used as a generic api for registering actions which can apply to
a specific map layer or layer type.
Create a QgsMapLayerAction for setting features as the current
atlas feature for compositions.
This work was kindly sponsored by SIGE (www.sige.ch).
to an abstract base class QgsVectorLayerTools in the gui library,
so these can be reimplemented for a custom app, but can also be used
from plugins or in the gui library.
* With a selection model, the way the attribute table handles selections
can be customized. E.g. synchronized to layer selection or used to pick
features.
* With request filters, the visible features on an attribute table can be
limited. This will effectively reduce the subset of features the attribute
table works on. Additional filters by means of a proxy model can of course
further reduce the visible subset subsequently.
- Add option to Options for live color chooser support (QgsColorDialog)
- Add ability to define whether QgsColorButton accepts live updates (default: true)
- Move QgsColorButton to single subclass of QPushButton
- Show different button types relative to whether button has text
- Add transparent checkerboard background for chosen colors with alpha < 255
- Fix triple-modal window issue for Mac (with regards to using native color dialog)
- Composer item frame now supports transparency
- Composer item background transparency support moved to color dialog
- Composer composition grid now supports transparency
- update methods of existing classes
- add comment to methods missing in the sip bindings
- split up collective sip files into single files and use
same directory structure in python/ as in src/
- add a lot of missing classes (some might not make sense because of
missing python methods in those classes)
- remove some non-existing methods from the header files
- add scripts/sipdiff
- replace some usages of std::vector and std::set with QVector/QSet
Adds QgsLegendInterface class to GUI library to allow users to do some operations with groups.
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that might try to fix the missing layers. There's a default handler (QgsProjectBadLayerDefaultHandler) which simply ignores
all missing layers. Then there's a GUI handler (QgsProjectBadLayerGuiHandler) in GUI library which asks user about
the path for missing layers. QGIS application automatically installs the GUI handler on startup.
This should allow python plugins/applications to work with QgsProject without a fear of a segfault as there are no more
exceptions thrown during load/save of the project files.
Some further notes:
- removed QgsProjectBadLayerException class and (now empty) qgsexception.cpp file
- openFilesRememberingFilter() moved to QgisGui namespace (was duplicated: QgisApp vs QgsOpenVectorLayerDialog)
- removed deprecated buildVectorFilters_ methods
- added python bindings for new classes/methods
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