On 09/01/2019 23:58, Nyall Dawson
wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 at 18:45, Havard Tveite wrote:
We have a tool ("Move Features") for moving a geometry.
For consistency, that tool should be used also for moving points.
A new tool ("Move feature
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 at 18:45, Havard Tveite wrote:
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> We have a tool ("Move Features") for moving a geometry.
> For consistency, that tool should be used also for moving points.
> A new tool ("Move feature part") would eliminate the need for
> overloading the "Vertex Tool". The "Vertex Tool"
The way it's implemented now, the node tool is the most convenient way
of moving a point in a point layer. One click, as opposed to two steps,
selecting a point and then using the move tool to move it.
On 8/01/19 9:02 PM, Havard Tveite wrote:
I agree that disabling the vertex tool for point
Hi Matthias
Am 08.01.2019 um 09:21 schrieb Matthias Kuhn:
On point layers, I was always thinking of points being composed of a
single node. On multi point layers, I was thinking of each part being
composed of a single node, so I wasn't thinking of "either a node or a
point" but both. With
We have a tool ("Move Features") for moving a geometry.
For consistency, that tool should be used also for moving points.
A new tool ("Move feature part") would eliminate the need for
overloading the "Vertex Tool". The "Vertex Tool" would then be
used only for modifying the shape of lines
On point layers, I was always thinking of points being composed of a
single node. On multi point layers, I was thinking of each part being
composed of a single node, so I wasn't thinking of "either a node or a
point" but both. With this concept in mind, the whole set of available
tools works fine
I agree that disabling the vertex tool for point layers is a good
idea. It will improve consistency and avoid confusion.
A separate tool for moving a part of a multi-geometry would be
useful.
Håvard
On 08. jan. 2019 07:53, Bernhard Ströbl wrote:
Hi Saber,
Delete a single point (part) in a
On 1/8/19 1:59 AM, Nyall Dawson wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 at 01:48, Micha Silver wrote:
Thanks to both Harrissou and Andreas for pointing out the difference between the node tool and delete feature...
The new node tool takes some getting used to.
Hi Saber,
Delete a single point (part) in a multi-point layer with remove part
tool (as you would with e.g. a multi-polygon layer).
Move single point in a multi-point layer: There is no option to move a
part in a multi-line or multi-polygon layer either (or I am not aware of
it). Why is it
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019 at 01:48, Micha Silver wrote:
>
> Thanks to both Harrissou and Andreas for pointing out the difference between
> the node tool and delete feature...
>
> The new node tool takes some getting used to. When a node is selected (also a
> single point) then the visual indication
It would in fact, be desirable if the accidental removal of the last
node did not result in a feature being deleted, IMO.
On 8/01/19 4:25 AM, DelazJ wrote:
Hi Micha,
The Node Tool is not meant to remove features, but to edit/remove
their geometries. Your feature persists in your dataset
Hi Bernhard,
How about multi-point layer? All the features will move/delete with the
other tools.
Regards
Saber
On Mon, 7 Jan 2019 at 15:55, Bernhard Ströbl
wrote:
> Maybe the node tool shouldn't be available when editing a point layer?
> Anything one may want to do with points can be done
Maybe the node tool shouldn't be available when editing a point layer?
Anything one may want to do with points can be done using the other
tools (move, delete part). I was always wondering why it is there
because AFAIU nodes are not individual features, they only exist as part
of a line or
Thanks to both Harrissou and Andreas for pointing out the
difference between the node tool and delete feature...
The new node tool takes some getting used to. When a node is
selected (also a single point) then the visual indication that it
is selected disappears
Hi Micha,
The Node Tool is not meant to remove features, but to edit/remove their
geometries. Your feature persists in your dataset through their attributes
and you can later use the "Add part" tool to create a new geometry.
Hi Micha,
hm - interesting.
I have to say that deleting features by using the node tools seems a bit
"unconventional" to me. There is a "delete features" tool, which is
meant to be used to delete features. The node tools serves a different
purpose: to remove nodes.
I am not sure it is well
Hi Alex:
Linux Mint 19
gdal 2.2.3
QGIS 3.4.3
Just out of curiosity, I did the same on a debian buster machine
(QGIS 2.18) and found the same: deleting vertices (with the node
tool) on a point vector layer does not delete the attribute rows.
What's your platform?
What's the version of gdal?
Thanks,
Alex Neto
A dom, 6/01/2019, 12:55, Micha Silver escreveu:
> I have found that after deleting some points in both a shapefile and a
> geopackage layer, the attribute rows remain in the table (with null
> geometry). Is this expected? I'm
I have found that after deleting some points in both a shapefile
and a geopackage layer, the attribute rows remain in the table
(with null geometry). Is this expected? I'm using 3.4.3, and I
don't remember that being so in earlier versions.
I removed the
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