Am 28.11.2013 20:02, schrieb Luca Arzeni:
Is this a reasonable way to go? or is there any other way, more
"QGISish"?
Maybe this:
You could set up a database with polygons of the whole world containing
the MGRS letter codes, and do a spatial join with your coordinates.
But I don't know which
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Am 28.11.2013 20:02, schrieb Luca Arzeni:
Thanks to all, I was not clear in my question...
I already have the code to do the conversion... beside it, the
geograpphic lib is already available in python and, since it's the
code under proj, I think I would use it if I sho
Am 28.11.2013 13:24, schrieb Alexandre Neto:
Hello,
In times I though about doing a python plugin for it, but I have never had
the time to do it. I think that is a valid idea for a plugin as for
instance Biologists and Botanics very often use MGRS to register species
location.
I believe that 2
Hello,
In times I though about doing a python plugin for it, but I have never had
the time to do it. I think that is a valid idea for a plugin as for
instance Biologists and Botanics very often use MGRS to register species
location.
I believe that 2 option arise:
1 - ask some help to developers (
Am 28.11.2013 09:59, schrieb Luca Arzeni:> Hi there,
> Environment QGIS 2.0, Debian GNU Linux 7.0 on AMD64
> I need to show to the user the coordinates in MGRS, as it moves the
>pointer over a map, as currently happens for the system defined CRS
> I saw that I could define a CRS conversion using
Hi there,
Environment QGIS 2.0, Debian GNU Linux 7.0 on AMD64
I need to show to the user the coordinates in MGRS, as it moves the pointer
over a map, as currently happens for the system defined CRS
I saw that I could define a CRS conversion using proj, but looking at few old
mail it seems that
