Hi > opening an image file marks the layer with a white square, as it is an > ordinary layer with a referenced image. > only sextante layers get the "raster" icon. is this intended, why is that so? > isn't that confusing? I did it that way because - image files are also displayed as vector file (you can style the layer, open the attribute table...) while Sextante raster layer is a different kind of layer which as not much in common with vector layer. - it was a way to differenciate both kinds of image (as we said before, we cannot do the same with both of them)
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