Jorge Gustavo Rocha wrote
> It would be amazing if we could share things among OSGeo projects. We
> could dream with common resources, like glossaries, for example.
What a brilliant idea. Do we work with gvSIG to share translation resource?
There must be considerable overlap.
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A huge +1 from me. I was too intimidated to add issues to Redmine for some
time through not understanding what some fields meant.
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Hi Denis
The container still seems to be showing as two months old
(https://hub.docker.com/r/qgis/qgis/). Did your build time out again?
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I know there is excitement, and I'm sure all the devs want the release done.
However, I think Juergen's proposal is the best (release 23 Feb):
- more debugging time
- tallies with established release cycle
- respects the advice and plans of the Release Manager
I 100% prioritise stability over ear
Ah, thanks so much, Denis! I would not have worked that out, as I've only
just implemented testing via Docker, and have not used Docker before -
thanks also are very much due to Matthias for his help with this. I'm really
grateful to you both.
Yes, I agree that some resilient method for CI against
Thanks, Denis. That is what I am using:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/master/qgis2web/olwriter.py#L271
It works locally with the OSGeo4W nightly, but it fails in Travis:
https://travis-ci.org/tomchadwin/qgis2web/jobs/326777382#L1129
I don't yet understand what is causing this mism
Sorry to bring this one up again - has this changed yet again? I thought I
had my code working, but I'm getting Travis failures.
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Thanks for this - I was a little confused by this change. All working now.
Thanks again
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OK, no, that is be the explanation. I've neither installed python-networkx
nor qgis-full. Apologies for the noise.
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No, I meant: if your algorithms are already working *in processing* - ie you
have them set up as processing algorithms, and you also have your own GUI,
why would you need to trigger the processing algorithm GUI?
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Thanks, Andreas - 64-bit confirmed. I was uncertain because one of our
departments uses a plugin which is 32-bit only, and I couldn't remember if I
had installed that version instead.
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Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
> OSGeo4W? qgis or qgis-rel-dev? standalone? 32bit or 64bit?
OSGeo4W qgis (2.18.15-1). I believe it's 64-bit - easy way to check?
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I can't import it from the 2.18.15 console, but I just get a plain
"ImportError: No module named networkx".
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My thanks and apologies to you both - I thought I had set the max version.
I've set it now and republished, so I'll wait to see if it appears once my
XML refreshes. I don't see any problem with the behaviour as it stands until
we launch. Plugin authors should change the *min* version to 3 when it i
Richard Duivenvoorde wrote
> When did you upload it?
Last week - it was certainly there on 14 December.
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Hi Richard
Yes, I can see it on the website, but if I click uninstall in my plugins
manager, I get the warning "this plugin isn't available in any accessible
repository". I do have experimental plugins enabled in the manager. Can you
see it in the QGIS3 plugins manager?
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Morning
How do I submit a plugin to the QGIS 3 repo? I've uploaded a new
experimental version of my plugin to the main repo with QGIS min version set
to 2.99 and max to 3.99 in metadata.txt, but it doesn't seem to have
appeared. Or are things not yet set up to except QGIS3 plugins?
Thanks
Tom
Could you put the webmaps on a file share?
Alternatively, how about installing QGIS itself throughout the organization?
There are various ways to lock it down and simplify it for non-specialist
use.
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Hi Martin
Just for info, there was an incorrect EPSG:27700 definition doing the rounds
a few years back. I don't know where it came from, but it was about 200m
out, as far as I could tell:
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/WMS-layer-offset-200m-SW-of-true-location-td3790769.html
Thanks
Tom
Ah, thanks, Matteo! That's precisely what I need.
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Morning all
I have to migrate my plugin to the new processing API, and I'm having
difficulty understanding some errors during the process. Does someone have a
simple example of adding a provider and algorithm with the new API? For what
it's worth, the current error is:
Traceback (most recent call l
Another big +1 from me. The log is hard to read as it is, so clearing before
an expected message would help a great deal.
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A huge +1 from me - as a Windows user, it's frustrating not to be able to
investigate the occasional times PyQGIS causes a Windows minidump.
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I can't help with Sphinx, but a find/replace should do the job, shouldn't if?
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Perfect. Thanks, Pirmin.
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Thanks, Martin, but I'm not sure that the OpenLayers OSM layers are instances
of QgsPluginLayer. I'll check again.
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Thanks, Etienne, but it looks like I need to detect all OL layers, including
the OSM ones.
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I thought this might have been asked before, but if so, I've failed to find
it. How do you determine in PyQGIS whether a layer is an OpenLayers plugin
layer?
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I remember irritated tweets from someone like Sean Gillies involved the spec
about how projected CRSes had no place in GeoJSON.
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Doesn't the GeoJSON spec mandate WGS84?
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I'm retrieving the project grid line symbol properties in Python:
stroke = project.readEntry("Grid", "/LineSymbol", "")[0]
This gives me what I presume is a string of serialized XML:
I already have a function which reads through the properties
Because this conversion will not take place in QGIS but elsewhere, I need the
underlying maths for the conversion, not the API method. I've now found the
formula for EPSG:3857, and a method for all projections which works in
Leaflet, here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27545098/leaflet-calcu
By the way, I couldn't load go2mapillary in 2.18.14 via the plugin manager -
I get "cannot import name QgsDataSourceUri".
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Thanks for the link - this looks relevant:
map_units_per_pixel = (wgs84_maximum.x() -
wgs84_minimum.x())/self.iface.mapCanvas().width()
To explain more fully, my plugin exports QGIS projects as webmaps. I am
working on Leaflet webmaps at the moment, and, as far as I can see, Leaflet
only supports
Having suffered at the hands of the QtWebkit thing, I would strongly agree,
though I guess one airways needs to evaluate the health of any dependency -
perhaps the are instances where a Qt class is better maintained than the
alternatives.
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I've never implemented support of any unit other than pixels in my plugin. A
particular use case (vector tiles) could really use mapunits. Can someone
explain (or point me towards) the method for converting from mapunits to
pixels for on-screen rendering?
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I don't know if it's related, but I've had real problems over the last two or
three weeks with Travis tests for a Python plugin. Tests which use an
external resource (a remote WFS) tend to work in the morning (GMT), but fail
in the afternoon. I'm also getting segfaults which I hardly ever get (and
Yup, wrapping in a try and setting a flag on success is all I need, I think.
I don't need qgis.utils.plugins.
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> from timemanager.layer_settings import LayerSettings
Ah, it's as simple as that! Thank you so much.
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In a Python plugin, I would like to import some modules from another QGIS
plugin, if it is installed. Is that possible?
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Deleting versions definitely leaves your downloads figure untouched. I'm
about to publish the 150th version of mine (I think), and I don't think the
PSC would thank me if they were all up on the repo. I try just to leave one
previous stable version up along with the latest, together with versions
w
Is this the changed behaviour of OGR for null values?
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Matthias Kuhn 🌍 wrote
> I think especially with the demand for stability you raise here it's
> important that we don't talk about "lifting feature freeze" but about
> what can we do to ship:
>
> a) everything we want from a code-perspective
> b) a high quality, stable release (on which we can and
Thanks, Andreas. It might be worth a PSC member or core dev just posting that
to this list: "plugin devs, go!"
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If feature freeze is definitely now in effect, is the API frozen? In other
words, can we plugin devs who have been holding off converting until the API
changes are complete now start work?
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This point has been raised in the other "PR queue/feature freeze thread",
but I wanted to make sure it's here in this one, too: I strongly favour
honouring the feature freeze and pushing further merges to 3.2. BUT, we do
need to evaluate whether an exception needs to be made for any API-
Hello all
QgsSymbolV2.symbolLayerCount() gives the correct output for me for a given
project (in this case 1). However, a Mac user gets differing large negative
numbers each time he tries with the same project (eg -4555056). We're both
using 2.18.13. Any ideas what could cause this? (Issue is here
I'd be very happy to help out with proofing the changelog - I don't think I
know enough to help write it in the first place, but I'll happily fix some
typos.
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Thanks for reminding me. I'm seeing that for all "Browse" buttons in the
nightly. I assume it's a wrongly encoded ellipsis, or something like that?
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Andreas Neumann-4 wrote
> I am sure that other devs (e.g. Marco Hugentobler, Nyall, Martin and
> others) would have more thoughts on that topic. And maybe Even could
> comment from a OGR point of view - what would have to be done to support
> splines/nurbs.
Is this dependent on support in geos -
Stefan Keller wrote
> And there exist even vector tiles
> generators, like tilemaker or t-rex to produce vector tiles (mbtiles
> format) on your own.
And PostGIS recently implemented a native vector tile output:
https://postgis.net/docs/manual-dev/ST_AsMVT.html
I think that, plus this QGIS Vecto
That's it. A single root folder whose name matches the plugin, and the plugin
files within that, including metadata.txt. I'm therefore not sure what's
causing your issue.
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Hi Alex
Have you considered setting up your own plugin repo? I think you need some
hosting and an XML file - hopefully fairly easy to set up.
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Thanks Martin (and Tim). Can't wait for all this to land...
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Probably a daft question, but will the 2.5D renderer remain?
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Jürgen E. Fischer wrote
>> However, I continue to use the OSGeo4W installer, and I still get the
>> folder
>> on my desktop (its name is a URL-encoded form of
>> http://download.osgeo.org/osgeo4w). I delete it each time, and each time
>> I
>> run Setup again, it is recreated.
>>
>> Is this because
Hello all
A year ago, Martin Landa raised the issue of the icons and folder which
appear on the Windows desktop when installing QGIS
(https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/qgis-developer/2016-March/041810.html).
The issues were:
- installers should not add things to a user's desktop without permissio
Perhaps you have to do it manually via a PostGIS query matching
f_table_catalog, f_table_schema, and f_table_name, and updating styleqml and
stylesld?
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If the drop-down is to stay, (and I think there is an argument that it
should, as it's a lower barrier than delving into expressions), then
probably the only case options need to be:
- lower case
- upper case
- title case
- sentence case
However, I'm aware that I'm saying this as an English speak
Hi Richard
If you are raising this for yourself, I'm sure you know this, but you can
achieve what you need with the expressions function "title()". I can also
see occasions when first-letter could be of use.
If your point is for other users, then there is certainly an argument for
including title
No - apologies - a QGIS restart rectified it. Sorry for the noise.
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I cannot be 100% sure that yesterday's upgrade to 2.18.13 has caused this
issue. However, the issue is not present in the new LTR 2.14.19.
The qgis2web dialog uses a QWebPage. If you fire up the plugin and press
F12, a developer toolbar is displayed. If you click on the "Console" tab in
What value does @atlas_featureid have if the composer/atlas has never been
opened - in this session/in this project's lifetime? If null/none/similar,
is resetting @atlas_featureid to that value on composer/atlas close the best
proposal?
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Increase setMinimumWidth()?
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Hi Stefano
I've come across this issue myself. I don't have any real help myself, but
here are some links, including a possible workaround:
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/12502
http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/release-file-after-processing-runalg-tp5318609p5319597.html
Let us know if you make
Hello all
Sorry for opening this can of worms, and thanks to all of you for very kind
words. But obviously, let's move on from the personal to the general point,
not least to stop my looking as though I was fishing for compliments. I very
much was not.
Nyall Dawson wrote
>> possibly
>> reinforce
I'm not sure. What happens now? Are there circumstances in which either:
- single gets silently converted to multi or vice versa
- a user cannot do something they think should be possible, because the
geometry cannot convert from single to multi or vice versa
If either can happen, I think this i
If this is limited to 2D/3D conflicts, then the option probably needs not to
be "maintain geometry type" but "maintain 2D/transform feature to 3D" or
something similar. If there are other instances (single versus multi
geometries? not sure what else), then we probably need to think more
broadly.
T
Thanks, Matthias. Very much indeed.
I don't think it's the binary in or out that is the issue. I do think it's
the semantics. However, at the moment I am complaining without a solution -
I have not yet thought of a more appropriate word to use for this labelling
purpose.
100% make the criteria vi
So it's not that you don't trust my work, it's that you don't trust me?
As an untrusted plugin author, I should say that this makes little
difference. While I 100% understand the rationale behind this process, it
still feels like a bit of a slap in the face. Perhaps the use of the word
"trust", be
Ah, great. Thanks, Matthias (and Even, of course). Apologies that I don't
know how to find out the following myself: which point release has that
commit?
Thanks again
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Hello all
There was an issue with null values in GeoJSON exports:
https://issues.qgis.org/issues/16812
Was the fix ever backported to LTR?
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Hi Matteo
Take a look at Nathan's qgs2js:
https://github.com/NathanW2/qgs2js
That walks expressions and breaks them down into their individual nodes.
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@Richard Can you upload an updated zip of an existing version? Or do you have
to delete the existing version? If you have to delete it, you lose the
download stats, which is a shame. Not that I look at my download stats. At
all.
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I don't know of any way, I'm afraid. It's up to you, of course, but I don't
see any reason to keep old versions up in the plugins repo. Leave the most
recent two or three, and the latest version which supported any previous
QGIS versions. You can keep every release on Github. This way saves
QGIS.o
Hi Michaël
Have you thought of basing it on QGIS bookmarks instead? No need to dedicate
a field for the "order" property then.
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I looked it up, and it lists a webserver as a prerequisite, so it doesn't
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I'm afraid qgis2web just uses file://. I'd therefore be interested if you get
this to work, as file:// does limit what can be done. Does d3 Map Renderer
spawn a web server?
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I'll probably do exactly that. v3.x for QGIS3, continue with v2.x for QGIS2.
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In the absence of such a method, I'm doing this:
symbolLayers = {}
for i in xrange(symbol.symbolLayerCount()):
sl = symbol.symbolLayer(i)
if renderer.usingSymbolLevels():
k = sl.renderingPass()
else:
k = i
symbolLayers[k] = sl
stackedSLs = sorted(symbolLayers.iterke
Hello all
I need to get a list of symbolLayers, but in renderPass order. In other
words, in default order if symbol levels are not enabled, or in symbol level
order if they are.
Can I do that via the API, or do I just have to retrieve the renderPass
value for every symbolLayer and then sort the s
Remove the line completely, run the plugin, and then individually add the
modules as they show up as errors. It doesn't take too long.
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In case anyone is interested, I've got a version of this approach working
now:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/commit/6980a108bc8803c7907bb3ca7da90b1fdfc59a69
Needs testing, but works locally and under Travis.
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Hello all
An issue I face is different users' different GDAL versions meaning making
Processing GDAL calls in a plugin difficult, as you have to get the
arguments right:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/v2.17.0/utils.py#L314
I've got these different argument lists wrapped in try: bloc
Hi Victor
I did do a PR for my few local additions:
https://github.com/NathanW2/qgs2js/pull/2
It would be good to maintain it as an independent repo, if you can be
bothered to merge your additions back. Nathan, if you don't want to maintain
it, I'd be happy to take it over, or Victor could.
As
Re: qgis2web. Nathan enabled expressions with his fantastic qgs2js:
https://github.com/NathanW2/qgs2js. There are two ways in which its
implementation is incomplete, and I've worked to develop it when I can:
- only a small subset of functions have yet been coded, and I'd be really
grateful for he
Hello all
Apologies if this has already been addressed in master - I don't know the
codebase well enough to investigate.
While expanding my plugin's test suite, I got tripped up by this. The
following works in 2.18.7:
QgsVectorLayer(url, name, 'WFS') # uppercase "WFS"
However, the following doe
Hi Enrico
The Redmine address changed just this weekend. See:
https://twitter.com/timlinux/status/858994518024212481
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A big +1 from me. Thanks, Richard. The performance penalty can be mitigated
by making the checks optional.
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Have you tried:
tempOutput.close()
before the delete?
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I had a similar issue (I think). I never solved it myself, but Luca did. The
issue is here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/issues/148
The commit is here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/pull/297
The code used in current master is here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob
Yes, I mean that all models are made up of discrete algorithms, and those
algorithms will only really work as intended if chained together as in the
model. Nevertheless, the algorithms will appear in the Processing toolbox,
so users could try to use them in isolation, and have difficulty forming th
Hi Ari
What a great idea. Thank you. I guess the one downside is that it means the
main algorithm will not function on its own, so you have to rely on
documentation to inform the user not to try to use it without your
preprocessor?
Thanks again
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They should be there:
https://qgis.org/api/classQgsHillshadeRenderer.html
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Sorry, another Processing inputs question: I need inputs to capture a value
to be associated with each field of the vector layer which is selected as
the other input. Is this possible, and if so, how?
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I have two inputs to a processing algorithm, one layer, one string. Is it
possible to set the default value of the string input to the value of a
given custom property of the layer selected for the other input?
Thanks
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Nyall is in the process of porting the core Processing algorithms to C++. I
guess that's the root cause, but I don't know anything more specific.
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