Bug report #9703
The line thickness is good. The endpoints could be improved. Crossmarks
would be better than dots. If dot endpoints are easiest to program, then
put a smaller white dot in the middle of the larger red dot. This will
help measurement accuracy. The most desirable quality of the
Hi,
It is very likely that better CAD functionality will hit QGIS soon. An
approach based on the CadInput plugin [1] is being discussed [2] and
parted to core [3]. Maybe this does already provide a lot of what you need?
Best regards,
Matthias
[1] http://vimeo.com/85052231
[2]
Ah, this is useful. Let me mess around with this.
Somebody has been busy since I last checked two years ago.
On 10/20/2014 10:07 AM, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
Hi,
It is very likely that better CAD functionality will hit QGIS soon. An
approach based on the CadInput plugin [1] is being discussed [2]
On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 12:56 AM, G. Garibaldi digitalm...@cox.net wrote:
The most desirable quality of the tool would be for the markers remain on
screen until cleared by the user. This includes remaining on screen while
other commands are selected and new data entered. This onscreen
Hello G. Garibaldi,
Like you, I'm not a core programmer and therefore I depend on this fellows
goodwill, time and skills to make qgis a better tool for me to use.
With this in mind, I have to say that you probably would have more success
if, instead of demanding for changes to meet your needs,
The measure tool onscreen markers are not persistent and are therefore
not useful. Why have tools that have no useful function? I've complained
about this before, filed a ticket and was argued down by a developer.
It is frustrating to try to contribute to a project when nobody wants to
Hey,
Where is the ticket you opened?
Regards,
Nathan
On Oct 20, 2014 7:01 AM, G. Garibaldi digitalm...@cox.net wrote:
The measure tool onscreen markers are not persistent and are therefore not
useful. Why have tools that have no useful function? I've complained about
this before, filed a
Hi
On Sun, Oct 19, 2014 at 9:51 PM, G. Garibaldi digitalm...@cox.net wrote:
The measure tool onscreen markers are not persistent and are therefore not
useful. Why have tools that have no useful function? I've complained about
this before, filed a ticket and was argued down by a developer.
