Jason Roberts wrote:
Yes. Or... you could cheat a bit. In the case of a shapefile, the spatial
reference is written in a .prj file. So technically you can create a fake
empty
shapefile with the right spatial reference, close it, rename the .prj to
have
the same basename as your shapefile of i
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Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] Setting the spatial reference of an existing
shapefile with OGR
Selon Jason Roberts :
> Greetings OGR experts,
>
>
>
> I have a shapefile for which no spatial reference was defined when the
> shapefile was created, but I know the spatial reference and
Selon Jason Roberts :
> Greetings OGR experts,
>
>
>
> I have a shapefile for which no spatial reference was defined when the
> shapefile was created, but I know the spatial reference and would like to
> set it on this existing shapefile. Is this possible with the OGR Python API?
>
You're correct
Greetings OGR experts,
I have a shapefile for which no spatial reference was defined when the
shapefile was created, but I know the spatial reference and would like to
set it on this existing shapefile. Is this possible with the OGR Python API?
It looks like the only place that takes an OGR
