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This resulted from a raster with the following partial gdalinfo
Upper Left (13631210.192,-3336272.678)
Lower Left (13631210.192,-3348502.603)
Upper Right (13643440.117,-3336272.678)
Lower Right (13643440.117,-3348502.603)
Center (13637325.154,-3342387.640)
It appears as though the ulCoord string is not being split properly on spaces, because the spaces do not exist around the comma and bracket. I am compiling QGIS with GDAL trunk (on Linux), so maybe the format has changed.
The code below fixed the problem and might be more robust (although I am not very good at python).
Author Name: sowelu - (sowelu -)
Original Redmine Issue: 3092
Redmine category:python_plugins
Assignee: Giuseppe Sucameli
Using GDAL Tools, Warp tool I was getting a Python message that an index was out of range. The problem was in this code in doMerge.py where indicated
This resulted from a raster with the following partial gdalinfo
It appears as though the ulCoord string is not being split properly on spaces, because the spaces do not exist around the comma and bracket. I am compiling QGIS with GDAL trunk (on Linux), so maybe the format has changed.
The code below fixed the problem and might be more robust (although I am not very good at python).
Roland
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