MEX_SHAPE: Case Study: Windows XP - 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: Windows XP

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Start by retrieving the sourcecode for shapelib from http://dl.maptools.org/dl/shapelib. Copy the following files into the mexshape directory

shpopen.c

dbfopen.c

shapefil.h

Then from within matlab, cd into the mexshape directory and issue the following command

	>> mex -output mexshape -v mex_shape.c shpopen.c dbfopen.c

If MATLAB presents you with a choice of compilers, you may safely choose Lcc. It may give you some warnings, but it should compile just fine.

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