Hi,
If it's only date metadata you are interested in, you could write
a script to extract that info from the metadata and display it in
the raster layer name?
Or, simply, rename the raster layer to include the date?
An other possibility is to create a "legend widg
Hi,
If it's only date metadata you are interested in, you could write
a script to extract that info from the metadata and display it in
the raster layer name?
Or, simply, rename the raster layer to include the date?
An other possibility is to create a "legend widg
Hi,
If it's only date metadata you are interested in, you could write
a script to extract that info from the metadata and display it in
the raster layer name?
Or, simply, rename the raster layer to include the date?
An other possibility is to create a "legend widg
I ment as expressions, not variables.
https://docs.qgis.org/latest/en/docs/docs/user_manual/working_with_vector/expression.html
Nicolas Cadieux
Ça va bien aller!
> Le 6 mai 2020 à 09:47, Nicolas Cadieux a écrit
> :
>
> Hi,
>
> A raster database has not been developed yet in QGIS, unless it
Hi,
A raster database has not been developed yet in QGIS, unless it was recently
add and don’t know about it. I did not know it could stored in the metadata.
I know some metadata (Like layer name, file name) can queried as variables.
Could this be used in a python script? Anyone???
Ultimate
Good day
As we know, for vector layers, we can caption the layers with any field
that is stored in the data table that is incorporated into each layer.
With a raster layer, there obviously isn't an equivalent data structure
attached within the raster file itself, but within the properties
as
