Hi Etienne,
yep Nyall's blog is really outstanding useful, thanks!
Cheers
Matteo
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Hi Matthias,
thanks for the help!
Matteo
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Hi,
You should have a look to the blog post from Nyall:
http://nyalldawson.net/2016/10/speeding-up-your-pyqgis-scripts/
So you can still use your `setFilterExpression`
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request =
QgsFeatureRequest().setFilterFids(vector_layer.selectedFeaturesIds())
for feature in vector_layer.getFeatures(req
Hi Matteo,
No, it's not possible to combine the two in the query itself.
But sending the request with the filter expression and then checking if
each feature's id is in selectedFeatureIds() should be straightforward.
selcted_ids = layer.selectedFeatureIds()
for feature in layer.getFeatures(reque
Hi devs,
maybe the question can sound trivial but I didn't find a solution.
Simply I would like to iterate only on selected features of a vector
layer features with an expression.
I know that the QgsFeatureRequest can be used with `setFilterExpression`
and `setFilterFids`.
Is it possible to com
