Hi Peppe,
well.. you kind of answered most of it ;)
So If you have uploaded the code I will hopefully find some time to
check in the next days. As far as I recall, getting the original data is
fairly easy (just using some other function that returns the same
data-type) - but well, I
I forgot: the plugin is available on Toolbar Raster menu
2013/7/13 Giuseppe Aruta giuseppe_ar...@yahoo.it
Hi Stefan (and others),
I worked on your code and expanded a little bit the plugin.
I came across this plugin which is an attempt to larger Save to Raster to
substitute
Hi Peppe,
did you made any progress on that?
Or is the code the last version you have?
slds,
stefan
Am 21.06.13 06:05, schrieb Giuseppe Aruta:
Hi all,
Recently I worked a bit with Sextante/grids and did some specialized
short courses. A student of mine used OpenJUMP/Sextante to do some
Hi Stefan,
I made some progress, now I am able to save to asc, unfortunately each
value of the pixel of the ascii is saved an incredible number equal to
rowXcolumn of the original. So my test file of 101 byte becomes a huge file
of 2 Gb :-( Surelly I made a misake.
Then I moved to Switzerland for
Really I don't understand loops in Java
;-)
2013/6/26 Giuseppe Aruta giuseppe_ar...@yahoo.it
Hi Stefan,
I made some progress, now I am able to save to asc, unfortunately each
value of the pixel of the ascii is saved an incredible number equal to
rowXcolumn of the original. So my test file
Hi Peppe,
thanks for the update!
and have a good time in Switzerland. Its probably expensive there - but
if you are a tour guide its less a problem of yours ;)
stefan
Am 26.06.13 12:56, schrieb Giuseppe Aruta:
Really I don't understand loops in Java
;-)
2013/6/26 Giuseppe Aruta
Hi Peppe and other Devs,
I fixed the problem :)
I send you my last version that seems to write an *.asc file as it is
supposed to. At least it looks like OJ itself and QGIS are able to read
it. From my file you can start and adding the stuff you still think is
necessary. I have made some inline
Hi Stefan,
thanks a lot. I will go and study the code when I will be back home.
Giuseppe
2013/6/27 Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch
Hi Peppe and other Devs,
I fixed the problem :)
I send you my last version that seems to write an *.asc file as it is
supposed to. At least it looks like OJ
Hi all,
Recently I worked a bit with Sextante/grids and did some specialized short
courses. A student of mine used OpenJUMP/Sextante to do some analysis. Than
he had to convert all the rasters (TIFF format) into ESRI Ascii grid files
(.asc) as he had to use a more specialized software that was
