On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 3:11 PM, wrote:
> I also agree with Nathan: would you like to cooperate with QGIS core team, and
> incorporate your logic, possibly your code, in QGIS itself?
> All the best.
Yes we’re willing to do that. It should be stressed out here that we
use CGAL (www.cgal.org, which
ick on a
> "QGIS 2.4 preview download" button and the download to begin immediatly, which
> is far from happening.
>
> Instead, the small RC link leads to a page with a lot of links, he had
> difficulties to find the preview release (not knowing what a "release
> ca
nice, but, Paulo, do you mean that QGIS would
add prepair? That would be tricky, since we use CGAL too. But that would be
great.
The plugin should remember the path of the EXE, it does on all computers
we've tested. Report bug on the issue page with details please.
Cheers,
Hugo Ledoux
On Fr
Greetings,
as described there (http://hub.qgis.org/issues/3145), plugins cannot
have dashes in their folder name. I understand that this is related to
Python and not specifically to QGIS. However, the issue is that we are
asked to upload our plugin, so I created a temp folder (yes with a
dash) cop
I’m developing a plugin and I want to call an external program that
takes as input a string and outputs a string. Under Mac and Linux I
successfully used subprocess.Popen() but under Windows it doesn’t
work. For instance, from a Python console inside QGIS under Mac/Linux:
import subprocess
p = sub
