It is value tool 0.2.1 that causes the crashes after installing and
enabling it. If I remove it from .qgis\python\plugins and restart QGIS,
then things are back to normal.
Any hint?
Hermann
Hermann Peifer wrote:
Hi,
Yesterday, I made a fresh QGIS Stable installation via the OSGEO4W
Tim,
Thanks for your reply. I have made sure that it is looking in lib64,
and have tried explicitly specified the path for -D
GRASS_PREFIX=/usr/lib64/grass-6.3.0. I also tried adding -D
GRASS_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/grass. I don't have time to kick at this
any more at the moment, will
I all,
Before to open a ticket on the track list I would like to know if someone
has already got the same problem as I get with the brand new QGis version
(1.2.0).
Everything works fine except the Grass Plugin. Indeed when i trie to
activate it by the Manage plugin menu Qgis crash.
In my shell i
Hi,
I have already installed a few times (on different machines) qgis 1.2
under ubuntu 9.04 using repositories or compiling from source, and I
have never hit your problem. How did you installed qgis? Did you had
any previous version already installed?
-- Giovanni --
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 2:02
Hi Giovanni,
Thanks you for your to answer me.
Before the 1.2 i used to work with Qgis Kore. I followed the launchpad
indication and had the UbunutuGis sources in Synaptic.
After that in Synaptic I've updated my Qgis application.
Should I remove all of them before?
Regards
Arnaud
On Fri, Sep
After a apt_get upgrade the grass plugin reworks.
Sorry for the disturbs.
Arnaud
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Arnaud Vandecasteele
arnaud@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Giovanni,
Thanks you for your to answer me.
Before the 1.2 i used to work with Qgis Kore. I followed the launchpad
indication
It is common to develop a GIS on one powerful computer, and then
deploy it on many less powerful computers. For example, a GIS might
be developed on a Mac Pro desktop with 8 GB RAM and 2000 GB disk, and
then be deployed for use in the field with MacBook notebooks with 2
GB RAM and 250 GB
We have been waiting two years for the ability to Save
Relative Paths. It is unclear if QGIS has any plans to include the
ability to Save Relative Paths.
Qgis 1.2 do save project with relative paths, nevertheless it seems that
this feature is bugged.
The ability to Save Relative Paths was originally promised to be
included in QGIS version 1.0. It appears the function of Save
Relative Paths is not included in QGIS version 1.2, thus preventing
the use of QGIS where the GIS is distributed on DVD-ROMs, and flash
drives. We have been
Hi Greg,
On Fri, 04. Sep 2009 at 13:13:08 -0400, Greg Coats wrote:
The 1 June 2009 posting to https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/1211
indicated that a request posted a year ago for QGIS to support Save
Relative Paths had been fulfilled.
This only works when your data is below the project
Hi Jurgen,
Thank very much for your interest in enabling the Save Relative Paths
capability.
Greg
http://homepage.mac.com/gregcoats/jp2.html
On Sep 4, 2009, at 3:41 PM, Jürgen E. Fischer wrote:
Hi Greg,
On Fri, 04. Sep 2009 at 13:13:08 -0400, Greg Coats wrote:
The 1 June 2009 posting to
With QGIS 1.2 .0 Daphnis, standalone install, windows vista.
PostgreSQL 8.4, PostGIS 1.4.0.
Does any one know if Spit intentionally limits accuracy to 4 decimal
places (looks like values are getting truncated)?
I am importing a shape file of points (sample of .dbf and resulting
values from the
mtnbiketr...@zzz.com wrote:
Is there a way to automatically assign a sized circle to a vector point?
I have a large number of gps waypoints and want to use varying circle
sizes to represent +/- error. I would import these using the csv plugin.
If by assign you mean display points by varying
Hi Tom,
For a bit more power flexibility, load your GPS points into a POstGIS
database, and create columns based on criteria such as reliability that you can
use to set the size/colour/symbol.
PostGIS gives you useful tools to query manage the data QGIS gives you the
ability to use PostGIS
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