On Fri, 10 Aug 2018 at 11:11, C Hamilton wrote:
>
> Thanks!!! That is a good idea to use the layout panel.
>
> The advanced digitizing panel was the piece that I was missing. Yes the tools
> in QGIS 3 are much better.
This is certainly a novel task to do in QGIS. I'd love to see a write
up/case
Thanks!!! That is a good idea to use the layout panel.
The advanced digitizing panel was the piece that I was missing. Yes the
tools in QGIS 3 are much better.
On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 7:49 PM, Nyall Dawson wrote:
> On Fri, 10 Aug 2018 at 08:01, Alexandre Neto
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > On
On Fri, 10 Aug 2018 at 08:01, Alexandre Neto wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, Aug 9, 2018, 22:27 C Hamilton wrote:
>>
>>
>> Also is there a way a non georegistered image be imported, make it somewhat
>> transparent, and then interactively drag and resize it on the map somewhat
>> like Google Earth?
Hi,
On Thu, Aug 9, 2018, 22:27 C Hamilton wrote:
>
> Also is there a way a non georegistered image be imported, make it
> somewhat transparent, and then interactively drag and resize it on the map
> somewhat like Google Earth? When you don't really have anything to
> reference the image to you
I need to be able to trace out some old surveys of ancient Indian
earthworks such as:
http://scienceviews.com/squier/ancientmonuments3-19.html
I would like to have them properly scaled and then somehow import them into
QGIS. Because many of these sites have been destroyed we don't know
precisely
Hi,
What appened if you type " to_string(YOURFIELD) " instead of juste "
YOURFIELD " as categorized field ?
2018-08-09 11:11 GMT+02:00 GILLEN Finbar :
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I have added delimited text layer to QGIS 3.2 which I have converted to
> point layer. When I add it in I am able to style the
Dear Anna,
For QGIS 2 we had a similar approach.
Instead of using global settings, we added a section to the start-up batch that
copies default settings from some network drive to users %HOME% (while
replacing some user related paths strings...) utilizing the --confgpath option.
See e.g.:
Dear Stefan and other list members,
thanks for your response. Unfortunately I am supposed to use QGIS version 2.18,
so I guess I can´t use the global settings solution. I think it will take some
time until we´re switching to QGIS 3.
Does anyone else have any suggestions for 2.18?
Best,
Anna
Hi,
I have added delimited text layer to QGIS 3.2 which I have converted to point
layer. When I add it in I am able to style the layer using a string field
within the attribute table.
When I save the file as a geopackage layer and bring it into QGIS I am not able
to style it the way I did
My take on getting the locale from Qt and setting it in Python:
import locale
def get_qgis_locale():
loc = QLocale()
for lang in loc.uiLanguages():
if lang.startswith(loc.bcp47Name()):
return '%s.UTF-8' % lang.replace('-', '_')
return
Hi Reginald,
I couldn’t find the post where you describe your problem. I just tried your
code, this is the result from QGIS 3.2 (Windows) Python console, auto-locale
German Germany (de_DE):
import datetime
vandaag = datetime.datetime.now()
dag = vandaag.day
maand =
On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 9:23 AM, Reginald Carlier <
reginald.carl...@ingelmunster.be> wrote:
> Thanks a lot Alessandro,
>
>
>
> That works perfectly.
>
Glad it helped.
btw, this is a side-effect of the recent changes in QGIS locale: we are now
using setting a "default locale" (from QGIS
Thanks a lot Alessandro,
That works perfectly.
Reginald Carlier
Deskundige GIS
Gemeente Ingelmunster, Oostrozebekestraat 4, 8770 Ingelmunster
T+32 51 33 74 39www.ingelmunster.be
Raadpleeg onze disclaimer
Van: Alessandro Pasotti [mailto:apaso...@gmail.com]
Verzonden: donderdag 9 augustus 2018
Reginald,
Using QT:
locale = QLocale(QLocale.Japanese)
locale.toString(QDate.currentDate())
And, if you want to use the same settings that you set in QGIS, just use
the default locale:
locale = QLocale() # Default locale from QGIS options/settings
locale.toString(QDate.currentDate())
I forgot to mention that I import datetime as follows:
from datetime import datetime
In the console I get the same result as from my script.
Maybe I should use QCoreApplication.translate or some other explicit way to
tell python to translate a string from English to Dutch?
Regards,
Reginald
On Thu, 9 Aug 2018 at 16:39, Reginald Carlier
wrote:
>
> Hi Nyall,
>
> Somehow my post shows the code but my previous post doesn't.
> Anyway this is how the code looks:
>
> vandaag = datetime.now()
> dag = vandaag.day
> maand = vandaag.strftime("%B")
> jaar = vandaag.year
> datum = str(dag) + " "
Hi Nyall,
Somehow my post shows the code but my previous post doesn't.
Anyway this is how the code looks:
vandaag = datetime.now()
dag = vandaag.day
maand = vandaag.strftime("%B")
jaar = vandaag.year
datum = str(dag) + " " + maand + " " + str(jaar)
I suspect that maybe strftime changed in
On Mon, 30 Jul 2018 at 19:22, Reginald wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a script that was adapted to python 3.6 and runs fine on QGIS 3.2.
> The problem I'm having is that the date shows up in english.
> Under Extra > Options > Algemeen i have:
> Vertaling gebruikers-interface --> Nederlands
> Locale
Hi Reginald,
Perhaps ask the same question in the qgis-developer mailing list? You
are more likely to get an answer.
There have been quite some changes (with some side effects) on
localization introduced in QGIS 3.2. Maybe this issue is related?
Andreas
On 2018-08-09 08:14, Reginald wrote:
nobody has issues with localisation in QGIS 3.2?
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