On 2012/09/21 04:23, skampus wrote:
Agustin Lobo wrote
Hi!
I do not think this is a good idea. Virtually anybody working/learning
GIS understands English
and there are many advantages on keeping one single list, as the most
difficult is to find time
to answer questions. And there is the added
I agree to create at list even for Spanish, as mentioned the spanish
speking people can be booth in the english list and Spanish.
Johan Nilsson
2012/9/21 Zoltan Szecsei zolt...@geograph.co.za
On 2012/09/21 04:23, skampus wrote:
Agustin Lobo wrote
Hi!
I do not think this is a good idea.
Hi.
I can transform gpx file from a GPS (WSG84) to an old swedisch CSR
EPSG:3021 (RT90 2,5 gon V metric coordinate system)) shape file, but I
whant to let the program transform on the fly.
I know that year 1999 Silicon graphic had it on there 'super coomputers'
and GIS-softwate, and I also see
Yes it is possible, the option on-the-fly reprojection does just that. Choose
the main CRS as the project CRS (it will be used for distance calculations,
etc.). Then when you add a layer you can choose its CRS individually, QGIS will
do the transformation.
Regards,
Leyan
Date: Fri, 21 Sep
When I click Layer--'Add vector layer.' I can browse for files, shp,
gpx, and so on, but never chose an CRS in that menu. My Background map are
in RT90 coordinate system in meters approx 150,650 m but gpx files
come to 17 and 60 m (not degree), way ot of the map...
/Cheers
2012/9/21
Disagree with what? I'm not saying people should use this list to post
in any language.
What I'm saying is that we are not that many and splitting by languages is going
to make things more complicated and might even reduce the
communication exchange, as many
interesting questions in Spanish,
1. Choose a CRS for your _project_ using the menu Settings --
Project properties -- Tab Coordinate Reference System (CRS) and
choose the CRS from the dialog. Remember to enable on the fly CRS
transformation
2. Open your layer(s). Don't think about the projection here.
3. Right-click on
Hi,
While we are debating list language, should we not also debate list
protocol - like are we a top or bottom posting list?
I tend to post according to the posting style to the message I am
responding to.
If you look at the recent top-post to a bottom-post message thread on
the Spanish
Can OTB currently be used from QGIS 1.8. under linux?
I do not have it within QGIS/Sextante, despite having OTB installed.
When I try to install the plugin Orfeo Toolbox Module interface
I get:
Failed to unzip the plugin package. Probably it's broken or missing
from the repository. You may also
If I check for my layers are the gfx-file WSG84, and my gfx2rt90
transfomed to RT90 in the layer over view.17, 60 and the other 150,
65. the coordinates from degreed are rendered in the metric coordinate
1 500 000, 6 500 000. It doenent matter if I chance CRS in the fgx layer
are still
I am using gmail on the web, and there are little strange reply options.
Sometimes I come to the sender, and sometimes to the list, and sometime
AND the sender... And sometimes I don't have the
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.orgadress in the header, so I have to go to
another mail, to copy it.
/Chees
Bonjour,
Je suis également favorable à une seule liste ;)
Jonathan A
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Hi,
My issue is simple, when I make a map with composer, if I use a
geographic coordinate reference system, I can't select meters like
units for scale bar.
For me it's fine, but my boss don't understand degrees like measuring
unit in the maps, and then it's a problem for me. I know that with
On 2012/09/21 11:09, j.all...@agglo-paysflers.fr wrote:
Je suis également favorable à une seule liste
Én is \0/
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65 Main Road, Muizenberg 7945
Hi, Re ensuring OSGEO4W installs tcl/tk libs, I don't recall seeing an
option for that, a filesearch shows a shedload of tcl files inclding
folders: C:\OSGeo4W\apps\grass\grass-6.4.2\etc\gtcltk
C:\OSGeo4W\apps\python27\tcl C:\OSGeo4W\apps\python27\tcl\tcl8
\lib\tcl8.5 C:\OSGeo4W\lib\tcl8
This behavior is caused by the option reply_goes_to_list :
http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/mailman-admin/node11.html (with a link to
two somewhat outdated takes on the advantages/drawbacks)
I would really love to see this setting in the mailing list, as right now I
have to think about it
Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2012 11:12:44 +0200
From: zolt...@geograph.co.za
On 2012/09/21 11:09,
j.all...@agglo-paysflers.fr wrote:
Je suis
également favorable à une seule liste
Én
is \0/
But then do we have to make mandatory to post in all
Hi Aitor,
You'll have to enable 'on the fly' transformation in the Project Properties and
then choose a CRS that projects everything to a metres-based CRS, e.g. UTM.
Once you've done this the scale bar in your composer will be in metres.
By the way, the ArcGIS scale bar you mention isn't
Hi,
Re ensuring OSGEO4W installs tcl/tk libs, I don't recall seeing an option
for that, a filesearch shows a shedload of tcl files inclding folders:
C:\OSGeo4W\apps\grass\grass-6.4.2\etc\gtcltk
C:\OSGeo4W\apps\python27\tcl
C:\OSGeo4W\apps\python27\tcl\tcl8 \lib\tcl8.5
C:\OSGeo4W\lib\tcl8
I think that in this day and age, people who need help with QGIS (or
anything else) come with the tools that they are using. Whether someone
top or bottom posts really just depends on what their email client does by
default.
Most people out there that are new to OpenSource projects, the people
Hence my wording of gently but firmly. Peer pressure never hurts, but
scolding and yelling does.
I too have seen far too many flamings due to religious list-wars and I
also feel that it does make newbies too scared to post.
But I was suggesting the gentle approach, because conforming to some
You are right, it doesn't make much sense. The solution is as Frank
Sokolic explained, to choose a projected coordinate system as the
project CRS and QGIS will transform all the layers in this CRS and use
meters for distance.
Regards,
Leyan
On 09/21/2012 10:39 PM, Nick Hopton wrote:
Would
Hi Zoltan,
On Fri, 21. Sep 2012 at 15:48:57 +0200, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
But I was suggesting the gentle approach, because conforming to some form
of etiquette (should) never hurt anyone.
Also, I don't really care if my suggestion to adopt a list protocol is taken
or not - I was merely
Hi all,
Here is my (frustrating) situation. I have several rasters of the same
dimension. I add them and obtain a new raster that works fine with appropriate
values at each cell. However, when I want to make even the simplest raster
operation on this new raster (like add a constant number or
On 2012/09/21 17:02, Jürgen E. Fischer wrote:
Hi Zoltan,
On Fri, 21. Sep 2012 at 15:48:57 +0200, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
But I was suggesting the gentle approach, because conforming to some form
of etiquette (should) never hurt anyone.
Also, I don't really care if my suggestion to adopt a list
Hello,
I think you have to study to learn ArcGIS or MapInfo, no ? But here, after
trying once NVIZ, without knowing or studying GRASS GIS, you conclude that
the result is unsatisfactory for you. A bit fast, no ?
will have to revisit QGis when that is done.
Start by studying the principles of
After doing more testing and investigation I have determined that the problem
lies somewhere in my corporate (government) IT environment. When I connect the
same computer to the internet through a FORTIGATE box that is tunnelling
through and ignoring proxy rules, etc. then it displays the
Il 21/09/2012 16:00, James Stott ha scritto:
Does anyone know why DB Manager is reporting that my varchar fields are 4
characters
longer than they actually are?
When I create a table in DB manager (say as 6 length) it reports that it is
10. Then
if I look at the table in PGAdmin it says
Hi,
You have misunderstood - I didn't conclude NViz is unsatisfactory. I'm
hoping for guidance as to how I can get it to work.
I have spent two long (14hour) days overcoming miscellaneous problems with
QGIS, that's just getting it to run! I had expected to at least be getting
somewhere with it
Ok, sorry, but I know many ArcGIS users who reject GRASS after a few test
without knowing it.
But QGIS and GRASS GIS are two different softwares and what you want to do
is use GRASS GIS from QGIS. For 3D, It is much easier to use GRASS directly.
But if you have a deadline and do not know
hi,
it's not so clear for me.
what do you mean with add raster? merging? multiplying?
which raster calculator are you using? saga? rastercalc plugin?
can you send here a little extract of your data?
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Hi there,
from a talk at the German User Meeting today in Kassel (thanx to Claas for
the organization), i got the impression that ONE important thing in qgis
is still missing:
Direct support for normal access databases!
Personal geodatabases work like a charm now (many thanx for this!), but
Bob,
Have you added you proxy settings in the Options-Network tab?
OpenLayers doesn't work for me at work if I don't do this.
- Nathan
On Sat, Sep 22, 2012 at 1:41 AM, Bruce, Bob (CON) bob.br...@gov.mb.ca wrote:
After doing more testing and investigation I have determined that the problem
Nathan,
Yes, I set up the proxy server properly. If I don't set it up then my
connections to the plugin repositories and to WMS servers don't work and I've
tested them and they work OK.
Right now I'm focusing on trying to identify ports or protocols that this
plugin might be using that
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