I don't understand why I get the error : "Cannot open data source" while my path should have been at least once correct and that the .shp, .dbf and .shx files are in the same folder.
I've tried : with rgdal:
rgdal::readOGR(dsn=path.expand("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1"), layer="pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn = "C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp",layer = "pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn = "C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1",layer = "pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn = "C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire",layer = "pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn = "pixels_de_reference_1",layer = "pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn = ".",layer = "pixels_de_reference_1")
rgdal::readOGR("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp")
rgdal::readOGR(dsn=path.expand("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp"))
# Error in ogrInfo(dsn = dsn, layer = layer, encoding = encoding, use_iconv = use_iconv, :
# Cannot open data source
with terra:
f <- system.file("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp", package="terra")
terra::vect(f)
# Error: [vect] file does not exist:
I don't know if it is normal but when I print f, I have the impression the file is empty:
f
#[1] ""
Even though I get :
#[1] TRUE
list.files("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/")
# [1] "ok analyse orthomosaïque.R" "pixels_de_reference_1.cpg"
# [3] "pixels_de_reference_1.dbf" "pixels_de_reference_1.prj"
# [5] "pixels_de_reference_1.sbn" "pixels_de_reference_1.sbx"
# [7] "pixels_de_reference_1.shp" "pixels_de_reference_1.shx"
# [9] "python RF ortho rel.py" "sécurité code classification image.py"
# [11] "TIFF_ortho.tif"
And :
SHP <- raster::shapefile("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp")
plot(SHP)
worked. I've got the same error when I tred:
sf::st_layers(dsn = system.file(SHP , package = "spData"))$name
# Cannot open data source Error: Open failed.
Moreover, when I'm trying to check the name of the file I get the same error:
# Error in rgdal::ogrListLayers("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp") :
# Cannot open data source
sf::st_layers(dsn = system.file("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp", package = "spData"))$name
# Cannot open data source Error: Open failed.
r1_gdb <- file_path_as_absolute("C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp")
sf::st_layers(dsn = system.file(r1_gdb , package = "spData"))$name
# Cannot open data source Error: Open failed.
My working directory is the directory containing the files. The shapefile is working properly in Arcgis. The only clue I have is that maybe one extension is missing in the required accompanying files. But I have taken all the folders relesaed by Arcgis.
You are using system.file
for your own file. That is not correct. `system.file is for files that ship with R packages. It helps in finding the path, no matter where R was installed.
As you saw that returned ""
for a filename, and that is not going to work.
All you need to do is provide the filename.
f <- "C:/Users/User/Documents/mémoire/pixels_de_reference_1.shp"
terra::vect(f)