I am opening a new raster file of nrows >100 and ncols > 100
writing a single row with values then closing the file.
It gives me this error.
“ERROR: no null file for ”
Any possible way to get through it,
close the file properly and not getting this error?
I have been trying to create a raster first, filling it with 0.0 and then closing it. But this does not influence Rast_open_new() since it is not connecting to the same name raster file existing on disk as long as it does not actually write the new raster to disk. The failsafe “ERROR: no null file for ” maybe called too early as it does not check for pre-existing file on disk with same name…
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 6:50 AM, Yann Chemin <ychemin@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I am opening a new raster file of nrows >100 and ncols > 100
writing a single row with values then closing the file.
I think you can not close the file before you have written all rows.
Markus M
It gives me this error.
"ERROR: no null file for <rasterxxxx>"
Any possible way to get through it,
close the file properly and not getting this error?
I have been trying to create a raster first, filling it with 0.0 and then
closing it. But this does not influence Rast_open_new() since it is not
connecting to the same name raster file existing on disk as long as it does
not actually write the new raster to disk. The failsafe "ERROR: no null file
for <rasterxxxx>" maybe called too early as it does not check for
pre-existing file on disk with same name...