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Open a command-line window and type:
 
Open a command-line window and type:
  
  > [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.exe kml2mohid.exe] MyGEDataFile.kml
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  > [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.zip kml2mohid.exe] MyGEDataFile.kml
  
 
It may output a point file (.xyz), a line file (.lin) and/or a polygon file (.xy) depending if it finds relevant data in the [[kml]] file.
 
It may output a point file (.xyz), a line file (.lin) and/or a polygon file (.xy) depending if it finds relevant data in the [[kml]] file.
  
 
==Other platforms==
 
==Other platforms==
Alternatively, you may install [[ruby]] and use the ruby [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.rb source code] (~80 lines). Eventually one may create a local executable with the [[ruby#Features|rubyscript2exe]] module.
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Alternatively, you may install [[ruby]] and use the ruby [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.zip source code] (~80 lines). Eventually one may create a local executable with the [[ruby#Features|rubyscript2exe]] module.
  
  > ruby [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.rb kml2mohid.rb] MyGEDataFile.kml
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  > ruby [http://www.mohid.com/hydrogroup/data_sources/kml2mohid.zip kml2mohid.rb] MyGEDataFile.kml
  
 
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[[Category:Programming]]
 
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 14 January 2009

Kml2Mohid is a little program that converts Google Earth kml files into Mohid GIS data files. It's quite useful to quickly create coastlines in Google Earth.

Syntax

Open a command-line window and type:

> kml2mohid.exe MyGEDataFile.kml

It may output a point file (.xyz), a line file (.lin) and/or a polygon file (.xy) depending if it finds relevant data in the kml file.

Other platforms

Alternatively, you may install ruby and use the ruby source code (~80 lines). Eventually one may create a local executable with the rubyscript2exe module.

> ruby kml2mohid.rb MyGEDataFile.kml