Hi,
I'd like to remind everyone that the 2.1 development cycle ends at 2014-01-24
(11 days away), we'll go into feature freeze and start the 2.2 release cycle in
which we'll do testing, bugfixing, translating and release preparations instead
of feature development for the 2.2 release.
Please
Dear Community,
at 2014-01-24 (11 days away), we'll go into feature freeze for the next qgis
version 2.2, which will be released at 2014-02-21 (39 days away).
To have an updated user manual at that time we need to build a documentation
team with people who take care about certain tasks and
Hello Otto,
If it's still necessary, you can count on me for the screenshoots.
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 9:49 AM, Otto Dassau das...@gbd-consult.de wrote:
Dear Community,
at 2014-01-24 (11 days away), we'll go into feature freeze for the next
qgis
version 2.2, which will be
Respected,
I want to ask a query ie. how to write a help file for a plugin which i
have developed.
I want to know that, how to develop the help file for that plugin.I have
written a pdf document, can I call that file through python by clicking on
a button of my plugin.
I have read the
Dear all, dear Vishwadeep
*
*I hope this is not a little cross-posting, but,/despite it's not
approved yet/, I've developed a plugin for qgis in which I sort of
implement some help/about info in the way you try to implement it, so
maybe you can take a look to it and perhaps tinker some of the
Hi,
I have recently upgraded to QGIS 2 am i'm really enjoying it!
I have noticed I can zoom within a map frame in the Print Composer with the
mouse wheel. Is there a way to pan within the frame? The ability to zoom,
pan and rotate with a mouse within the map frame would be fantastic.
Regards
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Craig Leat craig.l...@gmail.com wrote:
I have noticed I can zoom within a map frame in the Print Composer with
the mouse wheel. Is there a way to pan within the frame? The ability to
zoom, pan and rotate with a mouse within the map frame would be fantastic.
Hi Craig,
You can pan with the Move item content button.
There is no rotation linked with the mouse, just the zooming.
What would you propose - how should rotation of the map work? In
combination with a modifier key?
Please also note that the print composer will be considerably improved
in
Ah, I can see how I missed this. I was expecting a hand icon with a label
pan. BTW Move Item Content doesn't appear to work with all items. For
example, I can't move a label within it's frame.
Thanks Andreas for the pointer to the blog for upcoming improvements. I'll
take a closer look.
Regards
Hi,
The Move Item Content works only for items that have a movable
content. As far as I know the map is the only object that has a movable
content currently.
For the movement of all other objects you should use the Select/Move
Item button.
Andreas
Am 13.01.2014 14:09, schrieb Craig Leat:
Ah,
Am 13.01.2014 10:49, schrieb Otto Dassau:
Dear Community,
at 2014-01-24 (11 days away), we'll go into feature freeze for the next qgis
version 2.2, which will be released at 2014-02-21 (39 days away).
To have an updated user manual at that time we need to build a documentation
team with people
I am using QGIS v2.0.1 and am also using PostgreSQL/PostGIS as well as
GeoServer. In my PostgreSQL, I have a feature table that contains an ID,
title, and point geometry. I have published the table as a WMS/WFS via
GeoServer. In QGIS, I added a layer to the feature table with a direct
Andreas Neumann a.neumann@... writes:
Hi,
Some of my maps I georeference are rotated approx. 45 degrees because
they did not point to the north before georeferencing. This is desired -
however - the resulting file has a huge black background as a result of
the rotation.
I tried with
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Il 13/01/2014 22:05, Jukka Rahkonen ha scritto:
Don't let QGIS to do the warping but just push the button and create the
GDAL commands. Then you can edit the gdal_translate command and have total
control over all the features it supports
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