Frando Alexis,
when using ogr2ogr, there are 3 components involved:
- the driver that reads the input file
- the driver that writes the output file
- the ogr2ogr specific logic
So when analyzing an issue, it is important to try to localize where it is.
Here the issue comes from the input dri
Hi dev team!
I am writing to inquire about conversion to geojson problem, I will show you in
a little and simple example that shows my big problem:
We are using the ogr2ogr executables commands like this :
ogr2ogr -f GeoJSON C:\tmp\nombres.json C:\tmp\TUNJA1R_ejemplo.xtf
testModel.table
As yo
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Dirk Vermeer wrote:
> Not sure if this is the right way to ask a question...
> I am wondering if there is an option in ogr2ogr to use a custom delimiter in
> the conversion of shapefiles to csv with ogr2ogr. The csv outfile has a comma
> as the default delimiter,
Selon Dirk Vermeer :
> Not sure if this is the right way to ask a question...
> I am wondering if there is an option in ogr2ogr to use a custom delimiter in
> the conversion of shapefiles to csv with ogr2ogr. The csv outfile has a comma
> as the default delimiter, but what I need is a semicolon as
Not sure if this is the right way to ask a question...
I am wondering if there is an option in ogr2ogr to use a custom delimiter in
the conversion of shapefiles to csv with ogr2ogr. The csv outfile has a comma
as the default delimiter, but what I need is a semicolon as delimiter.
Is this possible
