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i noticed the trailing characters scenProc adds to the end of file names _0_p or _0
though i understand why its needed in many situations
is there a way to tell scenProc not to expect a split files and just use the given name?
 
Hi,

Those trailing characters in the shapefile names are for two reasons.

The _# is to indicate the number of the gridcell, when there is only one cell this is always a zero. I guess I could drop this number when there is only one cell.

The other suffix is to indicate the type of features, since different feature types can't be mixed in one shapefile. The possible values are:

_p points
_l lines
_a areals (polygons)
_r raster images
 
Thank you Arno; i noticed most of the acronyms you mentioned
its not critical or causes any issue other then comfort, i usually fix with bulk renamer step; for standalone files
i thought it would be nice if we could ask scenProc to skip it for some cases
 
I guess I can skip them when only one file is written. I've put it on the wishlist.
 
Hi,

I had a look at changing this, but it's not so easy. So I won't fix it now, but when adding support to export with OGR I'll check this.
 
Thank you for the heads up Arno, much appreciated,
this a is non critical requests; if it brings too much headache its not worth it;
the workaround i currently use is simple; i use mass file renamer
 
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