Perhaps I don't understand you rneed.
However I guess you could
use a postgis or, if you not quite smart with dbms , a spatialite.
Define a table with three geometries (geom, point and line),
and define a trigger.
After this you can edit the polygon geometries with qgis.
And when you commit the edit , the trigger will transfer transforming the
geometry in the line and point.

Is this what you need ?

Regards,
Andrea.



2013/8/23 Johan Nilsson <[email protected]>

> Looking fore a smart work flow..
> According to ESRI-shape-file specification you may have only one type of
> feature object; point, polyline och polygone in one layer. But how are the
> best way to have all tree feature types in one layer? The feature are in
> progress, so there no polygones are digitalized, the are a point.
>
> They have all the same attribute-data, except maybe feature-type....
>
> /Cheers
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