I attach a video to see the difference in performance between qgis and my
python app:
http://www.geographer.gr/pyqgis.ogv http://www.geographer.gr/pyqgis.ogv
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Hello,
I don't know how you do but when I need the trunk api, I do a clone
git clone https://github.com/qgis/Quantum-GIS.git
After I use doxyg
Hi Bob, I can't remember when th customization feature has ben added but
i think after 1.7. when you do the os4geo install b sure to chose the
qgis-dev package. here [0] i've a description on how to do it, just
ignore the globe part (or actually don't and try out globe as well well :)
ciao Mar
Dear Devs,
I didn't understand that there is a new release of the API with every new
release of QGIS. I am actually using the version of the API that came with
Copiapo, but I was using the Stable 1.0 API documentation. Is it worth
adding a sentence or two under the "API Stability" heading for bo
Hi Alister,
Thanks for your reply, and I think you are correct. I tried installing both
the OSGeo and the standalone version of Wroclaw on Windows Vista, and there
is no "customization" item in the Settings menu. In addition, there are no
configuration files as described in
http://linfiniti.com/
Hi Bob,
I'm not certain, but I think that feature was added after 1.7, so you would
need to run a trunk build to get it.
It is not using code - there is a dialogue in which you turn gui elements off
and on, and save the settings in an .ini file.
Regards,
Alister
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