Il 01/09/2014 22:52, Nyall Dawson ha scritto:
I'm 99% certain that what you are after is possible in QGIS 2.5 (the
unreleased
development version of 2.6). But do you mind posting this question over at
gis.stackexchange.com http://gis.stackexchange.com with some screenshots of
your
data
Hi Mike,
I'm not familiar with this zoomtopoint.py, however, your coordinates do
not seem to match your projection. EPSG 4326 is geographic lon, lat in
degrees, so its range is from -180 to 180 (x) and -90 to 90 (y). The
numbers you put as X and Y seem more appropriate for a meters based
Vincent Schut schut@... writes:
Hi Mike,
I'm not familiar with this zoomtopoint.py, however, your coordinates do
not seem to match your projection. EPSG 4326 is geographic lon, lat in
degrees, so its range is from -180 to 180 (x) and -90 to 90 (y). The
numbers you put as X and Y seem
Hi,I have a problem with wps plugin, this are the steps that I execute:1) I create my connection at my local Geoserver 2) I choose a wps (for example gs:Count, by Geosolution)3) I execute the wpsThe response is:Traceback (most recent call last): File
exchange with screenshots for you.
Cheers,
Nyall
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Thanks for the responses. Using -93, 37 it gives
a Crash Dumped and produces a mini dump file of 20MB.
I tried a couple different things, but all of them
crashed.
I see a message that says OGR[3] error 4: GeoJSON Driver
doesn't support update.
Which suggest this bug report is at play:
Hi!
As I said in a previous message, I use qgis to put together many geographic
information sources prior to downloading the data as kmz to my mobile.
That's the reason I wrote a small script to generate kmz icons from a
qgis-generated kml.
That script is a sed script, meaning it has to be
