# And now the error: a code 6 but no further explanation
geom.Transform(coordTrans)
Hi Gregor
your code is correct. I think it may be related to your
dataset/feature geometry: could
you kindly provide the wkt of the geometry that is failing (print
geom.ExportToWkt()) ?
P
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Paolo Corti
GIS
Hi,
I am one of the GDAL co-maintainer for Fedora, I would like to have
the image-io extension support, currently it been supported through
the following patch from image-io. But I dont think this is a good
idea as the modifications are bit heavy.
iomeneandrei aborruso at tin.it writes:
Hi all,
is there in OGR a command that I can use to convert multipart polygons in
singleparts?
If it does not matter to use some other tool than OGR, OpenJUMP can explode
multifeatures and geometry collections. I made a little test and it correctly
Hi all,
I have downloaded gdal-1.7.3 and build this via VS2008 succesfully. Furthermore
I created an evironment variable GDAL_DATA that points to my location of the
folder gdal-1.7.3\data.
I copied the gdal17.dll towards my release location of my VS2008 application
that will use this dll and
Helm,
Have you used the Microsoft Process Monitor. That could help.
Ivan
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Subject: [gdal-dev] importFromEPSG fails in a VS2008 project
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Matt,
Since nobody else more knowledgeable replied and I was in the original
discussion, I'll take a shot.
To review: for some situations and formats, the following code would work:
statistics = band.GetStatistics(False, True) # Force calculation of
statistics
On 12/9/2010 12:34 AM, Paolo Corti wrote:
dataset/feature geometry: could you kindly provide the wkt of
the geometry that is failing (print geom.ExportToWkt()) ?
Sure. It's a zip code area for Arizona, just some SHP I grabbed off
National Atlas.
POLYGON ((-110.347639068730317
On 10-12-08 07:40 PM, Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
Hey all. I am having a problem with the geometry.Transform() method in
OGR for Python. Short version: geometry.Transform() returns a code 6. A
...
sourceSR = osr.SpatialReference()
sourceSR.ImportFromProj4('+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84
On Dec 9, 2010, at 11:08 AM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
On 10-12-08 07:40 PM, Gregor at HostGIS wrote:
Hey all. I am having a problem with the geometry.Transform() method in
OGR for Python. Short version: geometry.Transform() returns a code 6. A
...
sourceSR = osr.SpatialReference()
IIRC, older versions of the bindings silenced error messages
to stdout but didn't throw exceptions by default. Gregor
might try issuing 'osr.UseExceptions()'
Ah, good advice hobu. I had set ogr.UseExceptions() in my real code, but
not osr's version. The resulting error is slightly less
On 12/9/2010 9:08 AM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
ERROR 1: latitude or longitude exceeded limits
I'm not sure why you did not see the error message I am seeing.
No idea here. Maybe an older version of this or that?
I believe the problem is that your data (-110 longitude) is no where near
the
Hi
I'm new to gdal so please forgive me if this is a really dumb question.
I'm running a file through the command line utility gdal_translate.
Everything works as I expect except the corners of the equirectangular
grid are in Northing/Easting.
I would like it to output in degrees. If
I would like it to output in degrees. If there an option I can specify
on gdal_translate to put it in degrees?
Or is there another utility such as gdalwarp which will do the conversion.
You said it: gdalwarp is how you would reproject a image to a different
SRS, say from UTM to lon-lat.
--
Hi Jukka,
thank you for your time and for your advice.
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
If it does not matter to use some other tool than OGR, OpenJUMP can
explode
multifeatures and geometry collections.
My goal is to make this transformation in Python, and I did not want to
write either unnecessary
My goal is to make this transformation in Python, and I did not want to
write either unnecessary code or complicated code (for me).
If I have a solid and interesting result, I will publish it here.
Ciao Andrea
this code will do the trick (note that it will create a polygon for
each ring, so
Hi Viji,
I maintain the GDAL Java bindings, but the image-io GDAL plugin is another
project whose maintener is Daniele I think. He'll correct me if I'm wrong, but
I saw his name on http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/ImageIO-EXT+GDAL
;-) . I've CC'ed him so he has a chance to comment and
I'm not sure if this is the right list to post this question or not. I
have a MapServer application built with GDAL support but when I try to
access a 3-band TIFF image I get the error GDAL: GDALDeregister_GTiff()
called.\r showing up in my log file. Does anyone know what the
On 10-12-09 04:06 PM, David Hildebrand wrote:
I'm not sure if this is the right list to post this question or not. I
have a MapServer application built with GDAL support but when I try to
access a 3-band TIFF image I get the error GDAL: GDALDeregister_GTiff()
called.\r showing up in my log
Caro Paolo,
Paolo Corti wrote:
Ciao Andrea
this code will do the trick (note that it will create a polygon for
each ring, so you will get a polygon for each hole as well)
[...]
writing in groups like this is always a surprise and a great pleasure. Thank
you, thank you, thank you.
I have
I have modified a little your code - https://gist.github.com/735330 - and I
have this message:
Polygon added.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File PaoloIsGreat.py , line 32, in module multipoly2poly(in_lyr,
out_lyr)
File PaoloIsGreat.py , line 8, in multipoly2poly for geom_part in
Frank:
I turned on CPL_DEBUG in my apache local configuration file and
re-started the server. However, I am getting no other messages.
Incidentally, I am posting messages to the mapserver-users list with
respect to my problem of displaying 3-band images.
Thanks for your help.
Hi Even,
Even Rouault wrote:
Geometry have been made iterable only since GDAL 1.7.0. You need to
upgrade
your GDAL version or modify a bit the script to make the iteration with
the
OGR API.
instead of :
for geom_part in geom:
addPolygon(geom_part.ExportToWkb(), out_lyr)
Hi Andrea,
Just a note of warning:
if you have a point x,y that is inside the hole (so it doesn't belong the
the polygon), and you run some point in polygon query (intersection for
example) you will get that it is no part of any polygon but if you
convert the ring in two polygons using this
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