python bindings
package in the Advanced settings on my last try.
Comparing to FWTools, I get a sense that the OSGeo4W GDAL/Python bundle is
pretty complete. At least it has all the usual GDAL utility programs and
python scripts.
One th
Thanks for the effbot pointer Markus. I've been thinking for ahwile now
that I'd like to register the gdal python as the system default for 2.5
but didn't have a recipe and was mapping out a plan to work out some
sort of regedit batch file trickery. Now there is a much cleaner route :)
http://t
Hi Aleksey,
With osgeo4w as Ivan noted you need to install the gdal-python package.
O4w doesn't register it's python on the windows registry, so unless you
run your .py script from inside the o4w shell it won't find the right
python either.
There are a number of python scripts in C:\Osgeo4w\
Hej,
Aleksey Naumov-2 wrote:
>
> My problem is being able to do scripting with GDAL using Python 2.5 (this
> version is important because of integration/compatibility with a number of
> other packages, mainly IPython), and I need to be able to do it on
> Windows.
> I attempted a few approaches,
Aleksey
Installing GDAL + Python 2.5 + "GDAL Python bindings" through the advanced settings usually works
pretty easy.
And the you should be able to launch the OSGeo4W Shell and access it, example:
C:\OSGeo4W> Python
>>> from osgeo import gdal
>>> gdal.VersionInfo()
'1520'
>>>
Noti
Dear GDAL users,
My apologies if this is a repeated question, I searched the mail acrhives
and found a few discussions on this subject, but no resolution, AFAIK. I may
have overlooked a good thread, would appreciate a link.
My problem is being able to do scripting with GDAL using Python 2.5 (this
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