On vendredi 19 octobre 2018 18:17:26 CEST Alan Stewart wrote:
> 'select * from D\303\251parts'
This is an octal representation of the eacute character in UTF-8. Check that
autotest/ogr/data/departs.vrt does contain a eacute (départs as then name
attribute of OGRVRTLayer) encoded in UTF-8
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I'm running gdalautotest locally on Windows 7 Pro, building VS 2017 32-bit.
Test ogr_sql_81 is throwing an exception, apparently because of 'select * from
D\303\251parts'. I guess this could be either an issue with my Python install
or with my GDAL build. My Python is 2.7.11 from the Python Sof
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Cc: Alan Stewart
Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] gdalautotest
On mardi 9 octobre 2018 20:09:23 CEST Alan Stewart wrote:
> Okay, found the bindings and bindings_install targets in makefile.vc.
> The bindings target does not build so something is wrong. Mysteriously
> reporting that files are
On mardi 9 octobre 2018 20:09:23 CEST Alan Stewart wrote:
> Okay, found the bindings and bindings_install targets in makefile.vc. The
> bindings target does not build so something is wrong. Mysteriously
> reporting that files are not found, reporting absolute paths for files that
> are in fact ther
Okay, found the bindings and bindings_install targets in makefile.vc. The
bindings target does not build so something is wrong. Mysteriously reporting
that files are not found, reporting absolute paths for files that are in fact
there at the reported path... Also Swig.swg and python.swg are not
Oops, just realized the path I need to add to PYTHONPATH I the parent of osgeo.
Still fails importing _gdal. Are these files supposed to have been installed
into my Pyton installation by the install process?
Alan Stewart
Senior Software Enginee
TerraGo Technologies
3200 Windy Hill Road, Suite 15
I'd like to run the gdalautotest scripts locally, and add some tests, but I've
not had success getting the environment set up correctly. I assume with the
right configuration the build process will generate the Python bindings?
I'm on Windows running in a VS1027 x86 native tools command prompt.
