Which files link to the DTD?
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There are better ways than subprocess. You can try:
import processing
processing.runalg("gdalogr:warpreproject", list, of, params)
This depends on the Processing plugin being enabled, though. Or you can try:
from osgeo import gdal
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Thank you - that's worked perfectly.
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And then add the appropriate repository in the bash script, is that what you
mean?
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Just for info, writeAsVectorFormat exports to GeoJSON differ between Windows
2.8.8 and Debian/Ubuntu 2.8.8. The upside is that this has finally forced me
to get Virtualbox up and running so I have a QGIS Linux environment.
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I test against LTR in Travis via the following in .travis.yml:
install:
- sudo add-apt-repository http://qgis.org/debian-ltr
I'd also like to test against 2.14 with:
- sudo add-apt-repository http://qgis.org/debian
Travis obviously support matrix builds, but I can't figure out how to build
ThomasG wrote
> How did you land on this page?
Third result from:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=qgis+python+set+project+crs
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OK, I found a 2.8.6 install, and that has solved that specific problem -
thanks!
However, there is one other inconsistency. I should have said that the data
is qgis_sample_data\shapefiles\airports.shp from
https://qgis.org/downloads/data/qgis_sample_data.zip.
2.8.6 Win7x64:
{ "type": "Feature",
Thanks for the comprehensive response, Jürgen. Given that Travis (using
ubuntugis/ubuntugis-unstable) installs QGIS 2.8.1 at the moment, I don't
think I can get that to generate the OFTInteger64 output. Not a big problem
- I'll just use 2.8 for this.
Thanks again for all the help
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Apologies, Juergen - messages crossed. So are you saying, given SHP input and
QGIS 2.8.1, that it's not possible to replicate the 2.14.1 output? If so,
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Tom Chadwin wrote
> 2. Can I bump GDAL on Ubuntu with apt-get?
...or any other simple way which can be easily implemented in Travis.
Current Travis config is here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/qgis2web/blob/master/.travis.yml
So I guess pip is an alternative, though I don't know much
Ah, thank you. The Travis install is QGIS 2.8.1, so two questions:
1. Will GDAL 2 work with this?
2. Can I bump GDAL on Ubuntu with apt-get?
Thanks for explaining so quickly - much appreciated
Tom
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My system (QGIS 2.14.1 Win7x64):
{ "type": "Feature", "properties": { "ID": "1" }, "geometry": { "type":
"Point", "coordinates": [ -162.97528075057517, 67.562080385426 ] } }
Travis (QGIS ?2.8.?, Ubuntu Trusty):
{ "type": "Feature", "properties": { "ID": 1.00 }, "geometry": { "type":
"Point",
I currently use a couple of random layers out there (one WFS, one WMS) for
Travis testing. One went wrong recently. What services does QGIS Travis
testing use? Presumably the devs have faith in those servers' and layers'
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I'm getting a popup on this page:
http://docs.qgis.org/testing/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/crs
"There is an documentation error, please report back to QGIS devs."
Not visited the page before, so I don't know whether the problem has just
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Does the recently-written cookbook page help?
http://docs.qgis.org/testing/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/plugins.html#translation
Tom
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Works perfectly - thanks so much, Jürgen.
Tom
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I have a QWebView, and this fails to pull in internet pages, citing proxy
authentication failure. I've tried adding:
QNetworkProxyFactory.setUseSystemConfiguration(True)
Doesn't seem to have made a difference. I'm a tad hamstrung because I don't
have this proxy setup myself, and hence am relying
Yes, adding BBOX does the trick. Sorry for the noise.
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Can I just add a BBOX querystring variable to the URL? Does that disable
feature caching?
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Is it possible to load a WFS layer via Python, disabling "Cache feature" as
present in the GUI? How?
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My guess is that it won't work well, if at all, in the plugins repo site.
From memory, SVGs aren't embedded with an tag, and a fallback raster is
needed anyway for browsers which struggle with SVGs. Perhaps the Django
handles all of that, generating a fallback PNG and writing the markup
required,
Alessandro Pasotti-2 wrote
>> The messages would also be a lot more useful if they included the plugin
>> description and changelog.
>
> That's just a click away, the notification contains the plugin detail page
> url.
But I (and I imagine most people) am not going to click through, because of
th
The messages would also be a lot more useful if they included the plugin
description and changelog. Without those, I've no idea what the majority of
the plugins do, or whether the new versions are of interest to me. +1 for
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@Marco Here are a couple of screenshots:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qoeoku0ib62pt6m/Screenshot%202016-03-30%2010.45.22.png?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/v4ma50tv3t87t1o/Screenshot%202016-03-30%2010.50.06.png?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n9utuezb5h2zw0y/Screenshot%202016-03-30%2010.50.45.png?dl
> -2147483646 is actually QGis.WKBLineString25D, so this is the right
answer :)
Oh! The other values I'd come across having been in the range 0-6 or so,
that value totally misled me, though I did work out that it looked plausible
as a value in binary... Theme for the other methods - hopefully ju
@Matthias OK, I'll do a PR tomorrow, and attach some screenshots.
@Marco, yes, of course. I'll post some screenshots here tomorrow as well. A
couple of people saw some work in progress on Gitter, but this should be
more complete now. If you're concerned about major/crazy changes, please
don't wor
I've now locally tested running doxygen against QGIS master source,
specifying this file as HTML_EXTRA_STYLESHEET (I've changed which directory
it's in):
https://github.com/tomchadwin/QGIS/blob/master/cmake_templates/api_custom.css
I've made some additions and changes as a result. Most importantl
Currently, I detect the geometry type of input layers (which the user
supplies, so they could be anything) with layer.wkbType(). This fails
(returning -2147483646) if the input layer has z/m values (and will probably
also fail with eg curved geometries).
Is there a way to "flatten/simplify" newer/
I've consolidated my changes into one file, which hopefully contains changes
only from the original files above, and if included after them, should
overwrite the relevant rules. For the moment, I've put the file here:
https://github.com/tomchadwin/QGIS/blob/master/doc/api_custom.css
No idea where
Thanks, both. I've just implemented that. In documentation, what is the best
way to refer to the .qgis2 folder?
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I've had a go at improving the CSS for the API docs site
(https://qgis.org/api/). We've looked into how the changes might be
incorporated, and think we know how to proceed. However, it would be good to
get the changes tested - I've only tested it on Chrome/Win7 and IE11.
What would be the best way
I've got something rather badly wrong in qgis2web. The plugin has a
/templates folder, and users are encouraged to add their own templates.
However, a user has just rightly pointed out that because /templates is
within the plugin folder, changes are lost when upgrading the plugin to a
new version.
Is it true that a common criticism of QGIS versus Arc is the multiple "open"
buttons? Is trying to combine all open functionality (vector, raster, WFS,
WMS, dB, QGIS project, etc, etc) into one "open" button the best approach?
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Neumann, Andreas wrote
> Why should the QGIS project encourage or include technology that:
> - disables printing and
> - disables content copy ?
>
> I would be against having such technology in QGIS.
>
> QGIS is about enabling content and technologies, not about disabling and
> restricting the u
Last follow-up on this, I hope: is there an accepted method for
cloning/duplicating a vector layer? Examples online seem to involve manually
creating a new layer and then iterating over the source layer's features to
add to the new one. Anything simpler?
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I'm sorry my expertise isn't up to what you ask, but I did just want to say
thanks for all this approval/testing work. I dint know how you find the
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Ah, I see it! Thank you so much. And apologies for not spotting that one
myself. I blame Python and its semantic white space... Fix will follow as
soon as I can.
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@Sylvain
Apologies - I meant how best to do it in Python.
Thanks
Tom
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Sorry about the convoluted subject line. qgis2web is built from @volaya's
qgis-ol3 plugin (thanks as ever, Victor). That exported layers by making
temporary memory copies of them, in order to manipulate them pre-export
without affecting the original layer and corrupting the user's data. This
worked
jmckenna wrote
> I think people find it hard to follow your messages as you don't
> include the previous thread in your response; meaning, we have no idea
> what/who you are responding to.
Apologies to all. A combination of using Nabble to avoid our massive
corporate signature files, trying to r
@Nyall You're completely right. Thanks so much! Couldn't use your method
precisely (throws "TypeError: qgis._core.QgsSymbolV2 represents a C++
abstract class and cannot be instantiated"). However, this did the trick:
symbol = range.symbol().clone()
Thanks again, and sorry about all the questions
I'm not sure how, but that line is no longer crashing. However, I am now
getting a crash on a subsequent line:
wallColor = symbol.symbolLayer(1).subSymbol().color().name()
What is interesting is that it crashes not immediately, but on the third
feature it loops to in "for feat in feats". Simplifi
Here's a fuller code snippet.
# cleanedLayer is a memory layer with the extra fields added for height,
roof, colour, and wall colour
# i is the original layer
# canvas is obviously iface.mapCanvas()
fields = cleanedLayer.pendingFields()
renderer = i.rendererV2()
renderContext = QgsRenderContext.
No, it's not that. I already have startRender() and stopRender() either side
of the code block above. Can anyone explain the crash?
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Yes, I know. I was replying to Jeff.
We just need to remember the reason for this discussion and ticket. The
behaviour might be ever so slightly irritating for experienced users. It's
less experienced users, though, that any proposed changes are intended to
benefit. Martin's original point is abo
Any folder installed to the Windows desktop is extremely irregular. In fact,
I'm not sure I've ever seen another application do it.
1. Install to C:\Program Files
2. Add all shortcuts to new Start menu folder
3. Ask to add QGIS shortcut to the desktop
4. Some installers also ask if you want qu
Wait, do I need startRender() and stopRender() for this as well?
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The line:
symbol = range.symbol()
where range is (I trust) a QgsRendererRangeV2 is dumping QGIS for me. Does
anyone know what circumstances can result in this? Fuller code snippet:
elif isinstance(renderer, QgsGraduatedSymbolRendererV2):
classAttribute = renderer.classAttribute()
attrVal
I run it from the Windows start menu, so I'm not actively specifying a
directory. I think that will mirror other non-dev users' behaviour, so I
still think this is an issue. I can't remember how I first installed the
OSGeo installer itself, but I can't imagine I changed any installer
defaults.
-
Thanks, Nyall. Way beyond my knowledge, I'm afraid (when someone starts to
say overloading or subclassing, my eyes tend to glaze over. Not to worry -
at least I've got rid of that error...
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Apologies. Just found this in the docs for the non-deprecated syntax:
"available in Python bindings as symbolForFeature2". Grrr.
symbolForFeature2() works with the extra argument.
I still can't get my code to do what I want it to, but that's a different
(and as-yet unknown) issue.
Many apologies
I am struggling with QgsFeatureRendererV2.symbolForFeature().
QgsFeatureRendererV2.symbolForFeature(QgsFeature) does not throw an error,
but the API docs say that is deprecated. The non-deprecated syntax is listed
as QgsFeatureRendererV2.symbolForFeature(QgsFeature, QgsRenderContext).
However, in m
@jmckenna: https://hub.qgis.org/issues/14463
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Ah, that's good timing. I didn't know that had been introduced this week.
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Does Redmine have voting on bugs/feature requests, and if so, does QGIS use
that facility? That's the main thing I've found lacking in Github.
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+1 for this as an issue. Adding icons to the desktop should be optional.
Also, on Windows, the OSGeo installer leaves a folder with a very
non-user-friendly name ("http%" something or other).
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I'd really like to know about this. Are these commands in the OSGeo shell? In
other words, will it work on Windows? I stripped out the translation code
from plugin builder after I could not get the translation test to pass
Travis, but ideally, I'd like to add it back in.
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I got that far, but had me baffled. What is a QgsRenderContext, and do I
need an existing or a new one in this case? If an existing one, how do I
retrieve it?
This is where the API docs are no use, in my opinion: for high-level
descriptions of classes. One has to rely on someone having blogge
Yeah, I found that, and tried it, with no joy. I need to understand it better
and try again. Thanks.
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The following code works for a layer which has the 2.5d renderer selected:
feats = layer.getFeatures()
for feat in feats:
symbol = layer.rendererV2().symbolForFeature(feat)
This still works if I change the layer to a single symbol renderer. However,
if I change it to a categorized symbol rend
2.14 becomes LTR when 2.16 is released, I believe. A chance for 2.14 to bed
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Matthias Kuhn-2 wrote
>> 3. OTF reprojection seems to break the renderer, to my eyes.
>
> Can you file an issue?
http://hub.qgis.org/issues/14381
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>If you provide me with a good variable
I'm not sure my trigonometry is up to it, but I'll have a look.
> lock the roof color
Yes, that works - apologies for the noise.
Some other questions/observations on the 2.5d renderer (let me know if this
is an inappropriate place to discuss this):
1. T
Tried the 2.5d renderer for the first time - terrific work.
I have one suggestion, and one question. Suggestion: allow users to specify
the sun position, so that the walls shaded according to aspect are
consistent with eg aerial photography layers.
Question: I created the simple 2.5d style with d
OpenLayers is moving away from the Closure library. This is A Good Thing, as
abandoning Closure will decrease OpenLayers' filesize considerably.
However, it means that OpenLayers now doesn't work on older browsers. While
not a big deal for end-users' desktop browsers, as very few are affected,
it'
I've just released qgis2web 1.0.0. If you have an earlier version installed,
please do update. Report any issues you have with it on Github. Thanks for
all the help I've had from this list and from others in getting this far.
Thanks
Tom
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How tolerant are users of such changes? I remember the Quark boss once saying
"never change a keyboard shortcut"...
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Yes. Your failing example creates a new instance of a canvas not associated
with the QGIS interface. Your working method retrieves the canvas instance
from the interface.
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Try searching for "zoom" on this page:
http://qgis.org/api/classQgsMapCanvas.html
That should get you some of the methods you require.
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I've got this working largely as I want - I now have a devtools inspector in
my plugin dialog which F12 toggles (download qgis2web master from Github to
see it).
I would like to toggle the inspector automatically if there is a JS error in
the QWebPage/QWebView. I imagine this is done by subclassin
The polyfill works.
Matthias, any idea how I make QtWebKit.QWebInspector available in the QGIS
Qt Designer? I've included it by hand-editing my ui.py file, but pyuic4 will
obviously overwrite that.
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Just to close this one off, this issue was caused by OL3.13.0 replacing
goog.bind() with Function.bind() as part of their move to abandon legacy
code and insist on ECMA-compliant clients. Presumably the Qt4 WebKit is not
thus compliant. Solution is to use a polyfill. All the details are in the
OL3
I've reported the issue here: https://github.com/openlayers/ol3/issues/4706.
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OK, I've got that working (thanks again, Matthias), and I'm getting an error
in OL3.13.0 itself, not in my JS. I'll update the qgis2web Github issue, and
see if I can get some OL3 help from somewhere. For info, the error I get is:
ol-debug.js:48906
TypeError: 'undefined' is not a function (evaluat
Thanks, Matthias - that should be just what I need. First attempts to
implement it result in a minidump, but I'll keep trying.
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qgis2web's preview pane is a QWebView. OpenLayers 3.13.0 has just been
released. I've tried upgrading qgis2web's OpenLayers to that version, but
the preview stops working. I found instructions for how to redirect the
QWebView's console output to the QGIS Python console. The (not very
meaningful) er
This old thread might also help:
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Is it http://qgis.org/api/classQgsSnapper.html?
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> Just an idea: what about a 2.16 being an LTR rather than the 2.14 ?
Counter-argument. This breaks the only newly established LTR release cycle
which is cited as very attractive to corporate users.
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Hmm. Not at all usable, I'm afraid. I would have thought a properly
documented changelog for releases would be A Good Thing.
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No, I don't mean announcing that the releases are available - I mean a
changelog for the releases. Where is that?
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I try to keep the users within the organizations I work with aware of new
versions of QGIS when they are released. I also like to summarize some of
the changes. My Google skills are failing me, however, in finding changelogs
for eg 2.8.6 and 2.12.3, rather than for 2.8 and 2.12. I'm sure I've found
I just thought I'd reassure you that the discussion is being read and not
ignored. As just a plugin dev, I cannot offer any opinion - the core devs
will come to the best consensus, and the rest of us can all then work at
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OK, trying to simplify this, can anyone tell me if file locking is an issue
in this process? I am starting with a raster layer, and then want to run the
following in turn on it:
1. QgsRasterPipe.writeRaster()
2. processing.runalg("gdalogr:warpreproject")
3. processing.runalg("gdalogr:translate")
The output of `QgsRasterFileWriter` *is* styled. The output of
`warpreproject` is *not* styled, but the `.tif` is accompanied by a
`.aux.xml` file which appears to have colour information in it:
-0.498046875
255.498046875
256
The Processing calls are inherited code. Does warpreproject have completely
the wrong arguments? If so, I don't know how it works at all.
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I posted this to Stackexchange, but have had no bites yet.
I have tried to use the code from
http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68803/qgis-save-raster-as-rendered-image?noredirect=1#comment207705_68803.
`i` is a raster layer:
pipelayer = i
pipeextent = pipelayer.extent()
pipewidth
I think deprecation and removal would be good, but for a tangential reason:
the name conflicts with OpenLayers the web mapping library. A trivial reason
at best, but probably irritating to many, and potentially confusing to
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Is it not possible to have a copy of Saga local to the QGIS installation,
like the local Python install? Faking the main Saga version sounds like a
bad idea, breaking users' ability to upgrade it.
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I've released a first beta of qgis2web version 1.0.0. I've made the jump to
v1 because all features are available for both OL3 and Leaflet exports.
Recent major additions include support for multiple projections in OL3,
along with geocode, geolocate, and measure. Leaflet now uses qgis2web
templates
That absolutely worked. Thanks you so much!
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Apologies for idiocy, but I somehow seem to have moved my Python console
slightly off the top of my screen meaning that its title bar is no longer
visible. I therefore cannot grab it to move it. Is there a QSetting or
something which I can change via the console to move it back down?
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Ah. Site has started failing in Internet Explorer. Fine in Chrome/Win.
Apologies for noise.
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Forgive off-topic, but is the Travis website down at the mo? It's doing
builds and sending result email fine, but I can't browse to travis-ci.org.
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I've only experience one such delay. Does this need to be reverted?
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If the featured flag is thought useful, how about pulling it through to the
plugin manager?
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What's the recommended way to embed documentation ?
I have a GUI help tab which pulls in the Github readme.
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OK. And the OSX build was unaffected by the top-level selection of Precise?
Seems not, but I have no experience of reading OSX test output.
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