Christine wrote
> ... I cannot achieve a splitting of features with my specific
> lineZ feature dataset at all and I have no idea why. Couldn't find an
> entry
> of a known bug or problem for this, ...
Have found a roundabout with the creation of an overlay layer (close buffer
polygons around the
One way that might work for you, see the QGIS action tool.
Create a system invoked R script that plots the time series for a specified
polygon, taking the polygon ID as a parameter on the command line.
Then create a QGIS action that invokes the script & passes in the polygon ID.
I have done some
Hi,
I want to show rainfall distribution for a time series for a single
polygon, is it possible?
if yes please let me suggest.
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Shrawan Kumar Tripathi
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Dear colleagues,
since a while I am struggling with the 'split features' tool that doesn't
like to split my line features (lineZ). Have already checked for geometry
problems in my dataset (geopackage), the data are projected (dataset and
project CRS are the same). The split featurs tool works fin
Hi Marcin,
You have to iterate over the features, with:
for f in layer.getFeatures():
But since you will have just one polygon for each four features in the
input, if the input is small, you can create a auxiliary Python dict to
store the polygon's points.
Example:
uri =
"file:///home/jgr/tmp/
