Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of GdalOgrInCsharp
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- Apr 9, 2007, 3:22:51 PM (17 years ago)
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v15 v16 2 2 = GDAL/OGR In CSharp = 3 3 4 The GDAL project maintains SWIG generated CSharp bindings for GDAL and OGR. Generally speaking the classes and methods mostly match those of the GDAL and OGR C++ classes, but there is currently no CSharp specific documentation beyond this wiki topic. The CSharp bindings are also usable from other .NET languages, such as VB .Net.4 The GDAL project maintains SWIG generated CSharp bindings for GDAL and OGR. Generally speaking the classes and methods mostly match those of the GDAL and OGR C++ classes, but there is currently no CSharp specific documentation beyond this site. The CSharp bindings are also usable from other .NET languages, such as VB .Net. 5 5 6 The CSharp interface has been build upon a common ground as the other SWIG generated wrappe s (like Perl, Python, Java, PHP and Ruby). In this regard the class names and class member names along with the method signatures are fairly predestinated and might not follow the conventional .NET naming guidelines. However, one can easily identify the counterpars of the members in the GDAL/OGR API documentation.6 The CSharp interface has been build upon a common ground as the other SWIG generated wrappers (like Perl, Python, Java, PHP and Ruby). In this regard the class names and class member names along with the method signatures are fairly predestinated and might not follow the conventional .NET naming guidelines. However, one can easily identify the counterpars of the members in the GDAL/OGR API documentation. 7 7 8 8 The GDAL/OGR CSharp classes use the .NET ''P/Invoke'' mechanism for the communication between the managed and unmanaged code. Every class implements the ''IDisposable'' interface to control the finalization of the underlying unmanaged memory referenced by every the wrapper class. … … 25 25 == FWTools == 26 26 27 One way to get the CSharp bindings is to use FWTools 1.2.0+ for windows. To use these it should be sufficient to add the assembl es in FWTools\csharp to your project, and to ensure that FWTools\bin is in your path. See [http://fwtools.maptools.org FWTools: Open Source GIS Binary Kit for Windows and Linux]27 One way to get the CSharp bindings is to use FWTools 1.2.0+ for windows. To use these it should be sufficient to add the assemblies in FWTools\csharp to your project, and to ensure that FWTools\bin is in your path. See [http://fwtools.maptools.org FWTools: Open Source GIS Binary Kit for Windows and Linux]