Returns the vertical CRS associated with this CRS object.
In the case of a compound CRS, this method will return just the vertical CRS component.
An invalid CRS will be returned if the object does not contain a vertical component.
And expose through Project Properties elevation settings widget
This setting allows users to specify the upper and lower
elevation limits associated with the project. (I.e. its an
equivalent to QgsProjectTimeSettings::temporalRange)
This custom QLayout class allows for overlaying child widgets on top
of their parent widget.
It can be used like this:
layout = QgsOverlayWidgetLayout()
parent_widget.setLayout(layout)
layout.setContentsMargins(20,20,20,20)
layout.addWidget(QGroupBox(), Qt.Edge.LeftEdge)
layout.addWidget(QLabel('My label on top of a parent!'), Qt.Edge.TopEdge)
layout.addWidget(QGroupBox(), Qt.Edge.TopEdge)
Small tweaks to running in Qt 6(removed obsolete method calls
QTime().start() and QTime().elapsed(), and changed an overloaded slot
(QComboBox::activated()) to a non-overloaded one (textActivated()).
Similar to the existing setting for temporal filtering of 2d layout
maps, this setting allows users to set a specific elevation/z range
for a layout map item. When set, map layers with support for 2d
z range filtering (currently point clouds and raster DEMs) will
be filtered to show only content within this range.
The z range can be data-defined, allowing differing z range
for different atlas or report features.
Allows users to set an extent limit for the layer, so that
features are only ever loaded within this extent
The extent can be set from the data source manager before adding
the layer initially, or modified from the layer properties, source
tab.
to QgsRasterTransparency.TransparentSingleValuePixel. Allows (via
API only) control over whether the extremities of the range
should be included in the transparency.
Also add equality operator, repr to these classes, and additional
tests
The existing `alg.DATETIME` decorator only allows to define a
`QgsProcessingParameterDateTime` as a datetime.
This change allows to also define a `QgsProcessingParameterDateTime`
as a pure date or time by adding `alg.DATE` and `alg.TIME`.
These flags reflect that retrieval of the provider's 2D or 3D extent
retrieval via QgsDataProvider::extent()/extent3D() are ALWAYS guaranteed
to be trivial/fast to calculate and involve absolutely no extra work.
