When I run the rotate tool in the Advanced Digitizing Toolbar it pops up a
small window that allows you to change the snap to angle and show the angle the
selected feature is rotated to. Is there a way to get access to the angle
through python?
actions = iface.mainWindow().findChildren(QAction)
self.action_rotate_feature = [x for x in actions if
x.objectName()=='mActionRotateFeature'][0]
self.placed_element_layer.selectAll()
# Inititates rotate feature action allowing to select a snap to value.
self.action_rotate_feature.trigger()
My problem is I call this tool on a layer where I programmatically select the
features to rotate. I can see they are all rotating but when I edit my session
as below only one of the features gets unrotated somehow, If I do not end the
edit session as below and I allow the user to toggle editing off all the layers
stay rotated until I exit QGIS and then QGIS unexpectedly ends.
if self.element_rotated:
self.placed_element_layer.commitChanges()
self.placed_element_layer.endEditCommand()
I have posted the issue about features rotating and then some getting unrotated
after the edit session was programmatically ended and the solution provided did
not work and after replying I have not yet heard back from the person that
helped. So I though as a work around if I can get the angle from the rotate
tool and run the processing tool processing.run("native:rotatefeatures") using
that angle I can rotate the features in the layer using that tool.
Luke Catania
US Army ERDC-GRL
JCMS Site Planning Developer
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