Hi Zoran,
there's a dxf2shp plugin working perfectly on your file.
Cordialy
Le 03/02/2010 11:34, Zoran Jankovic a écrit :
I'm resending, the first one seemed to bounce as too big...
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From: Zoran Jankoviczoran.janko...@zisis.hr
Date: Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at
Zoran Jankovic a écrit :
I have cadastrial data like the sample in the attachment. It's layered
DXF, with parcel numbers as block references in the layer 1_kc_broj,
and the main layer of cadastrial parcel boundaries is 1_kc_medja.
I would like to import this DXF into SHP (or directly to
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 11:47 AM, Lionel Roubeyrie lroubey...@limair.asso.fr
wrote:
Hi Zoran,
there's a dxf2shp plugin working perfectly on your file.
Cordialy
Yes, it creates shapefile with polylines, and even a separate shapefile with
text (if you check the Export text labels. But, it does
anyone looking for a qgis job?
In Dragash/Kosovo
http://groups.google.com/group/free-software-conference/browse_thread/thread/043f72a68db11c88?hl=en#
mike
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Kumaran Narayanaswamy schrieb:
The build that we did sets certain PATH variables which is required for
GRASS modules to work properly. In OSGeo build this is done temporarily for
that session using bat file. We will see if there is a better option to
handle this temporarily only for that
Thanks a lot.
The suggestions worked flawlessly; however, on some occasions the cartogram
plugin gave the following error:
...path .../doCartogram.py, line 246, in getInfo
dSizeError = max(dPolygonArea, dDesired) / min(dPolygonArea, dDesired)
#calculate size error...
ZeroDivisionError: float
I'm trying to geo-reference some rasters.
I'm not sure which algorithm to use to get maximum match with known
GCPs, these rasters need to be distorted a lot. I thought tps and cubic
would be best. Can anyone tell me which algorithm is best?
Also, when the raster is placed(georeference
You can make the black surrounds to your warped image transparent by
right clicking on the layer, choosing properties, then selecting
Transparency. Add a new entry to the Transparent Pixel List using the
button with the star, then put 0 in for Red, Green and Blue (or 255 for
white
Ahmed,
Thanks a lot.
The suggestions worked flawlessly;
I'm glad things worked for you
however, on some occasions the cartogram
plugin gave the following error:
...path .../doCartogram.py, line 246, in getInfo
dSizeError = max(dPolygonArea, dDesired) / min(dPolygonArea, dDesired)
Hi,
PostgisQuery (Postgis SQL Editor) crashed QGIS when I installed it and
crashes with a Bus Error every time QGIS starts. This is the same
problem as I had with GDAL Tools (see Ticket #2395, now fixed). I tried
the same fix as they applied to GDAL Tools and it has fixed it. As this
appears
Hello Jan,
Download the current version 1.4 which we have uploaded to our website
http://kcubeconsulting.com/download.php. Test and let us know if you are
able to open other Qt applications with QGIS installed.
Regards
Kumaran
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Hi,
While gdal 1.7 already creates dxf read/write support, it cannot yet be
reliably used with QGIS. QGIS would first have to be optimized to handle
the geometry that gdal sends and to interpret OGR feature styling. The
problem is that DXF mixes different geometry types
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