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hubflow.core raster output format
Issue #224
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If not defined explicitly, hubflow raster outputs should meet the outputs file extention.
For example if an an output raster path is defined as file.tiff
, the hubflow.core.GTiffDriver()
RasterDriver should be choosen to write the raster instead the default
hubflow.core.ENVIBSQDriver()
The applyer functions might consider this logic:
def guessRasterDriver(path:str)->hubflow.core.RasterDriver:
"""
Converts a file path into the corresponding a raster driver
:param path: str, file path
:return: hubflow.core.RasterDriver, ENVIBSQDriver by default.
"""
assert isinstance(path, str)
if re.search(r'\.bsq$', path, re.I):
return hubflow.core.ENVIBSQDriver()
elif re.search(r'\.bil$', path, re.I):
return hubflow.core.ENVIBILDriver()
elif re.search(r'\.bip$', path, re.I):
return hubflow.core.ENVIBIPDriver()
elif re.search(r'\.g?tiff?$', path, re.I):
return hubflow.core.GTiffDriver()
elif re.search(r'\.vrt$', path, re.I):
return hubflow.core.VRTDriver()
elif re.search(r'\.(img|hfa)', path , re.I):
return hubflow.core.ErdasDriver()
return hubflow.core.ENVIBSQDriver()
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reporter Has the fix been pushed? I still get
foo.tiff
written as ENVI bsq -
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It is already implemented that way! I just did not consider "tiff" (only "tif"). Now it should work!