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I want to convert all the geojsons in a file to shapefiles in a single batch using ogr2ogr library in NodeJS. I know it can be done directly from the terminal using the gdal cli, but I want do know how to do it in Node. Thanks alot!

I have this code to convert a single file:

I'm making a GRANDStack application so I'm using neo4j and graphql,

I have this type in my schema.graphql file :

I have refrained from posting a question here because I wanted to do my bit to find myself a solution to this issue. But unfortunately, after entire nights of searching and reading different Regex articles and docs I couldn't find an answer.

I have written a script that spills out the comment from PDF that have been converted from AutoCAD. Problem is, which drawing has a different pattern of the asset tag information.

Our convention is 99XX9999 (two-numbers, two-letters, four-numbers).

Some drawings preserve that pattern, others don't. We can find things like 99XX(space)9999 OR 99(space)XX(space)9999, etc.

That part of the problem I resolved it, but there's another variant that I can't wrap my head around as per below:

'''

{'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '0811', '/F': 64, '/NM': 'b4499c47-d2d2-4c03-b13c-ec3b7b332ec3', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [714, 304, 698, 314], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '29', '/F': 64, '/NM': 'b518c663-42eb-4861-a717-a00118d61fd2', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [206, 369, 195, 378], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': 'HV', '/F': 64, '/NM': '1db0a6b1-6aee-4a2d-bacf-2a996680cdcb', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [212, 369, 201, 378], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '0832', '/F': 64, '/NM': '0250033f-5bc0-4d46-879a-a1ae0147352d', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [212, 365, 195, 374], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '29', '/F': 64, '/NM': '7b372206-1b18-4c9f-813d-4d73ca52be40', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [140, 392, 129, 401], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': 'HV', '/F': 64, '/NM': 'bdc97ccd-ee7c-406a-a06c-1649a5f5f712', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [146, 392, 135, 401], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '0824', '/F': 64, '/NM': '9f434537-57a3-4c40-bb8b-a0df6ea087aa', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [146, 388, 129, 397], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '%%C25', '/F': 64, '/NM': 'a2ace5cb-21be-4df7-b541-ce87a8ee81bc', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [145, 379, 132, 388], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': 'APOUTO RD', '/F': 64, '/NM': '948a363f-989d-4d00-afa1-a8bc45ad9729', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [1162, 355, 1136, 364], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': 'HORTICULTURAL WATER', '/F': 64, '/NM': '5a6cedb6-cdf0-4784-817f-c17f1de58f5a', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [1171, 350, 1126, 358], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- {'/Border': [0, 0, 0], '/Contents': '%%C101', '/F': 64, '/NM': '2ee5947a-9062-415f-a242-f4b7b2a6441c', '/P': IndirectObject(52, 0), '/Rect': [767, 428, 758, 443], '/Subtype': '/Square', '/T': 'AutoCAD SHX Text'}--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

'''

We can see '/Contents': '29'...then '/Contents': 'HV'...then '/Contents': '0832'...

I have tried multiple variations of this approach (?<='/Contents':\s')([0-9]{2})(?=') on regex101.com to no avail. I could only capture the first two digits.

In my logic, I should find a way to have multiple 'lookaround' but couldn't achieve that.

Eventually, the regex code should the above plus the ones I already go it ([A-Z]?[0-9]{2,3}\s?[A-Z]{2,3}\s?[0-9]{3,4}).

The line break happens after the three parts of the pattern happen, according to the regex101.com site (see picture).

Just to be clear, I am talking about 100s of drawings with 100s of lines like that each .

Please, any contribution is appreciated. If not regex itself, at least a direction I should take would be nice.

Regards,

I'm trying to plot from a geojson with the following structure:

Well, the title might not have explained the problem very well, so here goes:

I am trying to create a Win32 app using MFC that lets you edit and inspect other windows. I want the user to be able to select other windows.

I got inspired by the "Find Window Process" tool on the toolbar on sysinternals applications such as ProcessExplorer.

The way it works is you click, then the window disappears, and then you drag it over the window you want to select. A border pops up around it and when you let go, it selects the window the mouse is over.

The problem I was facing is that I don't know how to detect when the user lets go of the mouse on another window.

I detect mouse down using OnClick in CMFCToolBarButton

I tried using SetCapture() but that did nothing.

I tried using OnNcLButtonUp and OnLButtonUp but neither of them worked. (alongside SetCapture)

Here's my code so far (ChildView.cpp):

I am making a shiny app that allows the user to upload a shapefile using the sf package. When I select the .shp file via the Browse window, I get an error. How can I allow the user to upload a shapefile, that then get it read by st_read' or readOGR. And, I don't know why st_read is going to C:\Users\Ed\AppData... as this is not location of the shapefile.

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I have just updated my Angular v7 project to v8 using ng update. I have gone through all the steps, and the project builds fine. However, when I run ng test, I now get the following error (for all my components)

I'm trying to save Geopandas data frame into a shapefile that is written to a zipped folder directly.

As any shapefile user knows, a shapefile is not a single file but rather a collection of files that are meant to be read together. So calling myGDF.to_file(filename='myshapefile.shp', driver='ESRI Shapefile') creates not only myshapefile.shp but also myshapefile.prj, myshapefile.dbf, myshapefile.shx and myshapefile.cpg. This is probably why I am struggling to get the syntax right here.

Consider for instance a dummy Geopandas Dataframe like:

I'm trying to create a more general endpoint for handling upload files. This endpoint will check the file and based on the file's type will redirect to a specific endpoint (dedicated for a specific file type upload). To test this idea, on the client side(reactJS) I enabled redirect: 'follow' on fetch and on the flask side, I added HTTP code 307 to preserve the request. I used the browser to access the path (using GET), the redirect works. but when using the react app, the fetch seems that doesn't follow the redirect, because the app receives the 307 from the provided endpoint but doesn't receive the 200 code from the redirect.

Server log: