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I have 199
point shapefiles of water depths that I would like to display
and edit using QGIS. Since all of these shapefiles are in one
geographic area, I would like the symbology to be the same for
all the files, but don't want to point & click to setup the
symbology 199 times! (Each will have 10-20 identical colors per
file based on water depth.) I thought maybe I could combine
these shapefiles into a "group", then set the symbology for the
entire group at one time. I don't know if this will work because I haven't been able to group the layers yet. According to qgis-1.6.0_user_guide_en.pdf, "layers can be grouped in the legend window by adding a layer group and dragging layers into the group." I can right-click and create the group, but I cannot drag anything into it. The files always end up above or below the new group in the legend window. Am I missing something in the procedure to populate the group and would this even work for changing symbology? Is there a better way to change the symbology for 199 files at one time? I'm not afraid to edit the .qml/.qgs files, but this will also be tedious for 199 files! I am running QGIS 1.6.0 on a Slackware 13.1 system. (I have also tried this with revision 15388 with the same results.) Thanks, Jim |
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