Update virtual_file_systems.rst with layer name info#14944
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Finally document the layer name behavior when using /vsistdin/ .
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I'm not totally sure if we want to document this as this is very specific of using the CSV driver and /vsistdin/ . If we want to document this, this would be better located in the CSV driver documentation page |
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Clarified the layer name when reading from /vsistdin/ in the CSV driver documentation. See OSGeo#14944 .
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Clarified the layer name when reading from /vsistdin/ in the CSV driver documentation. See #14944 .
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Finally document the layer name behavior when using /vsistdin/ .