>
>
>
>
> http://docs.qgis.org/testing/en/docs/user_manual/processing/scripts.html#example-scripts
>
> I do not see something yet about the online collection? Are you able to
> write about this? Or should it be on the documentation list? It's not
> yet listed on
>
hmm, the "Example scripts" sectio
as suggested by Alexander Bruy I open a new thread continuing
discuttion opened in the thread:
"Map swipe tool in QGIS"
**
having different mapCanvas embedded in a QTabWidget (as proposed in
the patch) I think is not as useful to the user as having multiple
canva
The problem with missing qscimod4.sip from some Debian/Ubuntu packages
seems to be still an issue. Recently I upgraded to Ubuntu 14.04 and I
cannot sompile the sip parts of Python yet.
Nathan suggested [1] to disable the sip parts related to the code editors
for the moment, but it seems it hasn't
Strange, I’m able to compile master with python bindings on Ubuntu 14.04.
Regards
Stefan
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ch.
Please share your impression and if you disagree with the current
approach it would be highly welcome if you could outline an improved way
of tackling this.
Matthias
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Can you find that file on your machine? I can't
Where should it be located?
I fear there was some problem with packages upgrading, but I can't find out
where.
giovanni
2014-10-07 10:01 GMT+02:00 Ziegler Stefan :
> Strange, I’m able to compile master with python bindings on Ubuntu
> 14.04.
The only thing I find is:
stefan@antigua:/$ sudo find . -iname "*.sip" | xargs grep qscimod
./home/stefan/Develop/src/qgis_master/python/gui/gui.sip:%Import
Qsci/qscimod4.sip
I’m on a fresh installed 14.04.
Regards
Stefan
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If I'm not wrong you're searching only in your home folder...
That file is required by gui.sip, as you can see. If it cannot be found the
compiler shows the error (the build works fine the second time you launch
it but then you get the Python error on QGIS startup).
The only solution for me was un
stefan@antigua:/$ cd /
stefan@antigua:/$ pwd
/
stefan@antigua:/$ sudo find . -iname "*.sip" | xargs grep qscimod
./home/stefan/Develop/src/qgis_master/python/gui/gui.sip:%Import
Qsci/qscimod4.sip
stefan@antigua:/$
QSCI_SIP_DIR is „set“ to QSCI_SIP_DIR-NOTFOUND.
What is this good for btw ?
Regar
QSCI_SIP_DIR-NOTFOUND turns QScintilla off. In my case the QSCI_SIP_DIR was
found but it was without the qscimod4.sip file. In this case QScintilla is
detected and turned on but then the error happens.
I had to set the option to QSCI_SIP_DIR-NOTFOUND to disable the feature...
Giovanni
2014-10-07
Il 06/10/2014 21:11, Etienne Trimaille ha scritto:
> Yes, I have the same problem for me with master :
Thanks:
http://hub.qgis.org/issues/11335
All the best.
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Hi all,
While thinking about the interface of categorized and graduated
symbology with varying size (instead of color) I had an idea to reduce
the code complexity in src/core/symbology-ng (~15% less code).
Since it changes the symbology API, I'd li
Thank you for testing Bernhard,
On 07.10.2014 10:06, Bernhard Ströbl wrote:
> Hi Matthias,
>
> there seems to be a small bug in the add field stuff: scenario
> 1) add a virtual field
> 2) add a permanent field => field is added but marked as virtual
> (symbol) and name is that of the virtual fiel
Not sure if I met a feature or a bug...
I can open the same attribute table multiple times. I would expect, when
I open it the second time, QGIS would just show/focus on the window
containing the already opened table.
Is this meant to be this way?
Regards,
Raymond
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Hi Raymond,
Just discussed this last week with Denis who thought that sometimes this
is intentional (comparing two tables).
We thought about having the possibility to have a split view on the
table. Once this is possible we could prevent the attribute table from
being opened several times for the
On 07.10.2014 14:35, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
Hi Raymond,
Just discussed this last week with Denis who thought that sometimes this
is intentional (comparing two tables).
We thought about having the possibility to have a split view on the
table. Once this is possible we could prevent the attribute
Hi Bernhard,
On 07.10.2014 14:28, Bernhard Ströbl wrote:
>
>>
>>>
>>> tested with e5850f3
>>>
>>> to your question: I think the current editing-mode behavior is
>>> intuitive. What is not intuitive is that the expression editor can
>>> only be launched when adding a virtual field. I am aware that
On 07/10/2014, at 20:35 , Matthias Kuhn wrote:
> Hi Raymond,
>
> Just discussed this last week with Denis who thought that sometimes this
> is intentional (comparing two tables).
When I deliberately open a table more than once, this is why.
(Oft times I forget that I have a table open, because
Il 07/10/2014 14:41, Ramon Andiñach ha scritto:
>> We thought about having the possibility to have a split view on the
>> table. Once this is possible we could prevent the attribute table from
>> being opened several times for the same layer.
>
> This would be handy.
> It sounds like something th
Hi Matthias,
What is the point of comparing two identical tables? If they have the
same source, the contents must be the same. Or do you mean comparing
different parts of the same table? In that case a split view would
indeed solve the problem.
A disadvantage of opening the same table multip
s this meant to be this way?
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Raymond
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I think for smaller screens we can use tabs in the same window.
All the best.
Actually I expect a table would be split horizontally, dividing is in an
upper and lower part. Both parts having their own scrollbar. Now you can
scroll to row 1000 with one part and compare the values to the val
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Il 07/10/2014 14:46, Bernhard Ströbl ha scritto:
> So how about having an option "Open only one instance of a layer's table"
> that is
> ticked by default? Just untick if you need to compare tables (e.g. with
> different
> filters applied).
I would be against the proliferation of options: bette
Il 07/10/2014 14:44, Raymond Nijssen ha scritto:
> What is the point of comparing two identical tables? If they have the same
> source,
> the contents must be the same. Or do you mean comparing different parts of
> the same
> table? In that case a split view would indeed solve the problem.
Ofte
Hi
On 07.10.2014 14:56, Bernhard Ströbl wrote:
>
>> I think if the user wants to add a permanent field with the help of an
>> expression the current solution with the field calculator is fine. I
>> don't see any benefit that the "add field" dialog would have over that.
>
> it does not really have a
Two tables can also also have different filters. So you might want to
compare them. Restricting to a single open table per layer is not good
IMO, but yes the side stacking option that currently happens is not ideal.
Something else I have considered in this situation is a table manager type
dock,
ould still be available out of edit mode to remove virtual
fields.
Add field would only be available in edit mode. But the field calculator
instead available out of edit mode.
ok, sounds good
Bernhard
Best
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Hi, in Python, if I do:
writer = QgsVectorFileWriter("my_shapes.shp", "CP1250", QgsFields(),
QGis.WKBLine, None, "ESRI Shapefile")
Qgis raises an error telling that first parameter is "str", but he
wants "QString"...
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Hi,
I have a serious issue with master.
If I load a shapefile and then I open the attribute table, I can't right
click on this layer in the panel (to modify properties for instance).
If I close the attribute table, I can right click on it.
I use the dockable widget for the attribute table.
Anyon
On 07/10/2014 3:37 am, "René-Luc Dhont" wrote:
>
> Hi devs,
>
> I have opened an issue and provide a patch about the composermap's
tooltip. This one is not updated after readXML and case cause some
confition for the users.
> http://hub.qgis.org/issues/11304
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/1602
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