Hey Richard,
Thanks for the response. Indeed fTools was the first place I looked
as it seemed the type of functionality that might be there. Perhaps
some day, or maybe in the rumored Ecological toolbox?
Seemed like the type of operation that many users might have cause to
use so I was hoping there was an easy way I was just overlooking but
perhaps I misjudged. Once I get around to learning to write python
plugins this should be a nice project to start on. Until then I can
do this outside of QGIS, I'm just periodically attempting to see how
far I can get in the hopes of shifting over. Each version keeps
getting better.
Declan
On Nov 9, 2009, at 6:19 AM, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
Is there a mean in QGIS to convert a series of points to a polyline?
I would like to create some tracklines from series of telemetry
points to summarize movement/migration paths. I hope I've overlooked
something but the commands I see tend to be dissolution rather than
aggregation of features.
Hi Declan,
don't know a tool like that (but I'm not authorative for that...),
but the
first thing I think of is the fTools-functionality of Carson Farmer
(in
Vector menu of Qgis). It already does things like that. Maybe it's
worth a
feature request to him?
Another option would be to write a python plugin for it? Or add it
to the
plugin-wishes list if you do not want to do it yourself:
http://www.qgis.org/wiki/Vector_Support_Wishes
Regards,
Richard Duivenvoorde
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