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    17.02.2016, 09:33, Gane R kirjoitti:<br>
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            <div>Hi all,<br>
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            I am creating a layer for geopackage, But I don't see the
            fid I set using setFID here is my code flow.<br>
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            Step1:<br>
            poLayer = OGRDataSource::CreateLayer(....);<br>
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            adding all the fields<br>
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            poFeature = OGRFeature::CreateFeature(
            poLayer->GetLayerDefn() );<br>
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          then<br>
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          poFeature->SetFID(100);<br>
           setting to a layer using <br>
           poLayer->CreateFeature( poFeature )<br>
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        <div>Step 5:<br>
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          OGRFeature::DestroyFeature( poFeature );<br>
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        <div>then destroying the poFeature, <br>
          again creating the feature using Step 3:<br>
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        <div>Every thing is fine but the feature id is set to start from
          1, but I was expecting<br>
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        <div>as 100 for the code flow above,<br>
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    Please post the whole code. I did a small test using the Perl
    bindings and code, which should be similar<br>
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    my $ds = Geo::OGR::Driver('GPKG')->Create('test.db');<br>
    my $l = $ds->CreateLayer(GeometryType => 'Point');<br>
    my $f = Geo::OGR::Feature->new($l->Schema);<br>
    $f->Geometry({WKT => 'POINT (1 2)'});<br>
    $f->FID(2);<br>
    $l->CreateFeature($f);<br>
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    and the result is a small database with one spatial table, which has
    two columns: fid and geom, and one row. The fid is 2 on the row.<br>
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    Ari<br>
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        <div>did I miss some GDAL API call ?.<br>
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        <div>Thanks<br>
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        <div>Gane<br>
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