If you have admin privileges you can change permissions either with command+I
or with the terminal.
cd /Applications/QGiswhatever/Resources
and once there i.e.
chmod a+w ftools
or other, see
http://www.perlfect.com/articles/chmod.shtml
Agustin
On 31/08/2012, a
"fTools" in sextante now as well, if you want the fTools python plugin
aside from the incorporated in the qgis core.
Noli
On 8/31/12, Giovanni Manghi wrote:
> Ftools become core a while ago, is not anymore a plugin, so it is not
> installed inside .qgis
> On Aug 31, 2012 12:18 PM, "Roxette" wro
Ftools become core a while ago, is not anymore a plugin, so it is not
installed inside .qgis
On Aug 31, 2012 12:18 PM, "Roxette" wrote:
> I agree, most of the plugins are in that folder. However, for 1.8, the
> fTools
> plugins are NOT in that folder! They are contained within the application
> (
I agree, most of the plugins are in that folder. However, for 1.8, the fTools
plugins are NOT in that folder! They are contained within the application
(right click on QGIS in the applications folder, choose 'show contents',
navigate to something called 'resources' and the fTools and GdalTools
plug
For Mac OS X, qgis plugins are in:
Finder -> Go
~/.qgis
Then, have a look at python/plugins folder.
Noli
On 8/31/12, Roxette wrote:
> Found it! I found someone who knows how Macs install things...and where
> they
> put their packages :-)
>
> Thanks for the help
> Roxette
>
>
> I'm afraid I
Found it! I found someone who knows how Macs install things...and where they
put their packages :-)
Thanks for the help
Roxette
I'm afraid I still cannot find FTools in
/installation-directory-qgis/python/plugins. Like I said, all the other
plugins are in that directory, but not FTools. I under
I'm afraid I still cannot find FTools in
/installation-directory-qgis/python/plugins. Like I said, all the other
plugins are in that directory, but not FTools. I understand how to apply the
patch, but only when I can find the file that requires the patch!
Roxette
Would not be better having a v
Would not be better having a version of FTools as a python plugin until all
problems are solved? This would make the handling of patches much
easier for users.
Note that errors like this are critical for users.
Agus
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 5:48 PM, skampus
wrote:
> thank you, i didn't know it w
thank you, i didn't know it was so easy!
thank again
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Hi,
2012/8/30 Roxette
>
> I'm having trouble applying the patch because I can't find the Ftools plugin
> files anywhere? They aren't in the .qgis/python/plugins directory with all
> the other plugins - is this because it now comes packaged with QGIS now
> rather than being installed individually?
I'm having trouble applying the patch because I can't find the Ftools plugin
files anywhere? They aren't in the .qgis/python/plugins directory with all
the other plugins - is this because it now comes packaged with QGIS now
rather than being installed individually? I've done a search and it doesn't
Salvatore Larosa-2 wrote
>
>>
> Right now, the one way for get it working is by apply the patch here [1]
> or
> installing master version!
> If issue occurs with dataset which are different from point geometry type,
> then it is a bug! If so, please reporting it here [2]
>
> Regards
>
> [1] - h
Hi Havard and Roxette (sorry if I am replying to both)
2012/8/30 Roxette
> I am having a similar problem having upgraded from 1.7.4 to 1.8 -
> specifically, using fTools to do an intersection between two point datasets
> (where the points in each dataset are exactly co-located) creates an empty
I am having a similar problem having upgraded from 1.7.4 to 1.8 -
specifically, using fTools to do an intersection between two point datasets
(where the points in each dataset are exactly co-located) creates an empty
shapefile with all the attributes of the two datasets, but no entries. The
SEXTANT
I have done some more testing and searching.
For very simple datasets, it seems that most overlay
operations work. The exception is for point datasets.
I found Bug #5861 (Vector menu and Sextante -> ftools
behaving inconsistently) that seems related.
However, with some more complex datasets, I
After moving to QGIS version 1.8.0 (from 1.7.4), I am having
trouble with overlay (intersection, union).
The intersect function (Vector-> Geoprocessing Tools-> Intersect)
gives the following warning:
* Warnings:
* Feature geometry error: One or more output features ignored due to invalid
geometr
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