Il 08/10/2015 18.23, Radim Blazek ha scritto: > IMHO: i find it's confusing, and GRASS 7 default database is SQLite, > i think it could be smoother to expose only GRASS Locations and Mapset > being evident that we're dealing with a GRASS Database, but i can live > with that :-) > You are not the first who is confused. Fix would be easy, so I remove > regular dir if it is recognized as GRASS location?
*If you ask*, my opinion is that it's better to remove the regular dir; those folder are in fact the GRASS database. > It is a virtual field keeping topology symbol, it is auto added when > editing starts and removed when editing is closed. That is the only > way to get symbology to renderer. User should never try to delete > that. The values are not editable in form, but there is currently no > possibility in QGIS to forbid deletion of individual columns (either > there is delete column capability or not). > > Radim A solution could be (if possible) to hide the topo_symbol column in the attribute table; or to state on the manual that the user should not try to delete the topo_symbol column. _______________________________________________ Qgis-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-developer
