Il 24/05/2014 20:07, amin_kha...@science.helwan.edu.eg ha scritto:
In the present time, I am using QGIS for making maps and apply some primitive
analysis. The problem I want to share with you is the output with print
composer. I want to produce good quality maps using zebra as annotation
FYI,
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*Carlos López Quintanilla*
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hi,
have you a .qml file for rendering the ctr-map?
Eugenio
2014-05-23 21:04 GMT+02:00 skampus skam...@gmail.com:
not any problem for me.
all it works fine
s.
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no, sorry.
did you try to write directly to the producers?
s.
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Hi everybody, maybe it's a silly question, but I don't know how I can
install on the same machine (GNU/linux debian 7.5) both version of
qgis, testing and stable, and use stable for production purpuses
I am now using qgis 2.2 from debian repository:
deb http://qgis.org/debian wheezy main
When I
thank you very much, victor.
i didn't read that on the handbook.
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Hi Amedeo,
I don't think that mixing the repositories is a good idea. I think
that if you want to have both versions of QGIS installed on your
machine you have to compile them (but I'm not sure).
Otherwise, uninstall completely the QGIS version you
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Hi!
If you are not afraid of compiling QGIS on your own you can read [0].
With that you can install as many versions of QGIS running parallel as
you want.
If you do not understand a step just drop me a message
regards
Werner
[0]
Hi Werner,
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 3:41 PM, Werner Macho werner.ma...@gmail.comwrote:
If you are not afraid of compiling QGIS on your own you can read [0].
With that you can install as many versions of QGIS running parallel as
you want.
Thank you very much. it's exactly what I was looking
Hello everyone,
I have a *csv file that I´m trying to add as an attribute only table.
The question is that QGIS only recognizes the name of the first field.
The others are named, field_2, field_3 and so on... The rest of the
table, including attibutes are ok.
How can I get the correct names of
Hello,
can you please send a sample of your csv file?
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 5:24 PM, Ourizo Cacho usuar...@gmx.es wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a *csv file that I´m trying to add as an attribute only table. The
question is that QGIS only recognizes the name of the first
Sure,
the situation could be:
csv file content:
NAME,2013,2014
REGION1,1000,2000
REGION2,3000,4000
I try to add this file into QGIS as an only table, with no geometries
associated and the result I get is like this:
NAME,field_2,field_3
REGION1,1000,2000
REGION2,3000,4000
El 26/05/2014
Yes i confirm this behavior with numbers, with the text fields works ok.
Test in QGIS 2.2 Valmiera OSGeo4W 32-bits Installer in Windows 7 64-bits.
Alexandre, do you have the same behavior?
Regards
João
2014-05-26 17:36 GMT+01:00 Ourizo Cacho usuar...@gmx.es:
Sure,
the situation could be:
I think that the problem is the field names. You cannot have a name
that begins with a digit. Try to rename the column headers yr_2013,
yr_2014, etc.
On 26-May-14 7:52 PM, Joo Gaspar wrote:
Yes i confirm this behavior with numbers,
This happens when the field name is a number. adding a string character and
it works:
NAME, y2013, y2014
REGION1,1000,2000
REGION2,3000,4000
Don't know if this is a bug or a limitation.
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 5:52 PM, João Gaspar joao.f.r.gas...@gmail.comwrote:
Yes i confirm
On 26-05-14 18:24, Ourizo Cacho wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a *csv file that I´m trying to add as an attribute only table.
The question is that QGIS only recognizes the name of the first field.
The others are named, field_2, field_3 and so on... The rest of the
table, including attibutes
Hi again,
thanks Richard you for your explanation, it sounds perfectly reasonable
the way you put it down.
I´ll simply rename starting with a single letter.
Thank you, Joao, Mica and Alexandre too.
Have a nice day!
El 26/05/2014 19:08, Richard Duivenvoorde escribió:
Hi, QGIS uses gdal to
Dear lists,
I'm happy to present my new plugin called LayerBender.
It's purpose is to allow to align/distort vector layers to match a source,
very much like georefencer does for raster. It seems ArcGIS and OpenJump
call this feature Rubber sheeting.
Demonstration video :
I've just installed qgis 2.2 after using 1.x versions for a while and run into
a problem importing .osm files. With version 1 I could import directly into a
map and then save as an ESRI shape file or Mapinfo table but with 2.2 it
instead creates a spacialite database that seems to be missing
On 05/26/2014 06:11 PM, mick wrote:
I've just installed qgis 2.2 after using 1.x versions for a while and run
into a problem importing .osm files. With version 1 I could import directly
into a map and then save as an ESRI shape file or Mapinfo table but with 2.2
it instead creates a
Can some one please explain how to open a simple ASCII X,Y,Z (Elevation)
terrain data set ???
Why is it not straight forward ??
Regards Rudy
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Have you tried the add delimited text layer Tool? You can find it on
the manage layers toolbar. If I had one I could most likely get to a
raster once you have the points added (gdal_grid I believe is the
command line command)
Hope that helps a bit.
Randy
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Hi Olivier
On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 2:18 AM, Olivier Dalang
olivier.dal...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear lists,
I'm happy to present my new plugin called LayerBender.
It's purpose is to allow to align/distort vector layers to match a source,
very much like georefencer does for raster. It seems
Hi,
Try to open as raster
Regards
Lene Fischer
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Sendt: 27. maj 2014 04:35
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Emne: [Qgis-user] QGIS Opening simple Ascii X,Y,Z
Hi Rudy,
Yes for opening as raster the file need a header like this - with number of
cols and rows, x,y corner, and cellsize.
You could rename a csv to asc.
But if you only has a csv with 3 col x,y, and z - you can take LayerAdd
delimited text layer
Then make an interpolation and get your
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