Hi,
I am struggling with using QgsGeometryUtils.lineCircleIntersection in a
python script I am writing outside of QGIS 3.20.3 [495fbaec], using PyCharm.
In
https://qgis.org/pyqgis/3.2/core/Geometry/QgsGeometryUtils.html#qgis.core.QgsGeometryUtils.lineCircleIntersection
it says that: If the intersection has two solutions (points), the
closest point to the initial intersection point is returned.
I am wanting to find the coordinate on the polyline, that is at a set
distance from the polyline startpoint.
Note that this polyline meanders so I cannot do this using point on line
at distance 'd' from startpoint
Unfortunately this utility extends my vertex to vertex line segments and
I get results where the intersection point is not actually ON my
line-segment.
This is easy to check for, but the problem is that this utility only
returns the first intersection point found, which is not always the one
actually sitting on my line-segment.
Am I approaching this problem incorrectly, or is this a known 'feature'
of this utility?
Any guidance welcome.
Thanks and regards,
Zoltan
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