Hello, have you removed the kill switch inside polyshp2osm.py? In the latest version of the file I don't see the -s switch. Also -l is the output_location. So if you want to output your file to the c drive with the prefix open, you would use the following option: -l C:\open. It will create files that are C:\open_1.osm C:\open_2.osm and so on. The number of files depends on the size of your shapefile and of the option -o.
Emilie Laffray nmix...@runbox.com wrote: > > I'm trying to run the polyshp2osm.py script on a shapefile I converted > to 4326 format using ogr2ogr. I copied the script and all three files > created by ogr2ogr in the c directory. > > I try to run from the command prompt and from within python but > nothing happens. > > python c:\polyshp2osm.py -s 10 -o 40000 -l osm/open C:\Zoning.shp. > > Do you need to be in a certain directory first? Isn't it supposed to > create additional files that can be uploaded into osm? I tried it with > a modified script and with the original script with the same result. I > keep getting a syntax error in python. I'm not sure what the > 'osm/open' is for. Is that a command or a directory that needs to be > replaced with where the files are going? Anyone have any suggestions > or tips? > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > talk mailing list > talk@openstreetmap.org > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk >
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