MEX_SHAPE: Case Study: Mandriva 2006 - File Exchange

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mex_shape ( shapefile ) MEX_READSHAPEFILE: reads in an ESRI shapefile and attributes
mex_shape ( shapefile ) MEX_READSHAPEFILE: reads in an ESRI shapefile and attributes
shape_get ( shapefile ) SHAPE_IN: reads an ESRI shapefile and associated attributes.
shape_get ( shapefile ) SHAPE_IN: reads an ESRI shapefile and associated attributes.
shape_in ( shapefile ) SHAPE_IN: reads an ESRI shapefile and associated attributes.
shape_in ( shapefile ) SHAPE_IN: reads an ESRI shapefile and associated attributes.
shape_plot ( shape_struct ) SHAPE_PLOT: quick and dirty plotting routine for data read by shape_in
shape_plot ( shape_struct ) SHAPE_PLOT: quick and dirty plotting routine for data read by shape_in
shape_pt2arr ( shape_struct ) SHAPE_PT2ARR: extracts points from a shapefile into arrays
shape_pt2arr ( shape_struct ) SHAPE_PT2ARR: extracts points from a shapefile into arrays
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Reads in common ESRI shapefile formats.

Case Study: Mandriva 2006

Case Study: Mandriva 2006
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Start by copying the mexopts.sh from your ${MATLAB}/bin directory into your working directory. The following RPMs were installed via URPMI from the contrib media source (consult Easy URPMI for information on how to set up your URPMI media sources).

libshapelib1-1.2.10-1mdk

libshapelib1-devel-1.2.10-1mdk

shapelib-1.2.10-1mdk

Then the bottom of mexopts.sh was modified to read

	CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -I/usr/local/include/libshp "
	CLIBS="$CLIBS -lshp"

Save these edits and invoke make from the unix command line. Because the RPMs install in the normal locations, i.e. /usr/lib and /usr/include, the edits to mexopts.sh are pretty minimal.

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