Hi all.
Thanks to Anne, the HomeRange plugin is now updated. It should show off
automagically the next time you open QGIS.
All the best.
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John C. Tull ha scritto:
The plugin fails to recognize loaded point layers on OS X with rpy2, R
2.8.1 and qt-4.5.
Anne: should I revert to previous version, or cau you check this?
All the best.
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This might be related to OS X weirdness with library linking. I can
reproduce this problem in ftools also. I'll report back if I it working.
John
On Apr 8, 2009, at 9:10 AM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
John C. Tull ha scritto:
The plugin fails to recognize loaded point layers on OS X with
Hello,
I have a PostGIS enabled database on my MS windows
workstation. I can connect to the database fine
with other tools such as pgadmin.
When I try to use the 'Shapefile to PostGIS Import Tool'
I can't connect to PostgreSQL on localhost.
Is there anything additional that I need to do to
Hello,
I just resolved this by installing version 1.0
using the OSGEO installer.
Everything appears to work fine now.
Thanks
Peter
Peter Willis wrote:
Hello,
I have a PostGIS enabled database on my MS windows
workstation. I can connect to the database fine
with other tools such as pgadmin.
Hello,
I just ingested a MULTIPOLYGON vector into a PostGIS enabled
database and realized that each vector becomes a unique TABLE
in the database.
Is this really necessary?
Why not use proper relational database techniques and have
all vectors of a specific type go into a single table
with a
I'm a little lost here, in my experience a vector layer becomes a table,
not multiple tables and all the geometries are stored in a blob column
no matter what type it is.
Of course if you have multiple vector types in the same table this can
cause issues with various spatial operations, so you
