Thanks Even,
There is probably, like Jukka mentioned, a use case for both ways, but i
personally prefer your fix. If i want warp/shift functionality i use
gdalwarp anyway, and then you know you have to be careful about pixel
alignment etc.
Even Rouault-2 wrote
> I've pushed a fix in line with
On Thursday 28 July 2016 09:18:36 Lauren O'Brien wrote:
> Hi Evan,
>
> Ok I thought it might have been at least partially intended. Unfortunately,
> I think the use case the change is addressing is not what the majority of
> users are thinking of when they choose projwin.
I've pushed a fix in lin
Brien
Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] gdal_translate with -projwin possible bug
Hi Lauren,
This change was semi intended as far as I can remember (the change that leads
to that was intended, the effect in this use case not) . It dates back to GDAL
2.1.0 where the VRT driver can now support floating
Hi Lauren,
This change was semi intended as far as I can remember (the change that leads
to that was intended, the effect in this use case not) . It dates back to GDAL
2.1.0 where the VRT driver can now support floating point coordinates for
SrcWin / DestWin, and gdal_translate was updated acco
Lauren O'Brien gmail.com> writes:
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> I've noticed what I think may be a bug with gdal_translate, just looking
for further information before deciding whether to report it.
>
> In version 1.11.4 and earlier, using the -projwin tag to subset a raster
produces an output whose
Hey Lauren,
I can replicate this with my Win64 installation of 2.1 (the conda-forge
build).
Thanks for the heads up, i also do this all the time. Not having to
calculate the exact extent was one of the benefits of using projwin. The
current behavior could probably also be achieved with gdal_warp
Hello all,
I've noticed what I think may be a bug with gdal_translate, just looking
for further information before deciding whether to report it.
In version 1.11.4 and earlier, using the -projwin tag to subset a raster
produces an output whose cell alignment and content matches the source
dataset
