Thank you Nyall!
That solved the problem. I failed to see that in the C++ code for split
features tool, but it was there.
The only small annoyance that I had was the need to convert the result of
feature.attributes() into a dictionary.
Once again, thanks! It solved a long-standing issue in the
On 28 March 2018 at 08:32, Alexandre Neto wrote:
> My multipart split plugin (which I am porting to 3), It breaks multipart
> features and transforms each part in individual features, copying the
> attributes from the original feature.
>
> In the process, I need to be
My multipart split plugin (which I am porting to 3), It breaks multipart
features and transforms each part in individual features, copying the
attributes from the original feature.
In the process, I need to be careful with the autoincrement primary keys.
For PostGIS and Spatialite, asking for the