Hello all,
I had to apply a "fix geometries" on a shapefile which worked fine.
However, it appears to move the fixed elements to the top of the table and
as a result the sequence is out of order, e.g.:
[image: image.png]
Is it possible to put things back in the correct order (by ID); 12 and 13
Hi all,
Later today (May 13), at 19:30 AEST (GMT+10) / 11:30 CEST I'll be
doing an in-depth live exploration of all the new elevation
profile/cross section functionality coming in QGIS 3.26. Tim Sutton
will be joining me, so it's guaranteed to be an educational &
entertaining session!
You can
Hi,
when creating an attribute field for a memory layer the “unlimited” length
seems to be limited to 32767 characters. I do
QgsField("history", QVariant.String, typeName='text', len=-1)
Is it possible, how?, to create an attribute field without this limit?
Regards
Marco
i.A. Dr. Marco
I think that the processing toolbox does not
automatically create a new algorithm for GRASS modules added to
GRASS.
May I ask why not to run r.stream.order from GRASS
directly?
On 5/11/22 13:37, Rijyuta Kaabaadee via
Qgis-user wrote:
Hallo Keith,
go to your attribute table, use there the field calculator tool, create a new
column id with @row_number. Than you got a new object id for every object.
Hope that helps because I use the german layout for qgis and tried to translate
it for you.
Regards
Thomas
Mit freundlichen
Thank you for responding.
We are writing a python plugin for QGIS. This plugin intends to use
r.stream.order to get previous and next stream segments for a stream
network.
It will be better if the r.stream.order can be used within QGIS.
Your suggestion is also worth considering and I am looking
worked like a charm! Thanks so much for spending time on this!
Hope you're having a good week
hugh
* In case anyone else is following, i think i missed a url parameter I was
including because of how long it was. The url that I ended up using was
Hello,
I'm new to QGIS and this is my first try at installing it (using cmake). My
system is running Ubuntu 20.04 so I used apt to install PostgreSQL. apt decided
that the way to go was to install all the components at the
/usr/lib/postgresql/12 subdirectory, where it created 2 subdirectories
Hi,
This is just the way the Linux install's software.
I think you installed only postgres-server...
And yes you probably need a lot of header files (often residing the in the
'*-dev' packages).
But have a look into:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/INSTALL.md
There is a lot of info
