On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 12:06:31AM +0200, G. Allegri wrote:
Right, it would need some kung-fu across QGIS-GEOS python bindings. It
was never really a top priority for me since QgsGeometry exposes the
most important GEOS geometry algorithms.
I would like to extend it, to include the
Why don't you extent QgsGeometry API ?
Because I'm not so much experienced with C++, and I'm scared :D
But this could be a good occasion to get back to it ;)
I will extend it on my github fork and send a push request as soon as I
have it.
giovanni
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 11:00 AM, G. Allegri gioha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've just realized that the python api does't support the
QgsGeometry.asGeos() method.
I understand that it would require SIP to manage the marshalling and the
bindings to GEOS too, so what is the best way to obtain a
Right, it would need some kung-fu across QGIS-GEOS python bindings. It
was never really a top priority for me since QgsGeometry exposes the
most important GEOS geometry algorithms.
I would like to extend it, to include the linearref methods exposed by the
C API:
- GEOSInterpolate
(-
Hi,
I've just realized that the python api does't support the
QgsGeometry.asGeos() method.
I understand that it would require SIP to manage the marshalling and the
bindings to GEOS too, so what is the best way to obtain a GEOS geometry
from the QgsGeoemtry?
I mean, is there something better then
