to take attributes from matching feature with largest area of overlap only
This allows for easy polygon->polygon joins, where you expect there to be
only a single matching feature and don't want to include features which
are just touching or have just tiny sliver polygon overlaps.
Sponsored by SMEC/SJ
Allows for creation of tables with contents manually entered by users
(i.e. spreadsheet style), so that users can create completely custom
tables.
Supports control custom cell contents, foreground and background colors.
Fixes a regression bug accidentally introduced with 40134d6473fcdbd8b6f53c3ea3db01e2dd606419 (PR #8968) and backported with a887b7d34bfa44a8400bcaa986ede96e15a760c9 (PR #9231): when there are multiple output parameters processAlgorithm incorrectly generates multiple saga_cmd commands, instead of a single command containing the output parameters.
Fixes#33658
QGIS Server throw an exception if the project has bad layers, but the user can defined restricted layers which are unpublished layers.
So restricted layers can be bad layers server side, it is not necessary an error.
This code verified that the bad layers are not restricted. If the project contains unrestricted bad layers, the server throw an exception.
specific numeric format objects
E.g. this allows users to set a specific thousand grouping character
to use for a particular scalebar number labels. Useful in the case of
creating maps for users outside of the current locale. Default is
always to use the QGIS locale character (this is an advanced setting!)
Gives users control over all the formatting properties for the numbers
in scalebars, including whether they want thousand separators, decimal
places, scientific notation, etc
Fixes#21341
and profile options
The Settings - Options - Map Tools tab contains a new setting for
controlling the default format to use for displaying angular bearings for
newly created projects. Whenever a new project is created, it will
inherit this default settings.
The Project Properties dialog also has a new setting for the project-specific
bearing format.
The intention is that whenever angular bearings are shown in QGIS,
they will be formatted using the current project's bearing format
settings.
This class contains a variety of default setting values. These values are local, profile
specific settings which may have been configured or tweaked by the user (as opposed to
global, fixed default settings).
The values encapsulated here should be inherited when creating new objects such as new
QGIS projects.
Typically, the QgsSettings backend is used to store and retrieve these local settings.
The intention here is to provide stable, structured and easily discoverable
methods for setting and retrieve these settings, rather than forcing raw QSetting
handling.
This class (attached to a QgsProject object) provides a place to
store and retrieve settings related to project display behavior,
e.g. the numeric formats used for bearings and coordinates
