Feature Requests item #3526317, was opened at 2012-05-13 06:35
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Category: Miscellaneous
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Andrei_n (andrei-n1)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Summary: Create a single polygon from multiple contiguous areas 

Initial Comment:
A new function for the "Create polygon from closed area". If holding the 
"Shift" key (for example) and clicking over multiple closed areas, the result 
would be a single polygon merging all the closed areas you selected.

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Comment By: Andrei_n (andrei-n1)
Date: 2012-05-14 08:04

Message:
Michael is right. I want to fill multiple contiguous closed areas with a
single polygon.

If you wonder where this function would be useful, I have attached a screen
capture to this report. There I have a polygon area with the administrative
limits of several (Transylvanian) counties in 1925 (green). I need to
update those counties to their 1937 limits and I have used linestrings to
mark the detached parts. Now I want a new polygon layer (purple) to contain
the 1937 counties.

Of course I can create several polygons from the closed areas, then merge
them using right click->merge selected features, but this path is more time
consuming.

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Comment By: michael michaud (michaudm)
Date: 2012-05-13 23:17

Message:
Stefan,
"Create polygon from closed area" creates a single polygon from a set of
noded linestrings. As I understand, Andrei would like to fill several
contiguous areas to build one single polygon.

Merging polygons after is also possible, but this is a second action (not
as efficient as what Andrei asks for what he wants). By the way, do you
know that I added a "merge polygons" in the context menu which can merge
several polygons (of course, some attribute values are lost if features
have different values)

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Comment By: mentaer (mentaer)
Date: 2012-05-13 16:05

Message:
Hei Andrei, I do not understand your wish.
Can you deliver an image?

As a note: merging polygon with space in-between isn't an easy thing.. and
there probably several solutions possible. However, if there is no space -
you would use the "Merge Two Polygons" function from the Tools>Edit
Geometry menu.
If you ask why we support only 2 geometries once at the time it is because
something needs to be done with the attributes... and only for 2 polys it
is "traceable". 

stefan 

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