Hi all,
we are developing simple PyQGIS PostGIS viewer [1], [2] and having
troubles to get antialiasing working. Code is the same as in PyQGIS
Cookbook, but not working with current QGIS trunk version (
self.canvas.enableAntiAliasing( True ) in QMainWindow class ).
Can somebody look at code [1]
Hi all.
As you may know, we are preparing for the release of 1.7. Our bug queue
is very long. I'm cleaning it, removing duplicates and presumably
invalid tickets, but it's a mammoth task.
We currently have:
Build/install 10 tickets
C++ plugins 36
Data Provider 36
Digitising 33
Documentation 7
Hi,
(This follows this thread: Branch status for merge and release timeline
proposal)
Thanks for you answer Tim! I found the clarification useful and I appreciate
your sense of diplomacy. Here are a few thoughts.
You wrote: I agree the items in your list should get attention
Just to make
Hi Ivan,
right now I am working on the plugin and I have finally gotten the
antialiasing working as expected with these two lines:
---
self.canvas.useImageToRender( True )
self.canvas.enableAntiAliasing( True )
---
I am not sure if that is
It might be possible, I'm not super familiar with units tests yet.
The big issue I see is that most plugins rely on the main QGIS app
providing data to the plugin or interacting with the plugin. If you can
design the test to provide what the unit test needs then it should be
doable. After all you
Many thanks also for the hint to standalone apps.!
I still hope there is a solution to unit test QGIS plugins.
This would make QGIS programmers even more happy :-
Yours, S.
2011/3/3 Alex Mandel tech_...@wildintellect.com:
It might be possible, I'm not super familiar with units tests yet.
The
