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GDAL C# Bindings for VRT don't write a VRT file

1

I have previously asked this question on stack overflow, and am now asking this more specialized audience.

I'm wondering why the GDAL C# library (v2.3.3) call to Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(...) does not produce a physical destination VRT file.

When I issue the equivalent command in the OSGeo4W shell (to combine the 0000a013.gn1 and 0000b013.gn1 files), a VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt):

gdalbuildvrt C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt F:gnc1000a013.gn1 F:gnc1000b013.gn1

However, when I issue the command in C#, no VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (I've made sure the folder exists and that the file isn't already there):

GdalConfiguration.ConfigureGdal();

var vrtFile = @"C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt";
var aeroFiles = new List<string>();
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000a013.gn1");
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000b013.gn1");

var vrtOptions = new GDALBuildVRTOptions(new [] "-overwrite" );
var vrt = Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(vrtFile, aeroFiles.ToArray(), vrtOptions, null, null);

The *.gn1 files are NITF, WGS84, degree unit files that work fine in other respects (e.g., the OSGeo4W command processes them perfectly).

The resulting vrt instance is correct - I can use it as a Dataset in other parts of my code, and can even cut PNG tiles from it doing something like this (pngFile and translateOptions are defined elsewhere):

Gdal.wrapper_GDALTranslate(pngFile, vrt, new GDALTranslateOptions(translateOptions.ToArray()), null, null);

But why is no VRT file ever written to disk? We have to supply a destination path (vrtFile), so doesn't that imply a destination file will be written?

gdal c# osgeo4w gdalbuildvrt

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I have previously asked this question on stack overflow, and am now asking this more specialized audience.

I'm wondering why the GDAL C# library (v2.3.3) call to Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(...) does not produce a physical destination VRT file.

When I issue the equivalent command in the OSGeo4W shell (to combine the 0000a013.gn1 and 0000b013.gn1 files), a VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt):

gdalbuildvrt C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt F:gnc1000a013.gn1 F:gnc1000b013.gn1

However, when I issue the command in C#, no VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (I've made sure the folder exists and that the file isn't already there):

GdalConfiguration.ConfigureGdal();

var vrtFile = @"C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt";
var aeroFiles = new List<string>();
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000a013.gn1");
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000b013.gn1");

var vrtOptions = new GDALBuildVRTOptions(new [] "-overwrite" );
var vrt = Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(vrtFile, aeroFiles.ToArray(), vrtOptions, null, null);

The *.gn1 files are NITF, WGS84, degree unit files that work fine in other respects (e.g., the OSGeo4W command processes them perfectly).

The resulting vrt instance is correct - I can use it as a Dataset in other parts of my code, and can even cut PNG tiles from it doing something like this (pngFile and translateOptions are defined elsewhere):

Gdal.wrapper_GDALTranslate(pngFile, vrt, new GDALTranslateOptions(translateOptions.ToArray()), null, null);

But why is no VRT file ever written to disk? We have to supply a destination path (vrtFile), so doesn't that imply a destination file will be written?

gdal c# osgeo4w gdalbuildvrt

share|improve this question

asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

1364

add a comment | 

I have previously asked this question on stack overflow, and am now asking this more specialized audience.

I'm wondering why the GDAL C# library (v2.3.3) call to Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(...) does not produce a physical destination VRT file.

When I issue the equivalent command in the OSGeo4W shell (to combine the 0000a013.gn1 and 0000b013.gn1 files), a VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt):

gdalbuildvrt C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt F:gnc1000a013.gn1 F:gnc1000b013.gn1

However, when I issue the command in C#, no VRT file is written to the supplied destination path (I've made sure the folder exists and that the file isn't already there):

GdalConfiguration.ConfigureGdal();

var vrtFile = @"C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt";
var aeroFiles = new List<string>();
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000a013.gn1");
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000b013.gn1");

var vrtOptions = new GDALBuildVRTOptions(new [] "-overwrite" );
var vrt = Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(vrtFile, aeroFiles.ToArray(), vrtOptions, null, null);

The *.gn1 files are NITF, WGS84, degree unit files that work fine in other respects (e.g., the OSGeo4W command processes them perfectly).

The resulting vrt instance is correct - I can use it as a Dataset in other parts of my code, and can even cut PNG tiles from it doing something like this (pngFile and translateOptions are defined elsewhere):

Gdal.wrapper_GDALTranslate(pngFile, vrt, new GDALTranslateOptions(translateOptions.ToArray()), null, null);

But why is no VRT file ever written to disk? We have to supply a destination path (vrtFile), so doesn't that imply a destination file will be written?

gdal c# osgeo4w gdalbuildvrt

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asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

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gdalbuildvrt C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt F:gnc1000a013.gn1 F:gnc1000b013.gn1

GdalConfiguration.ConfigureGdal();

var vrtFile = @"C:Tempz7_x43_y43.vrt";
var aeroFiles = new List<string>();
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000a013.gn1");
aeroFiles.Add(@"F:gnc1000b013.gn1");

var vrtOptions = new GDALBuildVRTOptions(new [] "-overwrite" );
var vrt = Gdal.wrapper_GDALBuildVRT_names(vrtFile, aeroFiles.ToArray(), vrtOptions, null, null);

Gdal.wrapper_GDALTranslate(pngFile, vrt, new GDALTranslateOptions(translateOptions.ToArray()), null, null);

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asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

1364

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asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

1364

asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

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asked yesterday

OrangeWombatOrangeWombat

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