Karen,
I've done some experiments on Linux, by forcing the locale of the
process to a locale with comma as decimal separator and I can't
reproduce an issue. What I see in the code is that we pass the tolerance
as a string to the binary FileGDB SDK, but there's clearly at least
validation from it of numeric values. Although I can see that passing
XYTOLERANCE=1.23 or 1.230 results in different things in the XML, so it
doesn't seem that it is rewritten. So I'm not sure what happens. It
might behave differently on Windows, but hard to say what happens as we
don't have the sources. Perhaps you have a way of programmatically
changing the locale (or equivalent concept) in your code, at least
temporarily, to force dot as decimal separator ?
Even
Le 02/09/2021 à 22:03, Karen M via gdal-dev a écrit :
Hi All,
I'm using the C# bindings in gdal version
release-1900-x64-gdal-2-4-3-mapserver-7-4-2. When the operating
system region settings are set to regions that uses a comma as the
decimal separator and I use datasource.CreateLayer() to create a new
file geodatabase layer, the resulting feature class has XY Tolerance =
0 when I use the layer in ArcGIS Pro. When I use a region that uses
decimal points, the XY Tolerance is non-zero (which is correct).
I've tried using the option "XYTOLERANCE=0.000000008983153" in
CreateLayer(), but I still get XY Tolerance = 0. This is causing some
editing problems in ArcGIS Pro, and I need the software to work with
various region settings, not just ones that use decimal points.
Anyone have any suggestions how to fix this?
Thanks,
*Karen Meinstein*
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