I'd suggest managing your data in Postgis.
Adding a rounded geometry to your dataset becomes a pretty simple sql (assuming
your data is lat/lon - just change the SRID if it isn't):
alter table mydata add column rounded_geom geometry(POINT,4326);
update mydata set
rounded_geom=ST_SetSRID(ST_Make
Hi,
Another QGIS 3.22.3 question.
I have layers that come from a MSSQL database. Those tables were loaded into
SQL using Easy Loader (I know, shh!) so they have the MI_PRINX attribute.
In past versions of QGIS, this MI_PRINX attribute was updated automatically
when a new feature is saved in a l
Another approach would be to use 'Snap points to Grid' algorithm. This
allows you to snap the points to a regular grid. Choose 0.01 as the grid
spacing and you'll get points rounded off to 2 decimal points (As David
mentioned, floating-point precision means the printed values won't be exact
2 decim
On Mon, 21 Feb 2022 at 11:38, Tony Shepherd (FarmMaps NZ)
wrote:
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> Hi All
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> This has been a long-standing issue for me, and likely others for the last
> three or four versions.
What is the most recent QGIS version you've tested this with?
Nyall
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Hi All
This has been a long-standing issue for me, and likely others for the last
three or four versions.
I've logged bug reports on github and it looks like they have been closed
off, yet the issues persist and I have never had any feedback either way.
While not a show stopper, it's
Hi,
My guess is that the files you are using are, perhaps, in different drives. If
you save with a relative path, I think it will work if you have files in a
simple directory structure but if you have files from multiple drives, then
perhaps QGIS is forced to uses a drive lettre like c:\ and t
On 2/17/22 8:21 AM, Raymond Nijssen wrote:
> In the "New WFS Connection" dialog there's a checkbox for "Swap ax
> orientation" (or something similar, my QGIS is not in English right now).
I asked the user to check that but the checkbox is not checked.
Thank you
maxx
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That was a great recommendation. I am much more at home with R than I am with
QGIS, so I am looking forward to that workflow.
I had this on my radar earlier but somehow lost it, now I just checked the
package, looks great!
Thank you, Maria
> Am 19.02.2022 um 17:44 schrieb Luis Eduardo Arlegui C
I'd start by building the array of values using just the rounded x,
y, and complex value, not storing a QgsPointXY. Something like
triplets =
[]
for point in points:
# point consists of a QgsPointXY and a complex value -
[QgsPointXy, compl
