It seems I had overlooked the osgeo4w /include and /lib directories,
which contain all the necessary libs.
However, how can things be setup so that cmake looks for all
dependencies in the osgeo4w directory, instead of specifying each one
manually?
regards,
Etienne
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 3:46 PM,
Etienne,
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Etienne Tourigny wrote:
> Yup - I sort of silently introduced that - Jurgen and Tim have been
> helpful in commiting and some testing.
>
> Like it? It also opens other zip files, depending on the options you
> choose in the Preferences (first tab, at the b
Yup - I sort of silently introduced that - Jurgen and Tim have been
helpful in commiting and some testing.
Like it? It also opens other zip files, depending on the options you
choose in the Preferences (first tab, at the bottom)
Try it out in the browser, you can browse zips with various files.
E
QGIS also opens ZIP file containing SHP files!
Confirmed? or am I the chosen one? :-)
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Thanks for your help
The resampling is automatically done, so you can use layers that do
not match (which cannot be done in saga). However, if grids do match,
maybe I should implement some mechanism to avoid the resampling.
Let me test those layers and I will tell you what is going on, ok?
Hi all,
following the Windows building instructions at [1] using VS2008
Express, cmake complains that I am missing GEOS and PROJ.
I get
GEOS_INCLUDE_DIR-NOTFOUND
GEOS_LIBRARY-NOTFOUND
PROJ_INCLUDE_DIR-NOTFOUND
PROJ_LIBRARY-NOTFOUND
The instructions do not say anything about building GEOS and PRO
Hi Robert
Werner wrote the original Wiki page, I just got the idea of a Hydrological
toolbox from the other post. However there seem to be a few people interested
in the idea, so hopefully we can pool our resources to achieve this.
Regards
Ian
- Original Message -
From: Robert Szczepa
Hi Radim
Nice to have a WCS client in QGIS!
If it goes via GDAL WCS driver, how does it work with Proxies (via
libcurl?) Some poor users are sitting behind proxies, so it would be
nice if the proxy settings from the options are applied to WCS client as
well.
Regards,
Marco
Am 02.05.2012 12
Hi,
Some new observations I've made.
In the example I used yesterday, the raster input was float32.
I tested now with a Int16 raster input and found that the problems are even
greater. On one hand, the rasters are coming out of the Grid Calculator
float32. Secondly, the extent is always change
ok, then can we close the ticket? What about also adding a warning when
a user on win tries to print a large format?
Agreed, it is reasonable to add a warning for win32 (though I need to
make a few experiments to figure out the pixel limit that works).
Regards,
Marco
Am 04.05.2012 11:46, sch
A similar methodology could apply to developing the related Hydrological
toolbox
(http://hub.qgis.org/wiki/quantum-gis/Hydrology_and_Hydraulic_modelling). I
would also be interested in contributing to such a toolbox and using any
available models.
I am wary of writing plugin code (as I have s
Hi Tim
> Perhaps Giovanni, it would be good also to do that 'weekly blockers'
> post to the dev list to bring the key issues to the lists attention?
yes, as discussed in Lyon I will do that. Meanwhile I already removed
the "blocker" tag to the printing issue and I believe that ticket about
licen
Hi Marco,
> I've just tried to print to A0 with QGIS 1.6 on win7 (64bit, but QGIS
> compiled on WoW 32 bit) and got the crash. For me, it looks like a
> memory problem, not like a regression.
> -QGIS on win7 compiled with msvc 64 bit: printing to A0 works
> -Linux 64bit: printing to A0 works (I
Il 04/05/2012 10:57, Albin Blaschka ha scritto:
>
>
> - Identify the most common operations and algorithms
> - Find a comfortable way to distribute it (customised QGIS? toolbox?
> separated plugins? library?)
>
> I think the second one could be answered with "sextante"...
> As I am no developer, ju
Am 04.05.2012 10:26, schrieb maning sambale:
Dear devs,
What are the immediate plans to integrate terrain/dem tools?
Currently we have several terrain tools available (Raster Terrain
Modelling plugin, GdalTools, GRASS, Sextante).
I am currently preparing a howto on terrain analysis for newbies
Hi Maning
The discussion is open. I'm of course biased towards the raster terrain
plugin (and plan to support it also in the future).
The raster terrain plugin has some new functions in 1.8:
- hillshade
- relief creation algorithm (see
http://www.sourcepole.com/2012/1/16/shaded-relief-maps-wi
Dear devs,
What are the immediate plans to integrate terrain/dem tools?
Currently we have several terrain tools available (Raster Terrain
Modelling plugin, GdalTools, GRASS, Sextante).
I am currently preparing a howto on terrain analysis for newbies and I
am evaluating which of the above plugin to
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Good news at last. It still fails to build on some arch, but hopefully
we'll see it solved soon.
Thanks a lot Francesco for your work.
All the best.
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