> Does the python version depend on the java version (is it really just
> a "binding") ?
>
No, it does not. That is why it does not make sense to have it along
with the Java part (which has several binding between SEXTANTE and
other apps, but in the Python version the architecture is different,
si
> Hi Victor.
> Is the java version going to work with gvSIG only, and the python one
> with QGIS only?
> In this case, it would probably be more clear to rename the folder with
> the name of the program they refer to.
> All the best.
No, the Java version will work with all the other Java apps and
Hi all
As you might know, there are now two main version of SEXTANTE: A Java
one, used by several GIS apps, and a Python one used by QGIS. They are
rather different, and they coexist in the SEXTANTE repository (the
QGIS version can be found in the "bindings" folder). The structure of
the SVN repos
>> - Addition of Sextante into QGIS as a standard plugin (assuming that
>> sits well with Victor)
That sounds good to me, and completely feasible within the dates you
are discussing. We are still rethinking the way we are going to manage
the repository, but definitely 2.0 should contain SEXTANTE i
Great work!
This will greatly increase the functionality of SEXTANTE :-)
Thanks for your work!
Regards
Victor
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ideas, and
soon we will have a new version and we will get closer to a final one
that can be directly integrated in the QGIS core
Regards
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2012/6/26 Alex Mandel :
> On 06/26/2012 02:08 PM, Giuseppe Sucameli wrote:
>> Hi Victor,
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 4:47 PM
Hi all,
I am sorry to insist a bit, but I am having problems releasing a new
version of SEXTANTE, due to a problem with the security of the release
system, which does not allow path information in zip files.
Can anyone bypass that somehow? I could send the package to a trusted
source (someone fro
Hi
I am trying to release a new version of SEXTANTE, but I find this
error when uploading:
"There were errors reading plugin package (please check also your
plugin's metadata). For security reasons, zip file cannot contain path
informations"
The help files are included in the zip, and I guess th
2012/6/20 G. Allegri :
> I really don't understand the point.
> It's up to the user to provide the required packages, as it is with OTB,
> SAGA, GRASS, etc.
I think some packages are different that others. I discussed this with
Paolo, and my opinion is that GRASS and SAGA are the skeleton of
SEXTA
I just want to add that both Victor and Fernando are good friends of
mine and their work is impressive. If GGL2 can be implemented in QGIS
using SEXTANTE, That will be a very valuable addition. I, of course,
will be ready to help as much as needed.
Regards
Victor
2012/6/18 Víctor González :
> Hi
Yes, that is explained in the SEXTANTE help
Regards
2012/6/5 :
> Hi Victor,
>
> How do I add help info to a custom script in SEXTANTE (Scripts block)?
> Algorithms GUI display a help tab: how do I fill that tab with relevant
> info?
> Is it explain in the documentation?
>
> Regards,
> Benoit
>
>
It is feasible if QGIS exposes those algorithms and they are
documented. I tried myself to implement the GPS processes in QGIS, but
I could not find any docs about them, so I did not know how to call
them. As loong as there is a way of calling them, they can be wrapped
and included into SEXTANTE
R
>
> Thanks for this - BTW, what is the utility of having the "val" parameter here?
You have to tell GRASS which option to use. Instead of letting the
user select it, it is hardcoded, giving just one option. I know it is
not a very elegant solution, but it is what I can think of by now.
Maybe I cou
> I'm trying to use Sextante to convert a vector to a raster, but:
> - GRASS v.to.rast does not work (ticket open)
Resolved in r198. Now there are 2 algs
> - GDAL rasterization is missing
True. Maybe it should be added
> - SAGA and OTB do not allow easily to use an existing raster to define ext
Anne
SEXTANTE "passes" all data to backends using files, in a way that is
transparent to the user and the developer. Basically, it passes the
datasource filename and let's the external app open and process the
data. But, it is transparent and convenient to use because if the data
is in a format th
, I had splitted it, and in fact this algorithm just calls the
angle option, but it still complains
This is your command line
v.buffer input=tmp1338388935286 angle=90 tolerance=0.01 -s -c
output=output --overwrite
and it says
ERRORE: Select a buffer distance/minordistance/angle or column, b
oops, I thought I had fixed that by splitting the algorithm in several
of them...I will check again. It is not hard to fix anyway
regards
2012/5/30 Paolo Cavallini :
> Hi all.
> I think v.buffer.angle is broken:
>
> GRASS execution commands
> g.region n=4922613.39423 s=4697616.21343 e=1748320.173
Camilo
it all goes perfect :-)
> Note that iterating parameter values are not yet supported. Am looking
> into it, not sure if sextante or the backends make any assumptions
> about the order of iteration (that is, I have to use 1 thread or
> multiple synced threads) or if I can just run them in p
Sounds great to me.
I have given you write access to the SEXTANTE SVN (as I told you, this
might change to another location if it finally gets integrated into
QGIS, but for now it will remain there, at least until the end of
GSoC). Feel free to add your changes there so we can all start testing
th
Giuseppe
This is awesome from the point of view of SEXTANTE. One of the biggest
problems in SEXTANTE for gvSIG is that, if you have saved your results
as temporary files, the project will keep a link to them, but they
will be deleted once you exit the program. This problem appears also
in QGIS, bu
Here is my opinion on all that, in short:
-The main idea of using threads is not now to execute multiplep
algorithms at the same time, so we can remove a lot of complexity
(like 2 processes writing the same file, as it was mentioned)
-Implementing a canceling mechanism is going to be the greatest
>
>> What should be the benefit of multithreading here? To run algorithms
>> outside from main thread so that GUI does not get blocked?
>
> IMHO this is the main reason; I think the way GDALTools work is fine for the
> user.
> All the best.
I agree with Paolo. That is the main reason. Executing s
> +1!
> I was suggesting this too, with the purpose to use the Executo (and the
> whole Sextante plugin) from a CLI, i.e. a headless QgsApplication instance,
> like Qgis Mapserver.
The problem is not there. That class has almost no GUI, except for a
couple of message boxes.
The problem is that SE
If the interface is freezing, that means that GRASS is freezing (maybe
it takes too long to process or the data is invalid). If you were
passing wrong data, SEXTANTE would make a wrong call to GRASS and
GRASS would produce nothing, which will cause SEXTANTE to fail
afterwards showing an error messa
fixed (r169) :-)
Thanks!
victor
2012/5/7 Paolo Cavallini :
> StartFragmentsextante/saga/SagaAlgorithm.py", line 128
> if self.xmin != layer.extent().xMinimum() or
> ^
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>
> All the best.
>
> --
> Paolo Cavallini
> See:
Pedro
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?
Pedro
SAGA calculator does not work like that
To include a raster layer in the formula you have to use single
letters (a is the first one, "b" is the second one...), but not using
the names of the layers that you see in QGIS
I guess that we need more documentation for algorithms, or the user
sh
I think that it could be great to have GPS tools in SEXTANTE,
specially to automate tasks. However, I see that it is a C++ plugin,
not a python one. Anyone can help me and tell me how (if possible) the
functions in that GPS plugin could be called from my python code??
Thanks in advance!
Victor
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Right. That's the point, SEXTANTE handles the graphical stuff and the
integration in QGIS. The only thing the developer has to do to create
a SEXTANTE algorithm is to write the algorithm itself, the processing
part
Regards
El día 22 de abril de 2012 15:28, Peter Borissow
escribió:
>
>> I think i
r@lists.osgeo.org
> Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2012 2:59 AM
> Subject: Re: [OSSIM] [Qgis-developer] Re: Fwd: Creating a Python plugin for
> OSSIM-QGIS
>
> Il 21/04/2012 23:47, Victor Olaya ha scritto:
>> Vipul
>>
>> As Alex Said, SEXTANTE is the easiest way for you to in
>>
> Please also remember that OSSIM is embedded in OTB, currently usable
> through SEXTANTE.
> And yes, an OSSIM provider would be very good to have.
> All the best.
>
I did not know that. Then having OSSIM algorithms in SEXTANTE might be
a bit redundant, right?
Regards
_
Vipul
As Alex Said, SEXTANTE is the easiest way for you to incorporate OSSIM
into QGIS.
Feel free to ask me for help, I will be pleased to guide you and
explain you how to do it and how to create a SEXTANTE plugin for OSSIM
Regards
El día 21 de abril de 2012 22:55, Vipul Raheja
escribió:
> Ok
M, Martin Dobias wrote:
>> Hi Victor
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:32 AM, Victor Olaya wrote:
>>> I was thinking about opening a GIT repo at the hub.qgis.org site, but
>>> would like to hear your opinions about it. I am more or less new to
>>> GIT, so
naming the main menu name can be a good idea to
make it easier for users to find it, but then I would like to keep
then "SEXTANTE toolbox", "SEXTANTE modeler", etc, menu entries
Regards
>
> Vincent
>
>>
>> - Nathan
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 5:32
Hi all
I think that now that SEXTANTE is having a lot of activity in its QGIS
version, it might be a good idea to separate it from the Java version.
Although the apps are almost the same and have the same name, I think
it is good for each one to have a separate place, and make that clear
in our ma
tante issues.
>
> I personnally don't like "General", does not really mean anything.
> Do we miss a "Core" category ?
> Any better proposition ?
>
> Julien
>
>
> Le 17/04/2012 13:33, Victor Olaya a écrit :
>
>> Great!
>>
>> Thanks!
that is a question that should be discussed.
Algorihtm providers in SEXTANTE can be turned off, so I would prefer
to have them all together, since the size is rather small, and to
activate them within SEXTANTE.
However, there is already a mechanism for creating plugins that
connect their algorith
Great!
Thanks!
El día 17 de abril de 2012 13:31, Paolo Cavallini
escribió:
> Hi all.
> I've added categories to the Sextante bug tracker[0]. I think this will
> improve the management of the tickets. Please feel free to add or
> suggest other categories, and do not forget to add them to the tick
nce, being able to use
the value of one of the generated statistical values as input for
another algorithm in the modeler). Hope to have it ready soon.
Regards
> - Nathan
>
> On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 8:41 PM, Victor Olaya wrote:
>>
>> One question/suggestion: is it possible t
One question/suggestion: is it possible to have some kind of
link/coordination between GSoC projects? I am saying this because the
main aim of the " Orfeo Toolbox backend for the Sextante framework in
QGIS" one is to improve SEXTANTE and add new tools to it, but it would
be a bad idea not to try to
Ok, then I will work on that a bit more to see what is going on :-)
Will keep you posted
Regards
El día 16 de abril de 2012 16:10, Paolo Cavallini
escribió:
> Il 16/04/2012 16:03, Victor Olaya ha scritto:
>
> Paolo
>
> I fixed that. The checking I do is to try to execute s
ot;___")
It is still a simple mechanism, but should work for now, and that at
least guarantees that SAGA is installed before letting the user run
anything. I created a similar thing for the R bindings
Regards
Victor
El día 16 de abril de 2012 10:32, Victor Olaya escribió:
> Paolo
>
Paolo
That is just something that I added to automatically test if SAGA is
installed, so it does not let you execute a SAGA algorithm if SAGA is
not installed. Clearly, it is not working, since it is obvious that
you have SAGA installed...
Let me work on it a bit more, because I am not sure that
Paolo
Just got back from a relaxed weekend, and founds tons of work to do!!!
:-) ,...tomorrow I will start fixing your bugs and adding your
suggestions (thanks for them!!)
Regarding the OTB settings, Julien though that it would be better for
now to let the user configure that manually in linux,
I saw that bug just today. It comes from a quick modification I made a
couple of days ago following some advice given here in the list
I you want to fix it manually, edit the
"/Users/larrys/.qgis/python/plugins/sextante/modeler/ModelerParametersDialog.py"
file
an change line 262 from
if hasa
Thanks for the comment
The list of available algorithms is not comprehensive at all. Even
some of the algorithms currently included have to be improved, and I
am manually editing the descriptions. The idea is to include as many
algorithms as possible, of course, and I am working on it right now.
S
Hi all
As some people mentioned, is important to incorporate more algorithms
into SEXTANTE to make it become some kind of standarized geoanalysis
platform within QGIS. For this reason, I have added a small plugin
named SEXTANTE Example Provider, which is a plugin with a single
algorithm provider t
Hi all
I am trying to get statistics from a raster layer, using the
bandStatistics() method. I get the statistics object, but it seems
that it hasn't been initialized. According to the documentation,
calling this method should compute the statistics (it warns against
using it often, since that cal
>
> Hi Victor
>
> in Python you can use 'hasattr' builtin function:
> edit = QLineEdit()
> if hasattr(edit, 'setPlaceholderText'): edit.setPlaceholderText('foo')
>
> Cheers
> Martin
Great! Thanks!
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> On 30/03/2012 17:04, Victor Olaya wrote:
>
>> You should re-install (re-download) SEXTANTE, since I uploaded it with
>> the same version number and the plugin manager will not tell you that
>> there is a new version. Sorry for this inconvenience. Now I know how
de 2012 22:14, Radim Blazek escribió:
> JFYI,
>
> AttributeError: 'QLineEdit' object has no attribute 'setPlaceholderText'
>
> setPlaceholderText was introduced in Qt 4.7.
>
> QT_MIN_VERSION in QGIS is 4.4.0.
>
> Radim
>
> On Thu, Mar 29, 201
Hi all
I have uploaded a small update to fix the bug reported by some of you
when running SAGA from SEXTANTE on Linux
I added also a few minor changes and improvements
You should re-install (re-download) SEXTANTE, since I uploaded it with
the same version number and the plugin manager will not t
>
> thanks. less easy to find them, among hundreds of commands.
> of course I miss the Famous Sudoku Module ;)
wow, I made the sudoku module long ago...had almost forgot about it :)
Glad to see that people noticed it (although it was quite useless :P)
I guess that was one of the last modules I pro
l me and I will add
it. It is easy to do it.
Regards
El día 30 de marzo de 2012 14:51, Paolo Cavallini
escribió:
> Il 29/03/2012 23:11, Victor Olaya ha scritto:
>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I am glad to announce that a first (tagged as 'experimental') version
>>
>
>> When calling SAGA or R on linux, the path to the software is not
>> needed, since it assumes they are on PATH already. I will remove that
>> setting and the warning in case it is running on linux
>
>
> currently however it is necessary, because the paths are not found, can you
> confirm?
>
So
ooops, I had not read you previous email. I will open a project at
hub.qgis to track issues. Anyway, feel free to ask them to the
googlecode one if you want to.
Regards
El día 30 de marzo de 2012 08:44, Paolo Cavallini
escribió:
> On 29/03/2012 23:11, Victor Olaya wrote:
>>
>> Hi
rsion, but I guess it is a good
idea to keep them separate, so you can put things there
Regards, and thanks again!
Victor
El día 30 de marzo de 2012 09:10, Paolo Cavallini
escribió:
> On 30/03/2012 09:06, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
>>
>> On 29/03/2012 23:11, Victor Olaya wrote:
>>
Hi all
I am glad to announce that a first (tagged as 'experimental') version
SEXTANTE for QGIS has been released. It includes, among other things:
-Full support for SAGA algorithms
-ftool(vector processes) and mmqgis algorithms (these are not only
added to be used directly, but also as real examp
Alex,
Yes, plugins.qgis.org
It would be great if the limit was a bit higher
Thanks in advance
Victor
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Hi all
I have tried to upload my SEXTANTE plugin to the plugin repository,
but it says that it is too big (it has around 1.5 MB). Any solution to
this? Otherwise, I will just put the zip file in the SEXTANTE website,
but that is not such a good solution, I guess.
Regqards and thanks in advance
V
Markus,
GRASS is integrated in SEXTANTE for QGIS just like it is in the Java
version of SEXTANTE (with some slight improvements that I am
doing...). However, I started the integration with SAGA and R before,
and those are now available from SEXTANTE, since more or less they
work fine, but GRASS is
200
> Victor Olaya wrote:
>
>> Paolo
>>
>> I have just registered as mentor and sent a small mesage to the GSoC
>> OSGeo. If there is any other thing I can do, just tell me.
>
> Hi Victor,
>
> did you register on Melange? I don't see your request for men
Paolo
I have just registered as mentor and sent a small mesage to the GSoC
OSGeo. If there is any other thing I can do, just tell me.
I am a bit busy this week, and stil wnat to work on SEXTANTE to
release is ASAP, but the idea of participating in GSoC sounds great to
me :))
Regards
>
> Yes, I wonder about that too. I don't haven't really figured out how
> sextante works, but it seems a very different approach: calls backends
> through the commandline, which makes it much simpler to implement, of
> course, but also limited in some aspects: no interaction, only batch
> based jo
Then, I guess there is no discussion. As I said, in this case there is
no difference from my point of view, so GPL is a good option for
SEXTANTE
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>> I'm available, even though there may be more effective mentors for
>> this. I do not know if he's available, but in case you choose
>> sextante, Victor seems the natural choice.
If the work to do is based on SEXTANTE, then I am definitely
available, and really willing to do it :-)
Regards
>> I would vote for the Framework. About deciding which of the two, I think
>> sextante
>> should be more mature, therefore a better candidate, so:
>> - please Victor share your feelings about that
>> - what is the license of sextante?
I had thought of a MIT license, but I have included some GPLe
> By the way, which one should be considered as the main home page for
> SEXTANTE?:
>
> https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/software/sextante/description
> http://www.sextantegis.com/
> http://sextante.googlecode.com/
sextantegis.com is the official one. The google code one is where the
code is kept. The
Nathan, thanks for proposing not to put pressure on me :-). I think
that I will have things ready soon and then I would like the community
to test everything. Honestly, I wanted to wait a bit more, but saw the
email about the processing framework and thought it was worth
advancing it...but i hope t
Just a quick note for those of you that have started having a look at
SEXTANTE. I have uploaded the SEXTANTE for QGIS manual to the SVN
(LaTeX source where already available, but now there is a pdf in the
sextante folder, so you can read it or access it from QGIS selecting
"SEXTANTE Help")
Please,
Please, don't consider this a stable version. While most things are
kinda finished and work, I am still changing small thing that might
affect how it works. For instance, I tried to incorporate afew lines
of code to avoid SEXTANTE showing layers from remote services...but
ended up blocking all laye
under the processing framework, or it
> will be kept also as an indepenent plugin?
>
> giovanni
>
> 2012/3/21 Victor Olaya
>>
>> I am changing a lot of things now (plenty of small ideas!), so it
>> might be unstable, but as I said, I hope to have it ready soon.
>>
it since a month... and it's already
> there!
> I'm already inside the GC svn to see the nice things you produced ;)
>
> Thanks!
> giovanni
>
>
> 2012/3/21 Victor Olaya
>>
>> Just a quick comment that might be interesting related to that topic.
>
Just a quick comment that might be interesting related to that topic.
I am about to release the first version of the SEXTANTE platform for
QGIS. It contains a toolbox, a graphical modeler, script creator
(creation of new algorithms from scripts), a batch processing
interface, history, and much mor
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