FYI,
http://blog.qgis.org/?q=node/104
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Hi Aaron
I tried out your plugin - works great!
Regards
Tim
2008/1/14, Aaron Racicot [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FYI,
http://blog.qgis.org/?q=node/104
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Aaron Racicot - GIS Programmer
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On Jan 14, 2008 9:36 PM, Aaron Racicot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://blog.qgis.org/?q=node/104
Aaron,
a note about the implementation: in fact you don't need to implement
RasterInfoTool - there's QgsMapToolEmitPoint in gui iibrary which does
the same thing :-)
Moreover, when reimplementing
Martin,
Thanks for the advice... always welcome and look forward to more!
I went ahead and updated the activate and deactivate to call the
QgsMapTool.activate(self) and QgsMapTool.deactivate(self) respectively.
For now I am just going to leave this as an implementation of a QgsMapTool
and will
Hi Andrea,
how did you load these rasters?
Every raster in a layer (so you have actually 200 layers)?
Or did you generate a tileindex file using gdaltindex and are you
serving the rasterimages using mapserver?
If the first: it's fun to write a simple python plugin for that, if
needed I can
Hi,
I have a Qgis-GRASS GIS project containing more than 200 rasters: it is a
GIS project about a portion of Mars (yes... the planet!).
Often, I need to identify the name of one of such rasters just by clicking
on it on the map.
Which is the best way to do this with Qgis? The Identify button give
Hi Andrea
The best way to do this would probably to use the gdal shptille
utility to build a shapefile that contains indexes to each image.See
http://www.gdal.org/gdaltindex.html
A plugin like you envisage should be possible but none has been written yet.
Regards
Tim
2008/1/10, andrea
