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On Tue, 5 Feb 2019 at 15:54, Reginald wrote:
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> Thanks Nicolas and Nyall,
>
> That makes sense.
> I will try to wrap the call to the bat file in the template.
Let us know how you go with this. I think a Processing "execute batch
file" algorithm would be a very handy addition, so potentially you
Thanks Nicolas and Nyall,
That makes sense.
I will try to wrap the call to the bat file in the template.
Regards,
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On Tue, 5 Feb 2019 at 06:06, Reginald wrote:
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> Thanks Nicolas,
>
> You have me some hints on how to do it.
> The bat file was created according to the code of Michel Stuyts.
> I adapted it to work with SSL and I guess I only have to do
> call C:\Osgeo4W64\bin\py3_env.bat # this will make the GDA
Hi,
I am not a modelling guru but it's my understanding that you can export
the model to python. My (educated) guess is that you could then modify
this python script to call an external process if it's not already
possible to do it directly in processing. I see you are looking at
os.system
Hi,
Le lun. 4 févr. 2019 à 18:37, Jonathan Moules
a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Well, taking the error at face value, it seems to be complaining that you
> have:
> *REQUEST=Transaction*
>
> in the URL. Which is odd because that's exactly what it should be (looking
> at the 1.0.0 spec).
>
> But at the bott
Thanks Nicolas,
You have me some hints on how to do it.
The bat file was created according to the code of Michel Stuyts.
I adapted it to work with SSL and I guess I only have to do
call C:\Osgeo4W64\bin\py3_env.bat # this will make the GDAL SRS database
available
os.system([("cmd", "extractwfsdata
Hi,
Well, taking the error at face value, it seems to be complaining that
you have:
/REQUEST=Transaction/
in the URL. Which is odd because that's exactly what it should be
(looking at the 1.0.0 spec).
But at the bottom of your error, it says:
10:15:17 WARNING [9148]: Service WFS 1.0.0 not
Wolfgang Reichart wrote
> ... now I`m looking to find an Airport with the following Coordinates:
>
>
> 50° 46′ 8″ N,
> 7° 9′ 48″ O
>
>
Dear Wolfgang,
not sure how to guide you with your coordinates (in DMS writing) to th
Dear all QGIS Power User,
I`m a rookie here myself Using QGIS since a few hours.
After installing the 2.8.8 version with the GridSplitter Plugin, and two wms dop40 server now I`m looking to find an Airport with the following Coordinates:
50° 46′ 8″ N, 7° 9′ 48″ O
Hi everyone,
how qgis consider the coordinates of a raster file?
As center cell or as node (e.g. top left corner of the cell)?
It seems that in an .asc created outside QGIS (e.g. surfer) the coordinates
are referred to the top left corner of the cell.
The same .asc to be read and located at the sa
Hi,
Hints of answers below...
> Le 4 févr. 2019 à 02:42, Reginald a écrit :
>
> Hello list,
>
> I am running QGIS 3.4 on windows 7 and I have a bat file that uses ogr2ogr
> to get a layer of points from a WFS service. The bat file works when I run
> it in the OSGeo4W shell but not if I run it i
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