gdal201.zip

* In particular, it provides : *

*
• gdal.AllRegister() and gdal.Open() methods. *
• bindings for various GDAL algorithms. *
• bindings for some general purpose CPL functions. *

*
• --version: report version of GDAL in use. *
• --license: report GDAL license info. *
• --formats: report all format drivers configured. *
• --format [format]: report details of one format driver. *
• --optfile filename: expand an option file into the argument list. *
• --config key value: set system configuration option. *
• --debug [on/off/value]: set debug level. *
• --mempreload dir: preload directory contents into /vsimem *
• --help-general: report detailed help on general options. *

* The typical usage looks something like the following. Note that the formats * should be registered so that the --formats and --format options will work properly. *

    *  public static void main( Strings[] args )
    *  { 
    *    gdal.AllRegister();
    *
    *    args = gdal.GeneralCmdLineProcessor( args, 0 );
    *  }
    * 

* Categories are usually an identifier for the subsystem producing the * error. For instance "GDAL" might be used for the GDAL core, and "TIFF" * for messages from the TIFF translator. * * @param msg_class name of the debugging message category. * @param message message to display. */ public class gdal:public static void Debug(String msg_class, String message) /** * Push a new error handler. * * This pushes a new error handler on the thread-local error handler * stack. This handler will be used untill removed with gdal.PopErrorHandler(). * * @param callbackName handler function name : "CPLQuietErrorHandler", "CPLDefaultErrorHandler", "CPLLoggingErrorHandler" */ public class gdal:public static int PushErrorHandler(String callbackName) /** * Push the quiet error handler. * * This pushes a new error handler on the thread-local error handler * stack. This handler will be used untill removed with gdal.PopErrorHandler(). * * @since Java bindings 1.7.0 */ public class gdal:public static int PushErrorHandler() /** * Set a global error handler. * * This installs a global error handler. * * Note; if a local handler is already installed with PushErrorHandler(), the global error * handler will not be used until the last local handler is uninstalled with PopErrorHandler(). * * @since Java bindings 1.10.0 * * @param callbackName handler function name : "CPLQuietErrorHandler", "CPLDefaultErrorHandler", "CPLLoggingErrorHandler" */ public class gdal:public static int SetErrorHandler(String callbackName) /** * Set a quiet global error handler. * * This installs a quiet global error handler. * * Note; if a local handler is already installed with PushErrorHandler(), the global error * handler will not be used until the last local handler is uninstalled with PopErrorHandler(). * * @since Java bindings 1.10.0 */ public class gdal:public static int SetErrorHandler() /** * Report an error. * * This function reports an error in a manner that can be hooked * and reported appropriate by different applications. *

* The msg_class argument can have the value gdalconst.CE_Warning indicating that the * message is an informational warning, gdalconst.CE_Failure indicating that the * action failed, but that normal recover mechanisms will be used or * CE_Fatal meaning that a fatal error has occured, and that Error() * should not return. *

* The default behaviour of Error() is to report errors to stderr, * and to abort() after reporting a gdalconst.CE_Fatal error. It is expected that * some applications will want to suppress error reporting, and will want to * install a C++ exception, or longjmp() approach to no local fatal error * recovery. *

* Regardless of how application error handlers or the default error * handler c