> Hi,
>
> just to let you know that since a few days now, in the Ubuntu 12.04
> nightly build repository, there are mixed packages from different
> daily builds: a few are stuck to 19/08 while others are at 23/08.
Hi,
the situation is not fixed, today there are packages update to 26/08
and others
Hi Giovanni,
On Wed, 28. Aug 2013 at 10:10:48 +0100, Giovanni Manghi wrote:
> the situation is not fixed, today there are packages update to 26/08
> and others still from 19/08 build.
> Isn't this the disk space issue that we already had in the past?
No. It's still the same diskspace issue. I
Hi,
if I want to hide the visibility of a layer in the qgis-weblient, so it is
not initially visible when I open the webclient in the browser but it
should still be possible to show the layer, if I want.
It seems that qgis webclient doesn't understand, if I hide the layer from
visibility in the Q
Hi Otto,
If you provide the "visibleLayers" property in the URL, it will be
used. If you do not provide this property it will use the visibility
setting from the QGIS project. You need to set
var useGetProjectSettings = true;
to be able to use the visibility from the QGIS project. It does no
Hi all,
two days ago ticket #8510 [0] about moving Processing tickets to QGIS redmine
was closed. As I can see, now processing is subproject of the QGIS project.
But seems it still separate project and not accessible from main QGIS redmine.
Moreover, there is a new category "processing" (with onl
Hi,
About a year ago I developed a fix for the flickering problem on X11.
This has some major disadvantages like a rendering process cannot be
aborted with the "Esc" key and apparently there have been some artifacts
on dock windows (although this seem to have disappeared magically)
However, recen
Your explanation sounds good - if it really is like that and it really
does not affect anything else ..
+1 from me
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 3:03 PM, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> About a year ago I developed a fix for the flickering problem on X11.
> This has some major disadvantages like a rende
Hi Matthias,
thanks a lot for your efforts to get QGIS 2.0 as stable as possible.
Sadly, my vote here is -1 as I just tested your branch and I still getting
the map flickering,
not frequently as before but by using measure tool or shaking the map
sometime it happens.
Might this be an isolated cas
thanks Andreas, that was it...
Regards
Otto
Am Wed, 28 Aug 2013 13:29:03 +0200
schrieb Andreas Neumann :
> Hi Otto,
>
> If you provide the "visibleLayers" property in the URL, it will be
> used. If you do not provide this property it will use the visibility
> setting from the QGIS projec
Just tested patch and I still get white stripes when measuring
and digitizing. Sometimes also when panning.
2013/8/28 Matthias Kuhn :
> Hi,
>
> About a year ago I developed a fix for the flickering problem on X11.
> This has some major disadvantages like a rendering process cannot be
> aborted wit
Thanks for testing.
I realized, that this also happens here, so this patch gets my -1 as
well in its current state.
But this will still improve the situation for people which cannot turn
on backbuffering because they need to be able to interrupt the
rendering process or need incremental drawing.
Hi,
Il giorno martedì 27 agosto 2013, John C. Tull ha scritto:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm running trunk on OS X 10.8 with qgis dependencies built from source
> (most using the homebrew package manager). I also have a functional
> saga_cmd binary that I can use in my terminal to produce valid outputs.
Hi, I'm trying to generate a pdf via pyqgis using QgsComposition. Its going
ok, but I've got a little problem with polygon fill symbology. Any of the
fill styles such as 'cross', 'horizontal', 'diagonal_x' when used in a
polygon show up blurry in the output (all other linework is sharp).
Here is ho
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