Thanks for sharing this. I was looking just here:
https://gdal.org/ogrinfo.html
On Sun, Feb 10, 2019 at 1:26 AM Even Rouault
wrote:
> > I didn't know that *ogrinfo takes config options*. This is quite
> > interesting because the document of ogrinfo doesn't mention this.
>
> It is in the
> I didn't know that *ogrinfo takes config options*. This is quite
> interesting because the document of ogrinfo doesn't mention this.
It is in the general section:
https://gdal.org/ogr_utilities.html
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Am Sa, 9.02.2019, 20:47 schrieb Rajesvari Parasa:
>
> I didn't know that *ogrinfo takes config options*. This is quite
> interesting because the document of ogrinfo doesn't mention this.
It does. Please also check this:
https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/issues/1282
Did a huge test, since I'm also
Hi Tobias,
Thank you for suggesting this. I used the config option and my geospatial
content was intact. Here's the command:
ogrinfo ELU_PD_08_03.pdf --config OGR_PDF_READ_NON_STRUCTURED YES
it lists all relevant layers. Copy the name of the layer (say "Layername")
you want to write in shapefile
>
> > This must be a redundant question but I really haven't figured out a way
> to do this. I can export into a tiff but that's not desirable.
>
There are a variety of potential difficulties that can make this
problematic.
1. PDF Version and compliance of the PDF file itself.
2. The lineage of
Hi there,
Am Mi, 6.02.2019, 17:58 schrieb Rajesvari Parasa:
> to try: ogr2ogr -f sqlite out.sqlite in.pdf
> But since ogr doesn't recognize my PDF, I can't use this.
I had to use "--config OGR_PDF_READ_NON_STRUCTURED YES" to make it
read my PDFs, but I think, this will destroy your Geospatial
Hi,
This must be a redundant question but I really haven't figured out a way to
do this. I can export into a tiff but that's not desirable.
I am using gdal 2.5 and built it from source and enabled poppler. But when
I use ogrinfo to read the file, I get 'unable to read the data source with
