See https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Enhancement-Proposals/issues/86
- Checking/unchecking a group doesn't change the check state of its children.
A node is visible if and only if it is checked and all its parents too.
- There is no more a semi-checked state for a group
- Ctrl-clic on a unchecked group will check the group and all its descendants.
- Ctrl-clic on a unchecked layer will check the lager and all its parents.
- Ctrl-clic on a checked group will uncheck the group and all its descendants.
- Ctrl-clic on a checked layer will uncheck the layer and all its parents.
- Those actions are available in contextual menu items in the tree view.
- Invisible layers because they or their parent(s) is unchecked are greyed out.
Adds a new method to QgsVectorDataProvider to truncate the layer.
The base implementation requires DeleteFeatures capability and
is not optimised. Providers can return the FastTruncate capability
and override the base implementation with a provider specific
optimised version. This is done in this commit for the Postgres
and Spatialite providers.
This is replaced with a QVariantMap. It was never really more than this in the
past and with the switch to QgsConfigurationProperties, there is really no
longer any reason to assume that this will change.
This class holds a QVariantMap to manage key-value-pairs where each
value can be a string, bool, int, double or itself a map and can be
stored to and restored from XML.
This commit implements the improvements described at:
https://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/qgis-developer/2016-September/044393.html
The QgsRasterMinMaxWidget now offers a seetting to specify that the statistics
should be computed each time the canvas extent changes.
Other changes:
- the content of the QgsRasterMinMaxWidget is now persistant.
- there is no longer any Load button. The global Apply / OK button of the raster
properties dialog has this effect.
- the default "limits" for single band raster is now MinMax and not CumulativeCut
- the default "limits" can be configured for single band, multi band single byte and
multi band multi byte
- "Strech using current extent" honours the "limits" instead of forcing min/max.
