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Let's get to your solution! The First Solution: Adding a New Line to Skip the Errorīased on your error, there's one bad key. Some details below may not apply to you, but I'll give it my best go. I'm want to write this so any level of Python user can understand.Īlso, understand it will be difficult for me to debug your exact issue since I don't have the file it's like I'm trying to reach a door on the other side of a dark room that I vaguely remember. If the help seems overly simple or extensive, keep in mind the purpose. This response provides instruction in detail because I want to make sure you have everything you need, but I also want to have this instruction for anyone that would come after you. Upfront, I apologize for the lengthy explanations. ' csv, geodataframe, and/or pandas dataframe.') 'Valid output types are geojson, shapefile,' ' you entered a correct output file type.

Raise ValueError( 'The conversion returned no data check if' Raise ValueError( 'The Shapefile conversion did not create a ' Raise ImportError( 'This operation requires shapely. geometry import Polygon, LineString, Point bufferįunction to convert string objects to Python spatial objectsĭata = row. strip( ' \n \t')Įlif name = "name" and self. If name = "Placemark": # on start Placemark tag inName = False # handle XML parser eventsĭef startElement( self, name, attributes): # plot this new file, use %matplotlib inline if you are in a notebookĪ = keyholemarkup2x('DC_Quadrants.kml',output='shp') Sample files to test (everything doesn't work, but most do)Ī = keyholemarkup2x('LGGWorldCapitals.kmz',output='gpd')
