Latest nik2img adds geotiff output (georeferenced tiff) to the list of
one-liner output formats.
Basically, if the GDAL utilities are installed you can now do:
$ nik2img map.xml image.tif
Internally nik2img builds up a world file and dispatches to gdal_translate to
create the tiff and give it
Dane,
Dane Springmeyer wrote:
Latest nik2img adds geotiff output (georeferenced tiff) to the list of
one-liner output formats.
While you're at it, I have a little request. nik2img fooled me a number
of times with this. When I do a normal request:
nik2img map.xml parameter parameter
Frederik,
Thanks very much for the suggestion. It was tricky getting the xml from stdin
approach working originally, so I'd like to revisit it to get it working
better. Your idea of passing '-' sounds good, as I've seen that used recently
in useful command line tool to turn html into pdf [1]
Hello everybody.i am using postgis with geotools. I want to know how i can put
the tiles which are generate by mapnik on my map that i have generated with
geotools from the database postgis.thank you
Ndefo Kamgne Arnauld
Cité Ettayour,Immeuble Bolbol 1,Appartement A2,Ariana
0021624249357
Arnauld,
We're going to need more information to be able to help you.
Dane
On May 24, 2010, at 6:10 PM, arnauld ndefo wrote:
Hello everybody.
i am using postgis with geotools. I want to know how i can put the tiles
which are generate by mapnik on my map that i have generated with geotools
Seconding -, it's a common way to denote stdin.
-mike.
On May 24, 2010, at 1:32 PM, Dane Springmeyer wrote:
Frederik,
Thanks very much for the suggestion. It was tricky getting the xml from stdin
approach working originally, so I'd like to revisit it to get it working
better. Your idea
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