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The first try to solve the Python 3 GIS encoding/decoding issue was too naive. Using decode() on all read strings is bound to fail as soon as a non-ascii string is concerned. This patch is a little more clever, leaving ascii decoding when plain ascii strings are expected, and allowing to specify a custom encoding in DataSource hierarchy. |
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ch-city | ||
cities | ||
counties | ||
interstates | ||
invalid | ||
test_point | ||
test_poly | ||
test_vrt | ||
geometries.json | ||
texas.dbf |