the developer version from git but I
don't know how to get to the documentation... Actually every time a script
has some non-conform values it disappears from the list...
Thanks!
Matteo
2013/2/22 Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com
Matteo
Thanks for your ideas
you can tell SEXTANTE to use
Hi all
Here is a question I want to raise up and that I think is worth discussing
The SEXTANTE-SAGA bindings are working more or less fine, and it's by
far easier to ensure they work correctly than the GRASS bindings,
since SAGA doesn't have so many uncommon features as GRASS and
integration is
Staden rud...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Victor... I tried a few other ways to load the layer, but none of
them seem to work.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 1:13 PM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
...
Ideally, a SEXTANTE algorithm should just take data and produce new
data
I faced the same problem with SEXTANTE (and there were a large number
of calls to replace), and decided to go ahead and break compatibility
with 1.8. Should be better in the mid-term, but it's true that it is
not nice to leave a plugin depending now on an yet-unreleased
version...
If it is not a
+0100, Victor Olaya wrote:
I faced the same problem with SEXTANTE (and there were a large number
of calls to replace), and decided to go ahead and break compatibility
with 1.8. Should be better in the mid-term, but it's true that it is
not nice to leave a plugin depending now on an yet-unreleased
Interacting with the canvas or any other elements in QGIS is not a
good idea from SEXTANTE. It might cause that freezing you mention,
since you are calling GUI methods from a different thread and that
might result in strange behaviour.
Ideally, a SEXTANTE algorithm should just take data and
Hi all
I have been trying to find out how to programatically save the
attributes table of a vector layer to a dbf from QGIS, since this is
likely the best option for an intermediate format between SEXTANTE and
external applications. Anyone can give me a hint about it? It should
be possible, since
Piotr
thanks for the suggestion. The reason why I want to save to dbf is
mainly because that is what SAGA uses for tables, so if the input is
not a shapefile, it has to be exported to it before passing to SAGA
from SEXTANTE (currentyl, it won't work with tables in a different
format)
CSV is much
topology.
I'm thinking i may need to change my data to GRASS format rather than
shapefile.. I'm an arcgis user recently converted to QGIS so still finding my
way..
Claire
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On 21 Jan 2013, at 09:39 p.m., Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Claire
I do
there's no mechanism to do that.
giovanni
[1] http://www.qgis.org/api/classQgsRasterFileWriter.html
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Il giorno 13/gen/2013 17:10, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com ha scritto:
Hi all
I have just implemented a new mechanism in SEXTANTE to make handling
of file formats more
Hi all
I have just implemented a new mechanism in SEXTANTE to make handling
of file formats more clear and easy. Now, no matter what provider is
creating a vector layer, all formats supported by QGIS can be
selected, without requiring anything special added to the algorithm
provider. SEXTANTE
Not really. They are all now under QGIS algorithms, along with
SEXTANTE native ones and MMQGISX ones (basically, all the python ones
not needing external apps). I am just trying to reorder things so
there are less groups and everything is more homogeneous
Cheers
Victor
2013/1/10 Paolo Cavallini
in advance!
2012/12/20 John C. Tull jct...@gmail.com:
On Dec 19, 2012, at 2:49 AM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Olav,
Thanks for your contribution!
There is no option SAGA folder in the SEXTANTE configuration like you have
when installing on Windows. I haven't checked on Linux
Olav,
Thanks for your contribution!
There is no option SAGA folder in the SEXTANTE configuration like you have
when installing on Windows. I haven't checked on Linux, but I guess the
Unixes don't need this, as long as saga_cmd is in the path, right?
Right, Mac and Linux should work in the
Sounds good to me.
I assumed that it would be installed, but it's a better idea to add it
explicitly
I will add a check to SEXTANTE, so in case it is not installed, it
leaves out the algorithms that use it
Thanks!
Victor
2012/12/19 Etienne Tourigny etourigny@gmail.com:
Hi
I had this
There is no need fo permission, but it's a good idea to tell them
about it. Olaf is quite bad at answering emails, and i haven't talked
to him in a while, but I will send him an email and tell him about
this. It might also be a good idea to use the SAGA mailing list...
2012/12/15 Paolo Cavallini
Anita,
You are not using the geometry of the second layer, so instead of a
vector layer, you could define it as a table.
You should replace ##input2=vector with #input2=table.
However, you are not going to be able to select vector layers in this
case, just independent csv and dbf files loaded
You have Add polygon attributes to points and Join attributes from
a table, both of them in SAGA. I do not know if that is what you
need.
If you start developing your own algorithm, feel free to ask me for
help if you need it!
Best
Victor
2012/12/13 Anita Graser anitagra...@gmx.at:
Hi,
Are
I think this should be one of the priorities. SAGA works fine in Linux
and Windows (in windows it is portable, needs no install at all), but
I think Mac is a problem. In my experience, calling it is much more
stable than calling GRASS (there are less things to take care of, no
mapsets to create,
Anita
If you algorithm is of general interest and you don't mind sharing it,
we can put it in the SEXTANTE code and distribute it along with the
other ftools algorithms.
If you do not want to have it in the ftools group, then you can also
create you own algorithm provider in its own plugin (the
Hi all
I have been doing some work to have an alternative organization of
algorithms in the SEXTANTE toolbox, targeted at the non-advanced
users. I can be now be enabled in the SEXTANTE configuration. When
this is active, algorithms do not appear as belonging to a provider,
but just under a
Hi all
This mail is to tell you about the great work ESA is doing with
SEXTANTE, They have contributed several important patches (thanks to
Radoslaw Guzinski for his fantastic work!) and they use it for some of
their projects, as it can be seen in this newsletter they recently
published[1]. I
Hi all
Thanks a lot for your ideas, there are definitely very good ones in here.
I am going to try to put a detailed list of priorities and maybe some
time estimations, so we can then focus our work more efficiently.
As some of you mentioned that you have plans to work on these
ideas,since they
Kalberer pi...@sourcepole.com wrote:
Hi Victor
Am Freitag, 30. November 2012, 23.52:20 schrieb Victor Olaya:
[.]
Let's start with the second point How do you think we should spend
this money on SEXTANTE?
My personal priority list:
1. Reanimate Python code export
2. Support
Hi all
As you might know, the SEXTANTE project started some time ago at the
University of Extremadura (Spain), where I was working. I started
creating the QGIS version at the beginning of this year, and now I do
not work for the University, but I am still mantaining it. The
University has some
Hi all
I am considering adding some post processing for algorithms from
external apps, like GRASS ones. My idea is that if the algorithm needs
something extra thing to be done (for instance, parsing output text
and formatting it with the interesting values in case the process
prints valuable
No direct flight from here for me, but it's around 5 hours to Riga with one
stop (250€). Means almost spending one day to get there and another to come
back, but it's not bad. Not better than most places, I guess.
Not having Tim in the hackfest is bad news, though :-(
2012/11/13 Marco
Hi all
I am thinking about removing the SEXTANTE help menu and the button on
top of the toolbox that takes you to the process provider
documentation (that is, how to configure external algorithms)
They both refer to html pages which are now in the manual, so,
although it is handy and I guess it
thanks for the change, Alex!
2012/11/12 Werner Macho werner.ma...@gmail.com
Hi Alex!
Very good idea! nice to see that implemented - I always wondered why there
is a new (visible) directory necessary in my homedir ..
thanks a lot
kind regards
Werner
On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 3:25 PM,
] No such file or directory:
'/usr/src/qgis/Quantum-GIS/b/output/python/plugins/sextante/script/scripts'
--strk;
On Thu, Nov 08, 2012 at 08:30:42PM +0100, Victor Olaya wrote:
In the current master version, the modeler folder should default to a
folder in the user folder. It seems
In the current master version, the modeler folder should default to a
folder in the user folder. It seems that it is trying to create the folder
where the example models are. Probably you have a different setting for you
models folder? change it in the sextante_qgis.conf file in your sextante
Hi
i was going to add the names of some people that have contributed patches
and code to SEXTANTE, but found out that the About SEXTANTE menu had been
removed. I think it is a good idea (Alex did it, and I completely agree
with that...) but I would like to give credit to the people creating
Glupsmy fault again. Really sorry...
I forgot to update the cmakefile (again...)
sorry again...I am going to fix it now
Regards
2012/11/7 Filipe Dias filipesd...@gmail.com
Hi, Sextante is currently broken. Upon opening QGIS this shows up.
Tested on Ubuntu 12.04
Regards
Not the problem I thought it was...but it should be fixed anyway
Sorry again
2012/11/7 Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com
Glupsmy fault again. Really sorry...
I forgot to update the cmakefile (again...)
sorry again...I am going to fix it now
Regards
2012/11/7 Filipe Dias filipesd
1. popup after the analysis (do you want to add to TOC?)
2. checkbox Load after analysis, default No
3. checkbox Load after analysis, default Yes
4. the dialog stays open, and a button Load results is activated.
+1 for #3 from me, as that is the one that SEXTANTE uses (which
doesn't mean that
2012/11/5 Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it:
Il 05/11/2012 19:32, Marco Hugentobler ha scritto:
3. Seems also best to me. I can do it for terrain analysis and
interpolation plugin.
Once we reach a general consensus I can scan all the menus, report
individual tickets, and start with
Hi all
I have started adding some tools in SEXTANTE that do not actually perform
analysis, but that are interesting to have there, especially to add them as
parts of a model to handle results.
The first group I am working on is tools for managing GeoServer (importing
a layer, styling a layer,
How many people are using the pymorph algorithms in SEXTANTE? The
performance is terrible (it runs very slow also outside of SEXTANTE, with
the examples provided), and I am thinking about removing it, since I guess
not a lot of people are using it.
There is OTB for image processing stuff, and in
Lauri,
That option is the defualt in SEXTATNE, it all goes to a temp file unless
you set a filename explicitly.
Maybe, as it was suggested, that could be added to some template of
guidelines doc, so other plugins could reuse the SEXTANTE component
handling that, and behave similarly.
Regards
1) As far as I can tell, active development is now happening on GitHub QGIS
core rather than svn; if I fork the QGIS repo, can I use just the sextante
plugin with old faithful QGIS 1.8.0, or could I run into conflicts?
Yes, you can use SEXTANTE from core with older QGIS versions.
I confirm,
You do not actually have to build SEXTANTE, just a couple of GUI files
(the about dialog and a resources file). I guess Alex can give you
better advise in this, since he introduced that changed. Until that, I
was doing the GUI files directly without using the pyQt tools (not the
optimal way, I
The discussion of this evening brought a nice idea: since we have many
different types of users, whi not having a first usage wizard that
simply asks the user which profile (s)he prefers, and then starts QGIS
with only the needed menus and buttons activated?
Sounds like a good idea. Not too
Richard,
Thanks for the link! That looks really interesting...
What a pity I could not make it to Essen :-(
Thanks again
Victor
2012/10/21 Richard Duivenvoorde rdmaili...@duif.net:
On 10/21/2012 09:35 PM, Victor Olaya wrote:
Any recomendation about unit testing for QGIS plugins? Any plugin
. If not, we will try to fix them (and hopefully
on time for you meeting).
Thanks again for your help
Victor
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 9:14 PM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Agustin
2 quick things:
1) I am going to prepare a document with instructions to use the
latest version from git
Victor,
Will we have a new version of the Sextante plugin soon or do we have
to apply the patch ourselves?
Agus
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks!
2012/10/19 rldhont rldh...@gmail.com:
Hi Victor,
Ticket opens and patch supplies
http
it, see
http://osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/R-scripts-for-raster-layers-in-External-Apps-of-the-Sextante-Toolbox-plugin-td4998046.html).
I will try the git thing (now that Ii know hot to use svn...), if I
find directions on how to do it.
Agus
On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Victor Olaya vola
Agustin
The most useful info here is in the Rlog file that you will find in
[your-user-folder]/sextante
That tells us what was the problem with R (if any). Could you please send it?
thanks for your help
Victor
2012/10/19 Agustin Lobo alobolis...@gmail.com:
I find problem at trying to run R
to specify shell=True on Windows is
when the command you wish to execute is built into the shell (e.g. dir or
copy). You do not need shell=True to run a batch file or console-based
executable.
If you want I can open an issue and provide a patch.
Regards,
René-Luc
Le 19/10/2012 10:01, Victor
Thanks!
2012/10/19 rldhont rldh...@gmail.com:
Hi Victor,
Ticket opens and patch supplies
http://hub.qgis.org/issues/6545
René-Luc
Le 19/10/2012 10:15, Victor Olaya a écrit :
That makes sense...
Please open a ticket and provide a patch, and I will apply it ASAP
Many thanks!
Victor
native fTools, or the SEXTANTE version?
2012/10/17 Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it:
Hi all.
I noticed that generation of regular points and grids take 0,0 as
origin, instead of xmin, ymin of the layer bounding box: could anyone
confirm?
Thanks.
--
Paolo Cavallini - Faunalia
,
Anita
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 1:33 AM, David Fawcett david.fawc...@gmail.com
wrote:
If you go forward, don't forget to ask to have it added to planetgs.com and
planet osgeo.
On Oct 14, 2012, at 5:33 PM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
I was thinking about starting a blog
)
Great work! Thanks again!
2012/10/12 Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it:
Il 12/10/2012 10:10, Victor Olaya ha scritto:
I can put your code into the SEXTANTE folder in the QGIS repo in a
new branch and we can work there. I am interested on it, for sure.
why in a branch? I do noth think
Hi all
I was thinking about starting a blog to post QGIS-related stuff,
mostly tipstricks about the SEXTANTE plugin, but also about other
things, but since there are other people doing something similar (and
writing really great posts), I think it would be a good idea to
coordinate this a bit. To
Sextante patch. I hoped thet Sextante gets a
separate git repostory , which would make it easier to send pull requests.
Regards
Pirmin
Am Mittwoch, 10. Oktober 2012, 23.22:42 schrieb Victor Olaya:
Hi all
I have just done a quick check for new plugins, and found one named OGR
transformation
Hi all
I have just done a quick check for new plugins, and found one named OGR
transformation. To my surprise, it is a SEXTANTE-based one! There is no
author information, but I would like to get in contact with the developers,
since some things, specially the DB-related ones, are something that I
Werner
Thanks!
The java SEXTNATE code is MIT licensed, but I think that someone said
that QGIS plugins should be GPL. I am fine with both GPL 2 and 3, in
case you can add the headers yourself (thanks in advance!).
Alexander and Camilo contributed code as well. Do they have anything
to say about
I don't see why sextante in qgis has to change from MIT to GPL, does
it really have to?
No, it does not have to, from a legal point of view.
I do not think it has changed: java and python versions have no code in
common, so the author simply chose a different licence.
All the best.
Just
All in all I found 516 files without any license!
And bad news for Victor and sextante - 275 of them are in the sextante
subdirectories ;)
Not bad news...as long as I can find a way to automate adding those headers :-)
I used to keep a license file in the head folder, and no license
headers
-
From: Victor Olaya
Hi Pedro
The problem is that the select algorithm does not generate a new
layer, but just makes a selection on a existing one. It seems that
this case hasn't been correctly considered...
I will have a look at it and see if I can fix it
Regards
2012/9/18 Pedro
Hi all,
I just merged sextante-import branch to master. There is some
work to be done (like running tests and rebuild docs), but SEXTANTE
itself installed and works fine.
Great!
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I don't know the SEXTANTE architecture well enough but surely we could
keep the vector menu in place and just delegate the work to some
SEXTANTE tool?
Sure, you can keep the menu, and even the custom dialog, and then call
the SEXTANTE algorithm from there. No difference for users, but a
Just 1 question: I started working with a git clone right away,
thinking the svn repo would be abandoned, but Victor tells me he is
still commiting to svn. Could this be a problem in a future merge?
Not I should be able to pull these changes through until svn is frozen.
The reason why I
BTW, Victor, when I was first figuring out git, this talk helped a
lot: http://vimeo.com/14629850
Thanks! I have heard great things about git, and that is why I want to
fully get into it and lean how to take the most out of it
Regards
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Interesting topic. I think we should try to replicate those
functionalities and when they are fully supported in SEXTANTE, maybe
remove them in their original form.
Something that can be done while that happens is to wrap those
algorithms that are a bit harder to adapt to SEXTANTE, wrapping them
Someone alerted me to PySAL today : https://geodacenter.asu.edu/projects/pysal
PySAL is great, I already had it in my list. However, it is complex
and there are no ready-to-use algorithms, but a great collection of
basic functions to combine, some maybe we should think about something
like the R
Hi all,
We have finally decided to move the SEXTANTE repo (the QGIS part of
it) to the QGIS repository. The Java part will stay in the googlecode
SVN as it is right now.
The repo will be frozen Aug20th, so please commit your changes before
that date. Once the code is migrated, we will update
Manning,
thanks for your support. I try to update it often, but that depends on
the new features added or the number of bugs fixed. I plan to release
a new version before the end of the month, since there are quite a few
new things and that is already an important difference from the
previous
Most likely we will move the code to the QGIS repo, we are just
deciding a few things.
However, just a couple of questions:
1)I do not know if al SEXTANTE commiters are QGIS commiters. As Tim
said, I might get access to the QGIS repo, but will the others also
get it. I am particularly thinking
Hi all
As you might know, there are now two main version of SEXTANTE: A Java
one, used by several GIS apps, and a Python one used by QGIS. They are
rather different, and they coexist in the SEXTANTE repository (the
QGIS version can be found in the bindings folder). The structure of
the SVN
Hi Victor.
Is the java version going to work with gvSIG only, and the python one
with QGIS only?
In this case, it would probably be more clear to rename the folder with
the name of the program they refer to.
All the best.
No, the Java version will work with all the other Java apps and libs,
Does the python version depend on the java version (is it really just
a binding) ?
No, it does not. That is why it does not make sense to have it along
with the Java part (which has several binding between SEXTANTE and
other apps, but in the Python version the architecture is different,
since
Do they share other parts to recommend having them in the same repository ?
No they do not share anything, technically speaking. But they share
the name of the project, which makes things a bit harder. They can be
considered as two versions of the same software in different
programming
- Addition of Sextante into QGIS as a standard plugin (assuming that
sits well with Victor)
That sounds good to me, and completely feasible within the dates you
are discussing. We are still rethinking the way we are going to manage
the repository, but definitely 2.0 should contain SEXTANTE
Great work!
This will greatly increase the functionality of SEXTANTE :-)
Thanks for your work!
Regards
Victor
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Hi all,
I am sorry to insist a bit, but I am having problems releasing a new
version of SEXTANTE, due to a problem with the security of the release
system, which does not allow path information in zip files.
Can anyone bypass that somehow? I could send the package to a trusted
source (someone
Hi
I am trying to release a new version of SEXTANTE, but I find this
error when uploading:
There were errors reading plugin package (please check also your
plugin's metadata). For security reasons, zip file cannot contain path
informations
The help files are included in the zip, and I guess
2012/6/20 G. Allegri gioha...@gmail.com:
I really don't understand the point.
It's up to the user to provide the required packages, as it is with OTB,
SAGA, GRASS, etc.
I think some packages are different that others. I discussed this with
Paolo, and my opinion is that GRASS and SAGA are the
I just want to add that both Victor and Fernando are good friends of
mine and their work is impressive. If GGL2 can be implemented in QGIS
using SEXTANTE, That will be a very valuable addition. I, of course,
will be ready to help as much as needed.
Regards
Victor
2012/6/18 Víctor González
Yes, that is explained in the SEXTANTE help
Regards
2012/6/5 benoi...@bc-consult.com:
Hi Victor,
How do I add help info to a custom script in SEXTANTE (Scripts block)?
Algorithms GUI display a help tab: how do I fill that tab with relevant
info?
Is it explain in the documentation?
It is feasible if QGIS exposes those algorithms and they are
documented. I tried myself to implement the GPS processes in QGIS, but
I could not find any docs about them, so I did not know how to call
them. As loong as there is a way of calling them, they can be wrapped
and included into SEXTANTE
I'm trying to use Sextante to convert a vector to a raster, but:
- GRASS v.to.rast does not work (ticket open)
Resolved in r198. Now there are 2 algs
- GDAL rasterization is missing
True. Maybe it should be added
- SAGA and OTB do not allow easily to use an existing raster to define extent
Thanks for this - BTW, what is the utility of having the val parameter here?
You have to tell GRASS which option to use. Instead of letting the
user select it, it is hardcoded, giving just one option. I know it is
not a very elegant solution, but it is what I can think of by now.
Maybe I could
oops, I thought I had fixed that by splitting the algorithm in several
of them...I will check again. It is not hard to fix anyway
regards
2012/5/30 Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.it:
Hi all.
I think v.buffer.angle is broken:
GRASS execution commands
g.region n=4922613.39423
, I had splitted it, and in fact this algorithm just calls the
angle option, but it still complains
This is your command line
v.buffer input=tmp1338388935286 angle=90 tolerance=0.01 -s -c
output=output --overwrite
and it says
ERRORE: Select a buffer distance/minordistance/angle or column,
Anne
SEXTANTE passes all data to backends using files, in a way that is
transparent to the user and the developer. Basically, it passes the
datasource filename and let's the external app open and process the
data. But, it is transparent and convenient to use because if the data
is in a format
Camilo
it all goes perfect :-)
Note that iterating parameter values are not yet supported. Am looking
into it, not sure if sextante or the backends make any assumptions
about the order of iteration (that is, I have to use 1 thread or
multiple synced threads) or if I can just run them in
Sounds great to me.
I have given you write access to the SEXTANTE SVN (as I told you, this
might change to another location if it finally gets integrated into
QGIS, but for now it will remain there, at least until the end of
GSoC). Feel free to add your changes there so we can all start testing
Giuseppe
This is awesome from the point of view of SEXTANTE. One of the biggest
problems in SEXTANTE for gvSIG is that, if you have saved your results
as temporary files, the project will keep a link to them, but they
will be deleted once you exit the program. This problem appears also
in QGIS,
What should be the benefit of multithreading here? To run algorithms
outside from main thread so that GUI does not get blocked?
IMHO this is the main reason; I think the way GDALTools work is fine for the
user.
All the best.
I agree with Paolo. That is the main reason. Executing several
If the interface is freezing, that means that GRASS is freezing (maybe
it takes too long to process or the data is invalid). If you were
passing wrong data, SEXTANTE would make a wrong call to GRASS and
GRASS would produce nothing, which will cause SEXTANTE to fail
afterwards showing an error
+1!
I was suggesting this too, with the purpose to use the Executo (and the
whole Sextante plugin) from a CLI, i.e. a headless QgsApplication instance,
like Qgis Mapserver.
The problem is not there. That class has almost no GUI, except for a
couple of message boxes.
The problem is that
Pedro
Thanks for your help
The resampling is automatically done, so you can use layers that do
not match (which cannot be done in saga). However, if grids do match,
maybe I should implement some mechanism to avoid the resampling.
Let me test those layers and I will tell you what is going on,
Pedro
SAGA calculator does not work like that
To include a raster layer in the formula you have to use single
letters (a is the first one, b is the second one...), but not using
the names of the layers that you see in QGIS
I guess that we need more documentation for algorithms, or the user
I think that it could be great to have GPS tools in SEXTANTE,
specially to automate tasks. However, I see that it is a C++ plugin,
not a python one. Anyone can help me and tell me how (if possible) the
functions in that GPS plugin could be called from my python code??
Thanks in advance!
Victor
Please also remember that OSSIM is embedded in OTB, currently usable
through SEXTANTE.
And yes, an OSSIM provider would be very good to have.
All the best.
I did not know that. Then having OSSIM algorithms in SEXTANTE might be
a bit redundant, right?
Regards
Right. That's the point, SEXTANTE handles the graphical stuff and the
integration in QGIS. The only thing the developer has to do to create
a SEXTANTE algorithm is to write the algorithm itself, the processing
part
Regards
El día 22 de abril de 2012 15:28, Peter Borissow
peter.boris...@yahoo.com
Vipul
As Alex Said, SEXTANTE is the easiest way for you to incorporate OSSIM
into QGIS.
Feel free to ask me for help, I will be pleased to guide you and
explain you how to do it and how to create a SEXTANTE plugin for OSSIM
Regards
El día 21 de abril de 2012 22:55, Vipul Raheja
Hi all
I think that now that SEXTANTE is having a lot of activity in its QGIS
version, it might be a good idea to separate it from the Java version.
Although the apps are almost the same and have the same name, I think
it is good for each one to have a separate place, and make that clear
in our
to find it, but then I would like to keep
then SEXTANTE toolbox, SEXTANTE modeler, etc, menu entries
Regards
Vincent
- Nathan
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 5:32 PM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
I think that now that SEXTANTE is having a lot of activity in its QGIS
version
:33 PM, Martin Dobias wonder...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Victor
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:32 AM, Victor Olaya vola...@gmail.com wrote:
I was thinking about opening a GIT repo at the hub.qgis.org site, but
would like to hear your opinions about it. I am more or less new to
GIT, so maybe someone
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