openFeatureForm() is what you are looking for:
http://doc.qgis.org/api/2.18/classQgisInterface.html#a11b90f38afd09ac5e9f363933ee4a509
C Hamilton escreveu no dia sexta, 17/11/2017 às
17:02:
> When a points vector layer is enabled for editing, and the "Add Feature"
> tool
Hi Anjo,
Designer plugins need to be installed to the proper location, which
unfortunately isn't always straightforward and to my knowledge needs to
be manually configured by packagers.
The important thing is, that the libqgis_customwidgets.so file is in the
location where QtDesigner looks for
When a points vector layer is enabled for editing, and the "Add Feature"
tool is selected, when you click on the map you get a popup dialog ("Points
- Feature Attributes") that allows you to enter the vector layer attributes.
Is it possible to programmatically access this dialog from a plugin
On vendredi 17 novembre 2017 23:14:19 CET Patrick Dunford wrote:
> I understand (especially with the other comments about the functionality
> and having to wait for images to be retrieved from servers) what you
> guys are trying to achieve with this feature, but in my project the
> rasters I have
I understand (especially with the other comments about the functionality
and having to wait for images to be retrieved from servers) what you
guys are trying to achieve with this feature, but in my project the
rasters I have loaded cover hundreds of square kilometres, and Qgis
caches all of
Maybe a crazy idea, but if this proves to be an issue, what about a
monitoring process that prompts the user to disable this feature when
memory goes over a certain threshold?
On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 8:21 AM, Patrick Dunford
wrote:
> Most of them are geoJpeg, there are
Stefan,
I think you are looking at the wrong thread. cgywin is just for running
shell scripts etc in Dev builds scripts. We build with VS 2015
On Fri., 17 Nov. 2017, 19:22 Stefan Steiger,
wrote:
> Why not cygwin ? Because it doesn't produce Windows native
Why not cygwin ? Because it doesn't produce Windows native executables ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27678988/run-cygwin-built-exe-in-windows-without-cygwins-environment
Use MinGW + msys instead.
Strange that this still needs to be said in 2017.
This explains why qgis-server didn't