YES !
Works perfect and does exactly what was expected.
Many thanks,
Patrick
Le 01/05/2015 16:31, Michael Treglia a écrit :
Hi Patrick,
I haven't had experience with using the intersect tool in QGIS, but
looks like a spatial query (with the Spatial Query Plugin) can do what
you want - see a tutorial here, starting around step 22:
http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/performing_spatial_queries.html
(after you get the result, there will be a list of feature IDs that
are selected based on the query, and there will be an icon on the
screen to create a new layer with the selected features)
I just did it with a test dataset and it performed as expected.
Hope that helps
mike
On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 2:10 AM, Patrick Giraudoux
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello,
I have a question related to how the function "intersect" works. I
have two shapefiles, one of lines the others of polygons. I would
like to get into a shapefile the polygons that are intersected by
the lines. I tried unsuccessfully using Vector > Geoprocessing
tools > intersect. In this case, if the input is the lines and the
intersect the polygon, I can split the lines according to the
border of each polygon, and each segment is identified by the
polygon name in the attribute, but this is not what I want to. If
I do the reverse, I get an empty polygon vector file.
What I want is the shapefile of the subset of polygons that
intersect the lines...
Any idea about how to proceed ?
Patrick
PS: for info, the expected result can be easily obtained in R,
package 'rgeos', function 'gIntersection'
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