Reading again your email maybe this also answer your question:
Inside the script you can make a: print dir(layer) and it will show you
the avalaible functions of that type of object.
El 14/10/16 a las 11:26, Óscar Martínez escribió:
Hi Silvia,
|Is there a way to know which functions
Hi Óscar,
the scripts work fine, many thanks again!
May I just ask you one more question?
Is there the possibility to remove a feature from a list of features? like
featureslist.remove() or something like that?
I tried with remove and delete but it seems that these do not exist, any
idea?
Is
Hi Silvia,
|Is there a way to know which functions are implemented for each
feature type in gvSIG scripting?
If i understand correctly your question.. Quick answer, all. Since 2.3,
we are not working with a different library for scripting. We improved
the way to work directly with the
Thank you Óscar for your detailed explanation and your help!
Silvia
On Fri, Oct 14, 2016 at 11:59 AM, Óscar Martínez
wrote:
> Reading again your email maybe this also answer your question:
>
> Inside the script you can make a: print dir(layer) and it will show you
> the
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No problem at all! :)
Sorry, i'm not sure what do you want to do.. create a new shapefile and
work with it? or export (make a copy) of a existing shapefile?
El 14/10/16 a las 15:33, Silvia Franceschi escribió:
Hi Óscar,
always me.. :-)
is there also a way to write a layer in a shapefile
I need to export the results of my elaborations of intersection in a new
file, possibly not overwrite the old one.
Thanks
Silvia
On Oct 14, 2016 4:29 PM, "Óscar Martínez" wrote:
> No problem at all! :)
>
> Sorry, i'm not sure what do you want to do.. create a new