Updated RFC: Raster color interpretation (markdown)
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Author: Sandro Santilli <strk@keybit.net>
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Author: Sandro Santilli <strk@keybit.net>
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Last Updated: 2014-07-11
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Last Updated: 2014-07-16
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Version: 0.2
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Status: draft
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Status: draft
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Same as `rgba:1,2,3,4`
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Same as `rgba:1,2,3,4`
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- `grayscale[:<n>]`
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- `g[:<n>]`
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Grayscale.
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Where `<n>` is an integer representing 1-based band indexes.
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Where `<n>` is an integer representing 1-based band indexes.
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- `grayscale`
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- `ga[:<g>,<a>]
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Same as `grayscale:1`
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Grayscale with alpha.
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Where `<g>` and `<a>` are integer representing 1-based band indexes.
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- `data[:<n>]`
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- `d[:<n>]`
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Where `<n>` is an integer representing 1-based band indexes.
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Where `<n>` is an integer representing 1-based band indexes.
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- `<n>`
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- `<n>`
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Same as `data:<n>`.
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Same as `d:<n>`.
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**This is for backward compatibility with the GDAL plugin**
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**This is for backward compatibility with the GDAL plugin**
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- `auto`
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- `auto`
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The default value, if band parameter is omitted, enables guess based on input raster:
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The default value, if band parameter is omitted, enables guess based on input raster:
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- If the input has 1 band, `g` assumed
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- If the input has 2 band, `ga` assumed
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- If the input has 3 bands, `rgb` assumed
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- If the input has 3 bands, `rgb` assumed
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- If the input has 4 bands, `rgba` assumed
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- If the input has 4 bands, `rgba` assumed
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- If the input has 1 band, `grayscale` assumed
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- `-1`
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- `-1`
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