Hi,
I am having trouble with integration tests that I am writing in a Python
plugin. The tests run correctly one at a time, but when I run them together
only the first test works correctly. It seems that changes it makes to the
database are still present in the later tests. How can I make
Hello!
I see the storing of pictures inside the database as problematic - due
to the pure file size to be expected, especially if it also possible to
store RAW-files: Just an example from my own work (ecological study):
In a project I have 16 plots studying the development of vegetation,
Thanks Alex for the quick reply..
is there any plan to have this feature in future?
Should I open a feature request?
Thanks again!
Matteo
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Hi Matteo,
currently this is not possible, as menus and buttons settings are stored in
QGIS settings.
2016-07-04 15:27 GMT+03:00 matteo :
> Hi devs,
>
> the recently function to create customized menus and buttons for the
> processing algorithms is really useful.
>
> I'm
>
> Will it easily be possible to extract such a photo from the spatialite file?
>
> No, once created, the database itself could retrieve all the data without
spatialite
- the exception being that the geometry could not be read
The position(s) are stored in extra fields
The image itself is a
Hi devs,
the recently function to create customized menus and buttons for the
processing algorithms is really useful.
I'm just wondering if there is some way to share the script with ohter
people so that even on their computer the same buttons or menu appears
in the GUI.
Is there already
Hi Mark
On 07/04/2016 12:35 PM, Mark Johnson wrote:
> Work is being done in this area, intended to be an extension of the
> RasterLite2 library (of the spatialite project), which will hopefully
> come out this year.
>
> The Raster-support in RasterLite2 supports Georeferenced images called
>
>
> Thank you very much. Will this be Spatialite only, or you think of
> extending it to Geopackage too?
The intention is building this in to the RasterLite2 Library parallel to
(and not interfering with) the present Raster/Vector-Coverage logic and
utilizing the functionality that exist there
Il 04/07/2016 12:35, Mark Johnson ha scritto:
> Work is being done in this area, intended to be an extension of the
> RasterLite2 library (of the spatialite project), which will hopefully
> come out this year.
Thank you very much. Will this be Spatialite only, or you think of
extending it to
Work is being done in this area, intended to be an extension of the
RasterLite2 library (of the spatialite project), which will hopefully come
out this year.
The Raster-support in RasterLite2 supports Georeferenced images called
Raster-Coverage's.
The idea would be to add support for Geotaged
Il 04/07/2016 11:52, Matthias Kuhn ha scritto:
> FYI,
>
> we are currently investigating the possibilities to link photos to
> geometries in QField.
>
> The idea is to use the ExternalResource widget with image flag as
> indicator that photos are a suitable input for this field.
> Then save them
FYI,
we are currently investigating the possibilities to link photos to
geometries in QField.
The idea is to use the ExternalResource widget with image flag as
indicator that photos are a suitable input for this field.
Then save them in a subfolder of the QGIS project + the relative path to
the
On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Luigi Pirelli wrote:
> data and project are here:
> https://github.com/faunalia/rt_mapserver_exporter/tree/2.0/test/data
Ah ha, thank you!
>
>
> I tried to implement a Qml2Sld converter using visitor patterns but I
> failed because qml is a
Médéric Ribreux-2 wrote
> you need to grant update,delete and insert for the other user on the
> tables .
> ...
Done
Médéric Ribreux-2 wrote
> You probably want to add read/write rights to index tables too (MDRT_*).
This was not enough... at least in our case.
The solution came from granting
Hi Andrea,
I agree to a have a set of data and rendering project to have a
systematic way to test... a set of data and a set of rendering coupled
with the tool set by Alessandro Pasotti, would facilitate a systematic
code.
The best set of data and rendering I found is related witha a similar
Il 04/07/2016 10:31, Neumann, Andreas ha scritto:
> Yes - I can start with a specification document. But not this week -
> later this month.
Thanks - I'm available for help, just let me know if I can be useful.
All the best.
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Yes - I can start with a specification document. But not this week -
later this month.
Andreas
On 2016-07-04 08:54, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> Il 04/07/2016 08:49, Neumann, Andreas ha scritto:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I also think that there is enough interest by many people/organizations
>> to have
I don't think I knew about show() either, so I have a couple of things to
try. Many thanks!
Tom
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Il 04/07/2016 08:49, Neumann, Andreas ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I also think that there is enough interest by many people/organizations
> to have support for it in QGIS core.
>
> I would have the following (mostly additional) requirements:
Thanks a lot Andreas.
> Paolo: do you have funding for
Hi,
I also think that there is enough interest by many people/organizations
to have support for it in QGIS core.
I would have the following (mostly additional) requirements:
1. being able to read a whole folder with photos
2. Support for additional graphic file formats next to JPEG.
Oh, right, good suggestion, thanks Nathan. Moreover, it can also create
thumbnails:
http://www.gdal.org/frmt_jpeg.html
So the work from QGIS side seems considerably reduced.
In the far past, reading EXIF was a bit a black magic, beacuse vendors
implemented it with lots of variations, thus many
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