Tips & scripts, ready to use How to create custom functions in QGIS using the Function Editor After having tried to explain in a simple way some Basic rules for writing Python scripts for Processing Toolbox in
In our case, we are going to use the exact same code from the buffer processing history and copy and paste it into the QGIS Python Console. Because we already have a file name called “C:/Data/buffer.shp”, we are going to change the OUTPUT to “C:/Data/buffer2.shp”. So it’s...
If you already have a version of QGIS installed in the Applications folder, you will be asked if you want to keep both versions or replace the version of QGIS. If you are simply wanting to upgrade to a newer version of QGIS, then select the “Replace” button. If you are interested in...
How could IforceQGIS to start with such Python path instead, in order to discard allcustompackages installation: Python path: ['/usr/share/qgis/python','/home/username/.local/share/QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python','/home/username/.local/share/QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python/plugins','...
We are not developers and we do NOT understand how to solve the problem. There is a detailed guide on how to install QGIS on linux for beginners? http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/use-the-new-standalone-console-processing-tool-in-a-server-without-a-GUI-tt5442135.html http://osgeo...
To create a locally hosted tile web map service of an orthomosaic using python and QGIS Create a local server using python: Create a dedicated folder on the windows machine (e.g. “Local_Basemap”). Open a windows console and navigate to the folder “Local_Basemap”. Execute the ...
You will need to save this into a file and run it from the qgis python ide. <untested(untestedbut pretty confident:)> I had this exact problem and solved it from the python console with regex. While regex can be tricky it's very powerful. And you'll be left with a tool you can ...
By now I'm using the following map tool (usedfor the useinanother pluginthe Python console) to get click coordinates from the canvas: fromqgis.guiimportQgsMapToolfromPyQt4.QtCoreimportpyqtSignalclassPointTool(QgsMapTool):def__init__(self, canvas): ...
(hint: in QGIS, click Plugins > Python Console to see the print output) As such, you know the difference between the global coordinates of 1) the upperleft corner of the map canvas and 2) the upperleft corner of the plugin dialog, which then helps you to define the offset you prefer...