I've searched the web extensively (e.g. here) but I am not able to find any documentation on how to setup gdal_cal.py.
When I try to run gdal_calc.py from my command line e.g.:
gdal_calc.py -A input1.tif -B input2.tif –outfile=result.tif
–calc="A+B"
i simply get prompted with which program i want to open the file.
how do i setup up gdal_calc.py so that I can run it from my command line? Or where can i find documentation about it.
INFO:
- i have newest version of python
- i have newest version of QGIS (3.0)
- i have newest version of python (2.7.14)(using spyder IDE(3.2.6))
- i have newest version of GDAL (2.2.4)
- running on windows
Best Answer
If you have OSGeo4W installed (which normally comes with QGIS) You can "directly" run gdal_calc.py with the OSGeo4W shell from the windows command shell by using something like:
C:\Program Files\QGIS 3.6>OSGeo4W.bat gdal_calc -help
Or you can also use the OSGeo4W Shell:
Start first the OSGeo4W Shell from the installed programs menu.
The list that you get with o-help contains gdal_calc
And you can start gdal_calc simply with "gdal_calc"