Hello,
The official qgis plugin repository is now at
http://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/plugins.xml
You will find Atlas plugin there.
But I still suggest you to upgrade to now stable version QGIS 1.8, where this
repository is enabled by default.
Vincent
Le vendredi 13 juillet 2012 19:39:21, lt a
Hi Lee.
AFAIK Atlas cannot do that but it would be an improvement to consider in
the ongoing project to refactor the plugin.
Giovanni
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Il giorno 13/lug/2012 01.07, Lee Hachadoorian lee.hachadoor...@gmail.com
ha scritto:
Recently used the Atlas plugin for the first
I read in this ML about the Atlas Plugin, but I cannot find it in the fetch
python plug in console. Can you help me?
thank you
laura
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Il 13/07/2012 19:12, lt ha scritto:
I read in this ML about the Atlas Plugin, but I cannot find it in the fetch
python plug in console. Can you help me?
it is in the new repo, so it should be accessible from the plugin installer.
which qgis version are you using?
all the best.
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Paolo
Hi,
Le vendredi 13 juillet 2012 19:12:36, lt a écrit :
I read in this ML about the Atlas Plugin, but I cannot find it in the fetch
python plug in console. Can you help me? thank you
There are now 2 versions, both in the new repository :
* stable needs at least qgis 1.6
* experimental needs at
what should I search for?
I write ATLAS in the search bar but in no repository I find the atlas plug in.
I am running Qgis 1.7.3 under winXP
can you paste me the repository's address to add it manually?
thank you
laura
Il giorno 13/lug/2012, alle ore 19:23, Vincent Picavet ha scritto:
Hi,
Il 13/07/2012 19:39, lt ha scritto:
I am running Qgis 1.7.3 under winXP
that's the point. Please upgrade to qgis 1.8
all the best.
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Recently used the Atlas plugin for the first time, and I think it's
great. There is one problem I am having which is maybe a bit unusual,
and I wonder if there is a way to handle it in Atlas or if someone has
figured out a workaround. Basically, I am mapping nominal data with a
large number of
Hi all,
I am discussing with Oslandia (the authors of the Atlas plugin for
serial printing) an option to include Atlas into QGIS core.
Currently it is a python plugin, the idea would be to port it to C++
and include it with QGIS by default. It would also be an opportunity to
fix several
Hi,
This is a very useful idea, but seems to be not working on my OSX
environment using a trunk build. I submitted a couple of bugs that you may
already have seen. For convenience, I've linked them here as well. Perhaps
others who have developed python plugins will be able to assist in
Hi, I'm trying to use the atlas plugin.
All works fine except that if I use my local projection system (EPSG:
32632) the WMS base map
is printed shifted. If I print directly via QGIS composer the WMS is
printed in the right way.
The same thing happened with the map book plugin but it can be solved
On Jan 25, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Vincent Picavet wrote:
Hi,
A quick message to point you to a new «Atlas» plugin, which let you
create pdf map books given a layer defining map zones.
The plugin is available in the experimental part of the new plugin
repository.
A few links :
Hi,
A quick message to point you to a new «Atlas» plugin, which let you
create pdf map books given a layer defining map zones.
The plugin is available in the experimental part of the new plugin
repository.
A few links :
http://www.oslandia.com/tech/?p=1079
http://hub.qgis.org/projects/atlas
Il 25/01/2012 09:48, Vincent Picavet ha scritto:
Hi,
A quick message to point you to a new «Atlas» plugin, which let you
create pdf map books given a layer defining map zones.
The plugin is available in the experimental part of the new plugin
repository.
A few links :
I can let you use Composer windows to create the map books.
- Nathan
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 6:51 PM, Paolo Cavallini cavall...@faunalia.itwrote:
Il 25/01/2012 09:48, Vincent Picavet ha scritto:
Hi,
A quick message to point you to a new «Atlas» plugin, which let you
create pdf map books
Hello,
Thanks Vincent,
Le mercredi 25 janvier 2012 09:51:57, Paolo Cavallini a écrit :
[..]
Thanks a lot.
What is the difference between this and the EasyPrintMapBook plugin?
I didn't test it yet but one postive thing I see is that you can create your
own template using the composer and use
Il 25/01/2012 10:06, Yves Jacolin ha scritto:
Merging the two would be really interesting :)
Agreed, having many plugins around is painful for users: Vincent, Stefan, any
interest in collaborating?
BTW, once stabilized I think this is a good candidate for becoming a core
plugin.
All the best.
Paolo,
I had a chat to Vincent on IRC just before about making a core feature of
QGIS. He said that might be doable as a funded project, so if we can get
someone to fund it we might be able to have it as a core function of QGIS.
Which I would love.
- Nathan
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 7:55 PM,
Hi Paolo,
A quick message to point you to a new «Atlas» plugin, which let you
create pdf map books given a layer defining map zones.
The plugin is available in the experimental part of the new plugin
repository.
What is the difference between this and the EasyPrintMapBook plugin?
You
Il 25/01/2012 17:29, Vincent Picavet ha scritto:
I had a deep look into easyprint, and the conclusion was that it would be
much
easier to start again from scratch than trying to adapt easyprint to accept
composer templates, as its original format is custom and very constrained.
Thanks for
Hi,
As for having Atlas a QGis core part, I could do the C++ port, but this
project would need funding. If anyone interested, get in touch.
Do you think a porting to C++ is really necessary? Wouldn't it be
sufficient to move the py code to master once ready for production and
well
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