acceptable.
I would prefer being able to edit all formats OGR can write.
Ciao.
cb
On Thu, 25 Sep 2014 21:56:20 +0200 Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
> From: Richard Duivenvoorde
> To: Tom Lennon , Qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
> Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] How to Make a project layer editable
>
To be honest - I'm not sure if ArcGIS will edit coverages any more (just
checked). It will convert to and from but I didn't see anything that
indicated edit.
I think your best bet is to convert it to a shapefile (or
postgis/spatialite) if possible. If memory serves me right you could
store a
On 25-09-14 19:04, Tom Lennon wrote:
> I have a project with layers imported from Arc Info Coverages
> (directories). They all appear to be locked from editing. If I select a
> polygon, list the attributes, and attempt to change them the pencil
> toggle in not active and no new values can be entere
Hi Tom,
in QGIS you can only edit layers, when they are stored in the data formats
shapefile, SpatialLite, PostGIS or other databanks.
So if you want to edit your layer, you first have to save as shapefile or
import to a databank.
ralf
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I have a project with layers imported from Arc Info Coverages
(directories). They all appear to be locked from editing. If I select a
polygon, list the attributes, and attempt to change them the pencil toggle
in not active and no new values can be entered. I have tried other projects
which were not
