In this way, it would be better to save in a temporary shapefile first,
and if the process finishes successfully, remove the destination
shapefile and copy the temporary shp to the new location.
hmm, I don't know about this...
Firstly, it's only useful to do this if you're
Hi Carson,
Le mercredi 21 janvier 2009 à 16:48 +, Carson Farmer a écrit :
In this way, it would be better to save in a temporary shapefile first,
and if the process finishes successfully, remove the destination
shapefile and copy the temporary shp to the new location.
hmm, I don't
Hi list
in a python plugin im using QgsVectorFileWriter.writeAsShapefile to write a
shapefile to the disk.
The first time I use a certain file name/path (e.g /tmp/foo.shp), it works
properly. If I try to rerun the script, it fails saying:
ERROR 1: /tmp/foo.shp is not a directory.
It looks
Cedric,
Hi list
in a python plugin im using QgsVectorFileWriter.writeAsShapefile to write a
shapefile to the disk.
The first time I use a certain file name/path (e.g /tmp/foo.shp), it works properly. If I try to rerun the script, it fails saying:
ERROR 1: /tmp/foo.shp is not a directory.
In this way, it would be better to save in a temporary shapefile first,
and if the process finishes successfully, remove the destination
shapefile and copy the temporary shp to the new location.
Le mercredi 21 janvier 2009 à 14:27 +, Carson Farmer a écrit :
Cedric,
Hi list
in a python
In this way, it would be better to save in a temporary shapefile first,
and if the process finishes successfully, remove the destination
shapefile and copy the temporary shp to the new location.
hmm, I don't know about this...
Firstly, it's only useful to do this if you're concerned about
