Hi Werner and others,
Yes, I ran into similar workflows before as well.
For now, I created a simple plugin where you can choose the layer, field
and value to set. Then you just click-click-click all the features you
want to set the value for. Only works in edit mode.
While finding a name
All,
Assuming the buildings are polygons, what about having five point layers,
one for each class? Select a point layer, open it for editing, add points
within building polygons of that point class. When done save and close the
point layer and move on to the next. Then use the point within
On 28-05-2020 13:30, Nicolas Cadieux wrote:
Hi,
Hi Nicolas, thanks for pointing this out!
I see many people have responded exactly to your question so I have a question
for you. I am playing the devil’s advocate. What are your classification? Can
any of this be classified any other way
Hi,
I see many people have responded exactly to your question so I have a question
for you. I am playing the devil’s advocate. What are your classification? Can
any of this be classified any other way than manually? You could save time if
you could preclassify building and only check the
Hi Raymond,
Sounds like a blogpost with a nice explanation, that is a problem I also
have sometimes (though not with 17K).
Once you solved it it would be nice to have a manual howto get there.
regards
Werner
On Thu, May 28, 2020 at 11:58 AM Alexandre Neto
wrote:
> Yup, hidden widget was what
Yup, hidden widget was what I was thinking.
A custom python form can probably provide what you want. I think you will
be able to listen to that specific field widget and close the form when it
changes
Alex
A quinta, 28/05/2020, 10:50, Raymond Nijssen
escreveu:
> Ah, I found it! (With a little
Le jeu. 28 mai 2020 à 11:50, Raymond Nijssen a
écrit :
> Ah, I found it! (With a little help from Richard..)
>
> There is a widget type "Hidden" that prevents showing up on the form.
>
> Still, if anyone knows of a way that also not needs to close the form
> with an OK, could save me 17k extra
Ah, I found it! (With a little help from Richard..)
There is a widget type "Hidden" that prevents showing up on the form.
Still, if anyone knows of a way that also not needs to close the form
with an OK, could save me 17k extra mouse clicks. Using actions maybe?
Thanks,
Raymond
On
Hi Alex,
Thanks, that is pretty close to what I'm looking for! I didn't manage to
only show the widget for the field I want to edit though, so I'm seeing
the entire form. I tried to find it in the Form and Fields properties
and I tried to use hidden fields.
Ray
On 28-05-2020 09:24,
Hi Raymond,
Wouldn't the identify tool with auto open form with only the class field
widget available do that? Also, select tool with multi edit form to
classify several buildings in one go would save lots of clicks.
Alex
A quinta, 28/05/2020, 07:38, Raymond Nijssen
escreveu:
> Does anyone
Does anyone know if there is a tool in QGIS to quickly classify features
manually?
I have a layer with 17,000 buildings, all need to be set to 1 of 5
values. I'm thinking about making a (quick and dirty) plugin that:
- On clicking the building shows a popup menu with the 5 choices
- Clicking
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