Hi everyone iam the one of the qgis 1.4.0 user,Actually iam doing a project
work in that,
I had a raod network shape file on that layer i want to carry a
shorttest path, routing analysis.
.I saw an artical about QUANTUM NAVIGATOR on the internet.But i
don;t know how to
On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 16:09:38 -0700, Alex Mandel
tech_...@wildintellect.com
wrote:
Based on some feedback I've gotten from some users the download pages
are still too complicated and have too many choices. It's not clear to
anyone but advanced and involved users what the right thing to get is.
Subu,
To the best of my knowledge, you can do this by converting your layer into
a postgis table and then using pgrouting to do the analysis. This could be
a tedious project but make sure to follow the tutorial first. Quantum
navigator is about 3 years old, and as far as I know is unsupported.
Hi all, and sorry for cross-posting,
the new version of the plugin contains a critical bugfix related to rpy2
dataframe handling - now all analyses are correctly performed.
The odd bug about ade4 is very elusive and I'm presently unaware of a
pattern. All I can say now is that it doesn't happen
Hi,
maybe Werner can have a look and try to improve the website. Do you have any
suggestions, what we should concentrate on to make it easier to
understand, because we already tried to some time ago (probably not very
successful :() ?
Regards,
Otto
Am Mon, 12 Apr 2010 09:07:37 +0200
schrieb
+1
Just some thoughts,
I think the best way to do things is to make it really easy for *new*
people to find the version they need immediately, and those who are
already using qgis, can click a link or two to get more specific or
more unstable versions. The table is extremely difficult to
I pushed for that idea the last time we did a major overhaul of the
pages. The problem we have right now though is that the main team
doesn't have a dedicated builder for a Windows Standalone with GRASS/
full python(including gdal-python) so we have to offer most people 2
windows downloads. Also
My two cents...
QGIS download page can follow the GRASS approach where the page detects the
Operating system from where the request is coming and accordingly displays
Windows only Page or Mac Only Page.
In each download page we can have link to download the current version and
in the bottom a
Kumaran Narayanaswamy wrote:
My two cents...
QGIS download page can follow the GRASS approach where the page detects the
Operating system from where the request is coming and accordingly displays
Windows only Page or Mac Only Page.
In each download page we can have link to download the current
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 1:09 AM, Alex Mandel tech_...@wildintellect.com wrote:
Based on some feedback I've gotten from some users the download pages
are still too complicated and have too many choices. It's not clear to
anyone but advanced and involved users what the right thing to get is.
I
+1 from me for Martin's suggestions... very logical and neat. The
faster people can find what they need, the faster they can start
playing with QGIS, the faster they tell their friends about it!
Carson
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Martin Dobias wonder...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Apr 12,
Hi
I'm translating the manual QGIS 1.4 for Portuguese and would like to know if
there's somebody else in that effort. Currently I'm in Chapter 5 Working
with vector data.
I work in CENSIPAM - Centre Manager and Operating System of Protection of
the Amazon in Brazil.
Taking advantage, there is a
Hi Carlos,
Have a look here for the list of people working on the various
translations of the manual:
http://www.qgis.org/wiki/Manual_Translation
Also, currently the only 'end-user' version of the manual is the PDF
version, however, there is currently work under way to provide an html
version as
Hi Folks,
How do I draw lines or add symbols? Can this then be saved off as a
vector layer.
Thanks
Brett
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