On 17/02/2011, at 20:35 , [email protected] wrote: > [email protected] scritti il 17/02/2011 12.20.05 > >> It appears not. > >> What should it be? > > 1. Edit the bat file, the one you use to launch QGIS > 2. add a line > > set GDAL_DRIVER_PATH=[QGIS path]\bin\gdalplugins\1.8 > > 3. on that dir ([QGIS path]\bin\gdalplugins\1.8) you should have these > files: > > gdal_ECW_JP2ECW.dll > NCScnet4.dll > NCScnet4d.dll > NCSEcw4_RO.dll > NCSEcw4_ROd.dll > NCSUtil4.dll > NCSUtil4d.dll > placeholder > tbb.dll > tbb_debug.dll > > 4. run Qgis and happy ECW > > :-)
Thanks Lucus, Jean-Claude and Jürgen. This will work. A few related questions. 1. I can't get rid of gdal1.7, as apparently grass needs it. Is defining GDAL_DRIVER_PATH like that going to cause problems for grass? 2. I read (trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/config_options) that if GDAL_DRIVER_PATH is undefined the default for windows systems is $BINDIR\bin\gdalplugins . I presume in this context that would be c:\osgeo4\bin\gdalpugins . If I put these files there and don't define GDAL_DRIVER_PATH ECWs don't work. Did I assume incorrectly? 3. That's a whole lot more .dll files than I've got. What are the *4d.dll files? -ramon._______________________________________________ Qgis-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-user
