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Version 2.7 of the Python programming language
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Can't retrieve geometry (Python, OGR, Rtree)
I recommend using gdal.UseExceptions() to enable errors for try-except. If an operation on a geometry throws an exception you coul catch it with a continue.
This discussion may help you: GDAL and Pyth …
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Creating standalone python Script using PyQGIS?
First, for QGIS3 it is important to have a proper environment. You'll find a solution in the osgeo4w/bin directory. Inside there is a template for calling python.exe with that environment (it is calle …
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Using PyScripter with ArcGIS for Desktop?
Perhaps, instead of "hardcoding" into the system's environment (as below, can't comment there...), you could use a batch file instead:
@echo off
set PYSC_DIR=%~dp0
set ARC_VER="ArcGIS10.2"
set ARC_DI …
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