On Wed, Apr 01, 2015 at 02:04:03PM -0500, G. Garibaldi wrote:
Thanks. Very nice. GIS operators the world over are in your debt.
Thank you !
It would be great if some of them could payback the debt by providing
improvements to it, under form of automated tests, bugfixes and
GUI enhancements :)
Hi devs!
I found another issue with QgsRubberBand which appear after fixing
#12392. See #12486 for details.
Im trying to fix this issue and have a questions about expected
behavior of QgsRubberBand.
When we create QgsRubberBand:
QgsRubberBand *rb = new QgsRubberBand(mCanvas, 0);
constructor
On Thu, Apr 02, 2015 at 09:24:42AM +0300, Anatoliy Golubev wrote:
Hi devs!
I found another issue with QgsRubberBand which appear after fixing
#12392. See #12486 for details.
Im trying to fix this issue and have a questions about expected
behavior of QgsRubberBand.
When we create
Hi Andreas,
thanks for your immediate reply! It was my fault and a permissions
problem. The web folder had to be owned by www-data, but was owned by
my personal user after i cloned the project from git.
Now everything (both examples) works fine. I dont get the
opacity-complaint from javascript
Hello,
I would like to programmatically load a plugin from QGIS official repository
(eg in startup python script)
I’ve found QgsPluginManagerInterface class but I’m not sure
addPluginMetadatahttp://qgis.org/api/classQgsPluginManagerInterface.html#aeec85580f92725f55047069be6273c97
can do the
Hi,
In some projects of mine, I work with multiple geometry types in one
postgis table, using a column of type geometry(Geometry,4326).
This is very well supported by postgis.
It is possible to load such a table in QGIS by manually selecting the
geometry type you want to load. This means that to
I would not be in favour of supporting a many geometry type per layer type
setup, it just makes things a heap more complicated IMO for little gain.
Also makes your code a lot more complicated, you now have to check each
geometry for type because you are never sure what you will get.
MapInfo did
Il 02/04/2015 12:40, Olivier Dalang ha scritto:
Yes but for now I only looked at the binding for v.net.centrality,
shouldn't we be a bit more general and bind the all the v.net.*
functions before making a pull request ?
This could be even better, but one is better than nothing.
All the best,
Hi Olivier,
Il 01/04/2015 16:26, Olivier Dalang ha scritto:
And now I've the function right in QGIS's toolbox, and it works perfectly !
Could you please submit it as a Pull Request?
Thanks.
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Hi Olivier,
I think you can easily extend your reasoning to the support of multiple
geometry columns in QGIS.
I believe that this would come in QGIS at some point.
If QGIS 3 is getting closer, our company will support this feature.
As you suggest, the layer could have different geometry
Hello,
I wrote a QGIS Plugin to load MS Access Databases into a QTreeWidget. At a
first step, I'm able to display the tables as a temporary shape file by
clicking a button and executing a proper function. Now I want to drag the
tables into the QGIS Map Canvas (and to be shown as temporary
I agree with Nathan, for algorithms, symbology and a lot of small things
it will become very complicated.
As an alternative approach, we could think about having some layer
settings defined on group level (and maybe even a merged attribute table
for the whole group). That would already make a lot
Hi,
Could you please submit it as a Pull Request?
Yes but for now I only looked at the binding for v.net.centrality,
shouldn't we be a bit more general and bind the all the v.net.* functions
before making a pull request ?
In the meantime, I found how to make it work on mac too. The
This changes can be made in next major version with another API
changes and for now I think it is better to save compatibility with
existing user stuff.
2015-04-02 12:20 GMT+03:00 Sandro Santilli s...@keybit.net:
My personal preference (for ease and intuitiveness) would be:
- On construction
As an old MapInfo user/developer my opion is: Don't do it. It has always
been a problem in MapInfo and it will be a problem in QGIS - if
implemented.
A better approach is to have the possibility to let different QGIS
layers share some common characteristics (for example labelling). And -
of
Hi,
Would it really be more complicated ?
I mean, for now, an algorithm that works only with line layers already has
to check whether the layer is of type line. That's done before iterating
the features.
Exactly in the same way, there would be functions to determine whether a
layer supports a
Hello everybody,
I set up a Web Processing Service with 52°North and GRASS (using the
wps-grass-bridge). All went smooth and I get a proper DescribeProcess for
i.cluster similar to the demo here:
http://geoprocessing.demo.52north.org:8080/wps/WebProcessingService?REQUEST=
DescribeProcess
Hello everyone,
Is there a place where I can find documentation on what sort of environment
I need to develop/debug QGIS itself?
What's the motivation behind this is a blocker bug in Raster Calculator,
that I reported.
THanks
--
George R. C. Silva
SIGMA Consultoria
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On 02-04-15 19:24, George Silva wrote:
Hello everyone,
Is there a place where I can find documentation on what sort of
environment I need to develop/debug QGIS itself?
What's the motivation behind this is a blocker bug in Raster Calculator,
that I reported.
Hi George,
depending on your
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