Le mercredi 08 mai 2013 à 02:22 -0700, Hamish a écrit : > Richard wrote:no doubt others here will have the magic v.clean or otherwise > recipe to clean it up.
Yes, I frequently have to work with damaged shapefiles (since my customers moved from arcinfo workstation to arcgis, they provide me damaged data layers, can't explain why). The main problem is the one Hamish describes above. You can tweak your imported file with various v.clean operations. Attached is a little script I use to import problematic shapefiles. Fien tuning the threshold value to your data can give good results. It's a quick&durty script for my internal use, but the code may help you. Yours, Vincent.
v.in.shp
Description: application/extension-shp
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