On Tue, 29 Mar 2022, Dirk Vanden Boer wrote:
Scanning through the file, it turns out 2 lines actually have a value in
the eight column, that's why the column is present, it doesn't have a
header for that column however.
So I have 2 questions:
- does the error impact the returned data?
- Is ther
Le 29/03/2022 à 20:29, Dirk Vanden Boer a écrit :
> The effect will at least be to ignore any rows for which this
message was raised - the function is unconditionally exited after the
error is raised, before a new feature is added to the current layer.
So do I understand correctly that for fi
> The effect will at least be to ignore any rows for which this message was
raised - the function is unconditionally exited after the error is raised,
before a new feature is added to the current layer.
So do I understand correctly that for files containing roughly more than
10 lines, rows tha
> does the error impact the returned data?
The effect will at least be to ignore any rows for which this message was
raised - the function is unconditionally exited after the error is raised,
before a new feature is added to the current layer.
> Is there a way to suppress this error without disab
Scanning through the file, it turns out 2 lines actually have a value in
the eight column, that's why the column is present, it doesn't have a
header for that column however.
So I have 2 questions:
- does the error impact the returned data?
- Is there a way to suppress this error without disabling
Hi Dirk,
> I do notice when I open the file in excel and select everything, the
eight column in the file is empty but also gets selected.
It looks like that's the key here.
The code you identified gets hit if GDAL encounters a row with more
populated columns than the previous one, and if the pro
Hi,
When reading xlsx files that contains a lot of lines gdal reports the
following error multiple times:
| Adding too many columns to too many existing features
It comes from the the xlsx driver:
GIntBig nFeatureCount = poCurLayer->GetFeatureCount(false);
if( nFeatureCount > 0 &&
static_cast
