def initGlobalsFromFile(filename):
"""
At this stage we are defaulting the filename to sys.argv[1],
but this should really be done with getopt
"""
shpfile = shapelibc.open(str(sys.argv[1]),"rb")
minbounds = shapelibc.ShapeFile_info(shpfile)[2]
maxbounds = shapelibc.ShapeFile_info(shpfile)[2]
dbffile = dbflibc.open(str(sys.argv[1]),"rb")
numrecords = dbflibc.DBFFile_record_count(dbffile)
numfields = dbflibc.DBFFile_field_count(dbffile)
return
def initGlobalsFromFile(filename):
"""
At this stage we are defaulting the filename to sys.argv[1],
but this should really be done with getopt
"""
shpfile = shapelibc.open(str(sys.argv[1]), "rb")
minbounds = shapelibc.ShapeFile_info(shpfile)[2]
maxbounds = shapelibc.ShapeFile_info(shpfile)[2]
dbffile = dbflibc.open(str(sys.argv[1]), "rb")
numrecords = dbflibc.DBFFile_record_count(dbffile)
numfields = dbflibc.DBFFile_field_count(dbffile)
return
#if no outputfile was specced, give it a name
outputfile = inputfile + ".kml"
#see if we can open it
try:
shpfile = shapelibc.open(inputfile,"rb")
except IOError,err:
#if we cannot open the shpfile we should die
print str(err)
sys.exit(2)
#we got this far, now try the dbf
try:
dbffile = dbflibc.open(inputfile,"rb")
except IOError,err:
print """You did not supply a dbf file, all objects of the same type
will be considered equal."""
nodbf = True
def parseConfigFile(filename):
global x_offset # shapefile x offset relative to earth coords
global y_offset # shapefile y offset relative to earth coords
global z_offset # shapefile z offset relative to earth coords
global x_scale # shapefile x scale to get to proper earth coords
global y_scale # shapefile y scale to get to proper earth coords
global z_scale # shapefile z scale to get to proper earth coords
global feattype # field num for differentiating different styles
global featname # field num for differentiating different styles
#if no outputfile was specced, give it a name
outputfile = inputfile + ".kml"
#see if we can open it
try:
shpfile = shapelibc.open(inputfile, "rb")
except IOError, err:
#if we cannot open the shpfile we should die
print str(err)
sys.exit(2)
#we got this far, now try the dbf
try:
dbffile = dbflibc.open(inputfile, "rb")
except IOError, err:
print """You did not supply a dbf file, all objects of the same type
will be considered equal."""
nodbf = True
def parseConfigFile(filename):
global x_offset # shapefile x offset relative to earth coords
global y_offset # shapefile y offset relative to earth coords
global z_offset # shapefile z offset relative to earth coords
global x_scale # shapefile x scale to get to proper earth coords
global y_scale # shapefile y scale to get to proper earth coords
global z_scale # shapefile z scale to get to proper earth coords
global feattype # field num for differentiating different styles
global featname # field num for differentiating different styles
