Hi all,
Thank you very much, Tim, for the extensive summary of the hackfest.
I'd like to also emphasize the work that Jürgen Fischer did on the forms.
For public administrations (government institutions), forms are very
important. Currently one had only flat tables, alphabetically ordered, and
Hi,
it's possible to get a reference to any menu (QMenu instance) from
QgisInterface. Then it's possible to get list of actions calling
menu's actions() method and finally to call removeAction() method. See
QWidget reference for details.
Martin
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 4:29 PM, Ivan Mincik
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 12:32 AM, Mailing Lists li...@linfiniti.com wrote:
Dear all
I have written up some thoughts on the hackfest on my blog here:
http://linfiniti.com/2009/11/report-back-on-the-qgis-hackfest-in-vienna-november-2009/
Hopefully other attendees will chime in here with more
On Tuesday 10 November 2009, you wrote:
Hi,
it's possible to get a reference to any menu (QMenu instance) from
QgisInterface. Then it's possible to get list of actions calling
menu's actions() method and finally to call removeAction() method. See
QWidget reference for details.
Thanks a lot
Hi all,
On Tue, 10. Nov 2009 at 12:07:04 +0100, Andreas Neumann wrote:
I'd like to also emphasize the work that Jürgen Fischer did on the forms.
I must add, that I've not commited that work yet, because I would like to give
it a little more testing first. Given that that goes well, I'll commit
The idea behind getting Azimuth Distance from existing points is to
verify that a property is correctly mapped by comparing map data to a
land survey report. When an error is found, then I would enter the
correct value and have the polygon replotted. Other ways to do this to
be sure, but this
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Hi all, and sorry for top and cross posting,
first of all, thanks for feedback and enthusiasm about the topic.
I've tried to collect in this wiki page [0] what came up in the thread,
and I'm looking forward for more contribution!
best regards,
Anne
2009/11/8 Darren Norris doo...@hotmail.com:
Not sure what you are after - is the idea for Qgis to be a presentation /
data visualisation tool or to allow analysis to be run from within Qgis?
Anyway, a couple that (I think) would be specifically ecological and are
widely applied so may have
Hey Richard,
Thanks for the response. Indeed fTools was the first place I looked
as it seemed the type of functionality that might be there. Perhaps
some day, or maybe in the rumored Ecological toolbox?
Seemed like the type of operation that many users might have cause to
use so I was
Hi Declan,
I had the same need some time ago, but than I decided to follow
different ways in my analysis so I didn't went on on with this. You're
talking about migration paths, so I suppose you have temporal
attributes on your points, or some other kind of sequential index that
makes points
As a workaround, and assuming you can make your way around PostGIS, the
following might do what you're looking for:
http://postgis.refractions.net/docs/ST_MakeLine.html
quote:
Examples: Spatial Aggregate version
This example takes a sequence of GPS points and creates one record for each gps
Hi Paolo,
Four in stead of two weeks, but gdal-tools icons are ready. Some of them
were really hard to design and I'm not very convinced.
Let me know if I missed any.
http://robert.szczepanek.pl/gis-icons-0.1/#request
Robert
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Hi everybody,
I am a newcomer to R, Qgis and Mac, so I have a long
way to go to understand Python, Xcode, Terminal, etc..
I tried to
install SDA4PP 0.125 (Spatial Data Analysis for Point Pattern with R) to
run Home Range Analysis (specifically Kernel analysis) but it failed
because
Hi,
I don't know a thing about Mac, but maybe it can be still useful.
Under linux, when the python library you need is not packaged (as for
example rpy2 for ubuntu 9.10) you can use a nice tool called easy
install that come with the python package setup tools
John,
The access to a WPS ist the same like WMS or WFS.
Are there WPS implementations available online, or does one have to setup
their own server?
In the next days I will set up a public WPS-Server but at the moment probably
you need your own implementation.
Horst
Declan Troy wrote:
Hey Richard,
Thanks for the response. Indeed fTools was the first place I looked as
it seemed the type of functionality that might be there. Perhaps some
day, or maybe in the rumored Ecological toolbox?
Seemed like the type of operation that many users might have cause to
Declan Troy wrote:
Hey Richard,
Thanks for the response. Indeed fTools was the first place I looked as
it seemed the type of functionality that might be there. Perhaps some
day, or maybe in the rumored Ecological toolbox?
Seemed like the type of operation that many users might have cause to
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