Frank,
I've been working a little bit with your ideas.
The target is to realize towgs84 parameters automatically.
Of course it doesn't work many times because all the procedures I use
fail and/or because my code is wrong. I don't know, but maybe you can
find it useful.
I use Embarcadero (former
Frank,
Thanks you for your expert answer. It opens for me two or three new ways to
look for the /lost/ parameter.
My interest is not only in SHP, but your ideas might solve part of my
problem.
As for what you say I'm up with fixing this with your support (ie. testing,
prompting) I am at your
Le vendredi 19 octobre 2012 16:41:14, jcurru a écrit :
Hello!
I have an old problem with TOWGS84 and OGRSpatialReference. Most likely
it's because I'm no expert in GDAL. It is important for my project, and
limits many of its capabilities. The fact is that, for unknown reasons (to
me), proj4
Thank you again, Even.
Well, I've taken a look at the documentation you mention, but no answers
there, just an explanation about wgsto84 parameters and a proposal for
extending the geotiff standard in order to embed the famous parameter. I
guess that if you don't say oh man, didn' you know this
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 7:41 AM, jcurru jcu...@yahoo.es wrote:
Hello!
I have an old problem with TOWGS84 and OGRSpatialReference. Most likely
it's
because I'm no expert in GDAL. It is important for my project, and limits
many of its capabilities. The fact is that, for unknown reasons (to
Frank,
First of all let me tell you thanks for your work. Thanks is not enough but
my poor english would put me in troubles if I tried to say something more
complicated. And thank you very much for your answer. Getting help from you
from the other side of the ocean (I live in Madrid, Spain) is a
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 2:00 PM, jcurru jcu...@yahoo.es wrote:
I often use other programs to display geospatial information, for example
Global Mapper. It realizes coordinate systems from (for example) shapefiles
without EPSG, and applies transformations correctly. What am I missing?
Jose,