# osgeo.osr module

class osgeo.osr.AreaOfUse(*args)

  Bases: `object`

  Proxy of C++ OSRAreaOfUse class.

  property east_lon_degree

    double

    Type:

      east_lon_degree

  property name

    p.char

    Type:

      name

  property north_lat_degree

    double

    Type:

      north_lat_degree

  property south_lat_degree

    double

    Type:

      south_lat_degree

  property west_lon_degree

    double

    Type:

      west_lon_degree

class osgeo.osr.CRSInfo(*args)

  Bases: `object`

  Proxy of C++ OSRCRSInfo class.

  property area_name

    p.char

    Type:

      area_name

  property auth_name

    p.char

    Type:

      auth_name

  property bbox_valid

    bool

    Type:

      bbox_valid

  property code

    p.char

    Type:

      code

  property deprecated

    bool

    Type:

      deprecated

  property east_lon_degree

    double

    Type:

      east_lon_degree

  property name

    p.char

    Type:

      name

  property north_lat_degree

    double

    Type:

      north_lat_degree

  property projection_method

    p.char

    Type:

      projection_method

  property south_lat_degree

    double

    Type:

      south_lat_degree

  property type

    OSRCRSType

    Type:

      type

  property west_lon_degree

    double

    Type:

      west_lon_degree

osgeo.osr.DontUseExceptions()

  Disable exceptions in all GDAL related modules (osgeo.gdal, osgeo.ogr, osgeo.osr, osgeo.gnm). Note: prior to GDAL 3.7, this only affected the calling module

class osgeo.osr.ExceptionMgr(useExceptions=True)

  Bases: `object`

  Context manager to manage Python Exception state for GDAL/OGR/OSR/GNM.

  Separate exception state is maintained for each module (gdal, ogr, etc), and this class appears independently in all of them. This is built in top of calls to the older UseExceptions()/DontUseExceptions() functions.

  Example:

      >>> print(gdal.GetUseExceptions())
      0
      >>> with gdal.ExceptionMgr():
      ...     # Exceptions are now in use
      ...     print(gdal.GetUseExceptions())
      1
      >>>
      >>> # Exception state has now been restored
      >>> print(gdal.GetUseExceptions())
      0

osgeo.osr.GetAuthorityListFromDatabase() → char **

osgeo.osr.GetCRSInfoListFromDatabase(char const * authName)

osgeo.osr.GetPROJAuxDbPaths() → char **

osgeo.osr.GetPROJEnableNetwork() → bool

osgeo.osr.GetPROJSearchPaths() → char **

osgeo.osr.GetPROJVersionMajor() → int

osgeo.osr.GetPROJVersionMicro() → int

osgeo.osr.GetPROJVersionMinor() → int

osgeo.osr.GetUseExceptions() → int

osgeo.osr.GetUserInputAsWKT(char const * name) → OGRErr

osgeo.osr.GetWellKnownGeogCSAsWKT(char const * name) → OGRErr

osgeo.osr.OSRAreaOfUse_east_lon_degree_get(AreaOfUse area) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRAreaOfUse_name_get(AreaOfUse area) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRAreaOfUse_north_lat_degree_get(AreaOfUse area) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRAreaOfUse_south_lat_degree_get(AreaOfUse area) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRAreaOfUse_west_lon_degree_get(AreaOfUse area) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_area_name_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_auth_name_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_bbox_valid_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → bool

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_code_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_deprecated_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → bool

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_east_lon_degree_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_name_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_north_lat_degree_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_projection_method_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → char const *

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_south_lat_degree_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → double

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_type_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → OSRCRSType

osgeo.osr.OSRCRSInfo_west_lon_degree_get(CRSInfo crsInfo) → double

osgeo.osr.SetPROJAuxDbPath(char const * utf8_path)

osgeo.osr.SetPROJAuxDbPaths(char ** paths)

osgeo.osr.SetPROJEnableNetwork(bool enabled)

osgeo.osr.SetPROJSearchPath(char const * utf8_path)

osgeo.osr.SetPROJSearchPaths(char ** paths)

osgeo.osr.UseExceptions()

  Enable exceptions in all GDAL related modules (osgeo.gdal, osgeo.ogr, osgeo.osr, osgeo.gnm). Note: prior to GDAL 3.7, this only affected the calling module