On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Nathan Woodrow madman...@gmail.com wrote:
Two tables can also also have different filters. So you might want to
compare them. Restricting to a single open table per layer is not good IMO,
but yes the side stacking option that currently happens is not ideal.
On 10/08/2014 10:25 AM, Martin Dobias wrote:
On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Nathan Woodrow madman...@gmail.com wrote:
Two tables can also also have different filters. So you might want to
compare them. Restricting to a single open table per layer is not good IMO,
but yes the side stacking
Not sure if I met a feature or a bug...
I can open the same attribute table multiple times. I would expect, when
I open it the second time, QGIS would just show/focus on the window
containing the already opened table.
Is this meant to be this way?
Regards,
Raymond
On 07.10.2014 14:35, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
Hi Raymond,
Just discussed this last week with Denis who thought that sometimes this
is intentional (comparing two tables).
We thought about having the possibility to have a split view on the
table. Once this is possible we could prevent the attribute
On 07/10/2014, at 20:35 , Matthias Kuhn wrote:
Hi Raymond,
Just discussed this last week with Denis who thought that sometimes this
is intentional (comparing two tables).
When I deliberately open a table more than once, this is why.
(Oft times I forget that I have a table open, because
Il 07/10/2014 14:41, Ramon Andiñach ha scritto:
We thought about having the possibility to have a split view on the
table. Once this is possible we could prevent the attribute table from
being opened several times for the same layer.
This would be handy.
It sounds like something that would
Hi Matthias,
What is the point of comparing two identical tables? If they have the
same source, the contents must be the same. Or do you mean comparing
different parts of the same table? In that case a split view would
indeed solve the problem.
A disadvantage of opening the same table
Hi,
IMHO the current behaviour is not optimal. I often see my users having
the same table opened several times because the expected behaviour is
that if it is already open it comes to focus (similar as with opening
files). If the layer has many features opening the same table a second
(or
I think for smaller screens we can use tabs in the same window.
All the best.
Actually I expect a table would be split horizontally, dividing is in an
upper and lower part. Both parts having their own scrollbar. Now you can
scroll to row 1000 with one part and compare the values to the
Il 07/10/2014 14:46, Bernhard Ströbl ha scritto:
So how about having an option Open only one instance of a layer's table
that is
ticked by default? Just untick if you need to compare tables (e.g. with
different
filters applied).
I would be against the proliferation of options: better
Il 07/10/2014 14:44, Raymond Nijssen ha scritto:
What is the point of comparing two identical tables? If they have the same
source,
the contents must be the same. Or do you mean comparing different parts of
the same
table? In that case a split view would indeed solve the problem.
Often
Two tables can also also have different filters. So you might want to
compare them. Restricting to a single open table per layer is not good
IMO, but yes the side stacking option that currently happens is not ideal.
Something else I have considered in this situation is a table manager type
dock,
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