>> I found these classes very useful for simple map algebra type applications,
>
>In map algebra you often have two operands. Assuming two raster bands
>have the same size and georeferencing, how would you write a code that
>works on both of them?
>
For that I use a zip range. The following exampl
26.01.2016, 17:58, alex kirjoitti:
Hi,
I developed a C++ class that wraps around a GDALDataSet. The class has
associated iterator class and begin() and end() member functions, so it can
be used with range-based for-loops. The iterator goes over all pixels
row-by-row (so not block-by-block as pro
Hi,
I developed a C++ class that wraps around a GDALDataSet. The class has
associated iterator class and begin() and end() member functions, so it can
be used with range-based for-loops. The iterator goes over all pixels
row-by-row (so not block-by-block as proposed in a recent message).
The use
