APIsDialogPythonConsole Generating prepared API file (please wait)... CharacterWidget <p>Character: <span style="font-size: 24pt; font-family: %1">%2</span><p>Value: 0x%3 ConfigDialog Search... Wrong value Wrong parameter value: %1 ConnectionItem Unable to connect CoordinateCapture Coordinate Capture Click on the map to view coordinates and capture to clipboard. &Coordinate Capture Click to select the CRS to use for coordinate display Coordinate in your selected CRS (lat,lon or east,north) Coordinate in map canvas coordinate reference system (lat,lon or east,north) Copy to clipboard Click to enable mouse tracking. Click the canvas to stop Start capture Click to enable coordinate capture DBManager Sorry No database selected or you are not connected to it. Select the table you want export to file. DB Manager Info Table Preview &Database &Schema &Table &Refresh &SQL window &Exit &Import layer/file &Export to file DBManagerPlugin Sorry Unable to find a valid unique field Copy DB Manager Server version: Host: User: Library: <warning> geometry_columns table doesn't exist! This table is essential for many GIS applications for enumeration of tables. create new schemas create temporary tables Not connected Connection details General info <warning> %s support not enabled! <warning> This user has no privileges! User has privileges: Privileges Owner: Comment: create new objects access objects Schema details <warning> This user has no privileges to access this schema! Relation type: View Table Rows: Unknown (<a href="action:rows/count">find out</a>) Name Type Null Default Column(s) Function <warning> This is not a spatial table. Fields Constraints Indexes Triggers View definition Column: Geometry: Dimension: Undefined Spatial ref: Estimated extent: (unknown) (<a href="action:extent/get">find out</a>) Extent: <warning> There isn't entry in geometry_columns! <warning> No spatial index defined (<a href="action:spatialindex/create">create it</a>) Pages: Rows (estimation): Privileges: <warning> This user doesn't have usage privileges for this schema! Rows (counted): <warning> This user has read-only privileges. <warning> There's a significant difference between estimated and real row count. Consider running <a href="action:vacuumanalyze/run">VACUUM ANALYZE</a>. <warning> No primary key defined for this table! Scripts: <warning> Version of installed scripts doesn't match version of released scripts! This is probably a result of incorrect PostGIS upgrade. <warning> This user doesn't have privileges to read contents of geometry_columns table! This table is essential for many GIS applications for enumeration of tables. Length Enabled Yes No <a href="action:triggers/enable">Enable all triggers</a> / <a href="action:triggers/disable">Disable all triggers</a> Definition Rules &Versioning &Table "{0}" not found Filename: SQLite version: Error: %s Query: %s &Re-connect &Database &Create schema &Schema &Delete (empty) schema Delete selected item &Create table &Edit table &Delete table/view &Empty table &Move to schema Cannot delete the selected item. No database selected or you are not connected to it. New schema Enter new schema name Select an empty SCHEMA for deletion. hey! Really delete schema %s? Select a TABLE for editation. Select a TABLE/VIEW for deletion. Really delete table/view %s? Select a TABLE to empty it. Really delete all items from table %s? Select a TABLE/VIEW. Do you want to %s all triggers? Table triggers Do you want to %s trigger %s? Table trigger Do you want to %s spatial index for field %s? Spatial Index Check Primary key Foreign key Unique Exclusion Unknown DBModel Databases Invalid layer Unable to load the layer %s DBTree Rename Delete Add to canvas Re-connect DbManagerDlgAddGeometryColumn Add geometry column Name Type Dimensions SRID DbManagerDlgCreateConstraint Add constraint Column Primary key Unique DbManagerDlgCreateIndex Create index Column Name DbManagerDlgCreateTable Create Table Schema Name Add field Delete field Up Down Primary key Create geometry column Dimensions SRID Create spatial index DbManagerDlgDbError Database Error An error occured: An error occured when executing a query: Query: DbManagerDlgExportVector Export to vector file Output file ... Action Create new file Drop existing one Append data to file Options Source SRID Target SRID Encoding DbManagerDlgFieldProperties Field properties Name Type Can be NULL Default value Length DbManagerDlgImportVector Import vector layer Input ... Update options Output table Schema Table Action Create new table Drop existing one Append data to table Options Primary key Geometry column Source SRID Target SRID Encoding Create single-part geometries instead of multi-part Create spatial index DbManagerDlgSqlWindow SQL window SQL query: Store Delete &Execute (F5) F5 &Clear Result: Load as new layer Column with unique integer values Geometry column Retrieve columns Layer name (prefix) Type Vector Raster Load now! <html><head/><body><p>Avoid selecting feature by id. Sometimes - especially when running expensive queries/views - fetching the data sequentially instead of fetching features by id can be much quicker.</p></body></html> Avoid selecting by feature id DbManagerDlgTableProperties Table properties Columns Table columns: Add column Add geometry column Edit column Delete column Constraints Primary, foreign keys, unique and check constraints: Add primary key / unique Delete constraint Indexes Indexes defined for this table: Add index Add spatial index Delete index Dialog Eliminate sliver polygons common boundary Merge selection with the neighbouring polygon with the largest Browse Input vector layer Add result to canvas Selected features: area Extract Nodes Input line or polygon vector layer Unique ID field Save to new shapefile Output point shapefile Tolerance Calculate using Calculate extent for each feature separately Use only selected features Geoprocessing Intersect layer Buffer distance Buffer distance field Dissolve field Dissolve buffer results Output shapefile Segments to approximate Locate Line Intersections Input line layer Input unique ID field Intersect line layer Intersect unique ID field Output Shapefile Generate Centroids Weight field Number of standard deviations Std. Dev. Merge shapefiles Select by layers in the folder Shapefile type Polygon Line Point Input directory Add result to map canvas Create Distance Matrix Input point layer Target point layer Target unique ID field Output matrix type Linear (N*k x 3) distance matrix Standard (N x T) distance matrix Summary distance matrix (mean, std. dev., min, max) Use only the nearest (k) target points Output distance matrix Count Points In Polygons Input polygon vector layer Input point vector layer Output count field name PNTCNT Generate Random Points Input Boundary Layer Sample Size Unstratified Sampling Design (Entire layer) Use this number of points Stratified Sampling Design (Individual polygons) Use this density of points Use value from input field Random Selection Tool Input Vector Layer Randomly Select Number of Features Percentage of Features % Projection Management Tool Input spatial reference system Output spatial reference system Use predefined spatial reference system Choose Import spatial reference system from existing layer Import spatial reference system Generate Regular Points Area Input Coordinates X Min Y Min X Max Y Max Grid Spacing Use this point spacing Apply random offset to point spacing Initial inset from corner (LH side) Simplify geometries Input line or polygon layer Simplify tolerance Save to new file Build spatial index Select files from disk Select files... Select all Select none Clear list Spatial Join Target vector layer Join vector layer Attribute Summary Mean Take summary of intersecting features Min Sum Median Max Take attributes of first located feature Output table Only keep matching records Keep all records (including non-matching target records) Random Selection From Within Subsets Input subset field (unique ID field) Sum Line Length In Polygons Output summed length field name LENGTH Input line vector layer Generate Vector Grid Grid extent Update extents from layer Update extents from canvas Align extents and resolution to selected raster layer Parameters X Lock 1:1 ratio Y Output grid as polygons Output grid as lines Vector Split Output folder List Unique Values Target field Unique values list Unique value count Save errors location Press Ctrl+C to copy results to the clipboard Vector grid Please select a raster layer Unable to compute extents aligned on selected raster layer Please specify valid extent coordinates Please specify output shapefile Invalid extent coordinates entered Random selection No input shapefile specified Regular points Please specify input layer Please properly specify extent coordinates Mean coordinates Standard distance (Optional) Weight field (Optional) Unique ID field Coordinate statistics No input vector layer specified There were %d vertices in original dataset which were reduced to %d vertices after simplification Processing of the following layers/files ended with error:<br><br> Join attributes by location Please specify target vector layer Please specify join vector layer Please specify at least one summary statistic CRS warning! Warning: Input layers have non-matching CRS. This may cause unexpected results. Summary field Error deleting shapefile Sum line lengths Sum Line Lengths In Polyons Please specify input polygon vector layer Please specify input line vector layer Please specify output length field length field Can't delete existing shapefile %s Split vector layer Cancel Close Count Points in Polygon Count Points In Polygon Please specify input point vector layer Please specify output count field Random selection within subsets Created output point shapefile: %s Would you like to add the new layer to the TOC? Can't delete file %s Error loading output shapefile: %s Created output shapefile: %s Would you like to add the new layer to the TOC? Please specify input vector layer Please specify an input field Defined Projection For: %s.shp Random Points No input layer specified unstratified stratified density field Unknown layer type... Selected features: %s Commit error: %s Could not replace geometry of feature with id %s Could not eliminate features with these ids: %s Created output shapefile: %s Line intersections Please specify input line layer Please specify line intersect layer Created output shapefiles in folder: %s Please specify input unique ID field Please specify intersect unique ID field Distance matrix Create Point Distance Matrix Please specify input point layer Please specify output file Please specify target point layer Please specify target unique ID field Created output matrix: Finished Processing completed. Select directory with shapefiles to merge No shapefiles found There are no shapefiles in this directory. Please select another one. Input files No output file Please specify output file. There are no shapefiles with the given geometry type. Please select an available geometry type. Delete error Merging Define current projection Missing or invalid CRS Please specify spatial reference system Cannot define projection for PostGIS data...yet! Identical output spatial reference system chosen Are you sure you want to proceed? Output spatial reference system is not valid Please select the projection system that defines the current layer. Layer CRS information will be updated to the selected CRS. Export to new projection No Valid CRS selected Densify geometries Vertices to add Warning Currently QGIS doesn't allow simultaneous access from different threads to the same datasource. Make sure your layer's attribute tables are closed. Continue? Simplify results Error creating new selection adding to current selection removing from current selection Select by location Select features in: that intersect features in: Modify current selection by: Use selected features only Please specify select layer Eliminate No selection in input layer Error creating output file Could not delete features Could not add features DlgAddGeometryColumn Sorry field name must not be empty DlgConfig Processing options Enter setting name to filter list Setting Value DlgCreateIndex Error Please enter some name for the index DlgCreateTable &Create Sorry no field selected field is at top already No field selected field is at bottom already select schema! enter table name! add some fields! set geometry column name Good everything went fine DlgExportVector Choose where to save the file Shapefiles Export to file Output table name is required Invalid source srid: must be an integer Invalid target srid: must be an integer Error %d %s Export finished. DlgFieldProperties Sorry field name must not be empty field type must not be empty DlgHelpEdition Help editor about:blank Select element to edit Element description DlgHistory History and log DlgImportVector Choose the file to import Import to database Input layer missing or not valid Output table name is required Invalid source srid: must be an integer Invalid target srid: must be an integer Error %d %s Import was successful. DlgModeler Processing modeler Inputs Algorithms Enter algorithm name to filter list Enter model name here Enter group name here DlgResults Results about:blank DlgSqlWindow %d rows, %.1f seconds Sorry You must fill the required fields: geometry column - column with unique integer values DlgTableProperties Sorry nothing selected Are you sure really delete column '%s'? really delete constraint '%s'? The selected table has no geometry Create? Create spatial index for field %s? Nothing selected really delete index '%s'? DlgVersioning Add versioning support to a table Table is expected to be empty, with a primary key. Schema Table create a view with current content (<TABLE>_current) New columns Prim. key id_hist Start time time_start End time time_end SQL to be executed: EditRScriptDialog I/O error Unable to save edits. Reason: %1 EditScriptDialog I/O error Unable to save edits. Reason: %1 GdalTools &Input directory &Output directory The selected file is not a supported OGR format The process failed to start. Either the invoked program is missing, or you may have insufficient permissions to invoke the program. The process crashed some time after starting successfully. An unknown error occurred. Plugin error Unable to load {0} plugin. The required "{1}" module is missing. Install it and try again. QGIS version detected: This version of Gdal Tools requires at least QGIS version 1.0.0 Plugin will not be enabled. Projections Warp (Reproject) Warp an image into a new coordinate system Assign projection Add projection info to the raster Extract projection Extract projection information from raster(s) Conversion Rasterize (Vector to raster) Burns vector geometries into a raster Polygonize (Raster to vector) Produces a polygon feature layer from a raster Translate (Convert format) Converts raster data between different formats RGB to PCT Convert a 24bit RGB image to 8bit paletted PCT to RGB Convert an 8bit paletted image to 24bit RGB Extraction Contour Builds vector contour lines from a DEM Clipper Analysis Sieve Removes small raster polygons Near black Convert nearly black/white borders to exact value Fill nodata Fill raster regions by interpolation from edges Proximity (Raster distance) Produces a raster proximity map Grid (Interpolation) Create raster from the scattered data DEM (Terrain models) Tool to analyze and visualize DEMs Miscellaneous Build Virtual Raster (Catalog) Builds a VRT from a list of datasets Merge Build a quick mosaic from a set of images Information Lists information about raster dataset Build overviews (Pyramids) Builds or rebuilds overview images Tile index Build a shapefile as a raster tileindex GdalTools settings Various settings for Gdal Tools GdalToolsAboutDialog About Gdal Tools GDAL Tools Version x.x-xxxxxx <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans'; font-size:10pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style="-qt-paragraph-type:empty; margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;"></p></body></html> Web Close GdalToolsBaseBatchWidget Finished Operation completed. Warning The following files were not created: {0} GdalToolsBaseDialog Warning The command is still running. Do you want terminate it anyway? GdalToolsBasePluginWidget Warning No output file created. Finished Processing completed. %s not created. GdalToolsDialog Dialog &Load into canvas when finished Edit Reset Extract projection Batch mode (for processing whole directory) &Input file Recurse subdirectories Create also prj file Select the file for DEM Select the raster file to save the results to Select the color configuration file Select the input file for Grid Select the input file for Rasterize Select the input file for Sieve Select the input file for Warp Select the mask file Select the input directory with files to Warp Select the output directory to save the results to Output size or resolution required The output file doesn't exist. You must set up the output size or resolution to create it. Select the input file for Translate Select the input directory with files to Translate Translate - srcwin Image coordinates (pixels) must be integer numbers. Translate - prjwin Image coordinates (geographic) must be numbers. Select the input directory with raster files Select where to save the TileIndex output [select levels] Convert paletted image to RGB Select the input file for convert Select the input directory with files for convert Select the file to analyse Select the input directory with files to Assign projection Copy Copy all Select the input file for Polygonize Select the files for VRT Select where to save the VRT VRT (*.vrt) Select the input directory with files for VRT Select the input file for Near Black Select the input file Select the input directory with files Select the files to Merge Error retrieving the extent GDAL was unable to retrieve the extent from any file. The "Use intersected extent" option will be unchecked. Empty extent The computed extent is empty. Disable the "Use intersected extent" option to have a nonempty output. Select where to save the Merge output Select the input directory with files to Merge {0} not created. Select the files to analyse Select the input file for Contour Select where to save the Contour output Select the input file for Proximity Warning Warning: CRS information for all raster in subfolders will be rewritten. Are you sure? Finished Processing completed. Assign projection This raster already found in map canvas Select where to save the Polygonize output GdalToolsExtentSelector Select the extent by drag on canvas or change the extent coordinates x y 2 1 Re-Enable GdalToolsInOutSelector Select... GdalToolsOptionsTable Name Value Add Remove GdalToolsSettingsDialog Gdal Tools settings Path to the GDAL executables Browse Path to the GDAL python modules GDAL help path GDAL data path GDAL driver path A list of colon-separated (Linux and MacOS) or semicolon-separated (Windows) paths to both binaries and python executables. MacOS users usually need to set it to something like /Library/Frameworks/GDAL.framework/Versions/1.8/Programs A list of colon-separated (Linux and MacOS) or semicolon-separated (Windows) paths to python modules. Useful to open local GDAL documentation instead of online help when pressing on the tool dialog's Help button. Select directory with GDAL executables Select directory with GDAL python modules Select directory with the GDAL documentation GdalToolsWidget Build Virtual Raster (Catalog) Use visible raster layers for input Choose input directory instead of files &Input files Recurse subdirectories &Output file &Resolution Highest Average Lowest &Source No Data Se&parate Allow projection difference Clipper &No data value &Input file (raster) Clipping mode Extent Mask layer Create an output alpha band Contour &Output file for contour lines (vector) I&nterval between contour lines &Attribute name If not provided, no elevation attribute is attached. ELEV Convert RGB image to paletted Batch mode (for processing whole directory) &Input file Number of colors Band to convert DEM (Terrain models) &Input file (DEM raster) &Band Compute &edges Use Zevenbergen&&Thorne formula (instead of the Horn's one) &Mode Hillshade Slope Aspect Color relief TRI (Terrain Ruggedness Index) TPI (Topographic Position Index) Roughness Mode Options Z factor (vertical exaggeration) Scale (ratio of vert. units to horiz.) Azimuth of the light Altitude of the light Slope expressed as percent (instead of as degrees) Return trigonometric angle (instead of azimuth) Return 0 for flat (instead of -9999) Color configuration file Matching mode Exact color (otherwise "0,0,0,0" RGBA) Nearest color Add alpha channel &Creation Options Fill Nodata &Input Layer Output format Search distance Smooth iterations Band to operate on Validity mask Do not use the default validity mask Grid (Interpolation) &Z Field &Algorithm Inverse distance to a power Moving average Nearest neighbor Data metrics Power Smoothing Radius1 Radius2 Max points Min points Angle No data Metrics Minimum Maximum Range Resize Width Height Info Raster info Suppress GCP printing Suppress metadata printing Merge Layer stack Use intersected extent Grab pseudocolor table from the first image Near Black How &far from black (or white) Search for nearly &white (255) pixels instead of black ones Build overviews (Pyramids) Remove all overviews. Clean Polygonize (Raster to vector) &Output file for polygons (shapefile) &Field name DN Use mask Assign projection WARNING: current projection definition will be cleared Desired SRS Output will be: - new GeoTiff if input file is not GeoTiff - overwritten if input is GeoTiff Select... Proximity (Raster distance) &Values &Dist units GEO PIXEL &Max dist &No data &Fixed buf val 0 Rasterize (Vector to raster) &Input file (shapefile) &Attribute field &Output file for rasterized vectors (raster) Keep existing raster size and resolution Raster size in pixels Raster resolution in map units per pixel Horizontal Vertical Sieve &Threshold &Pixel connections 4 8 Raster tile index Input directory Output shapefile Tile index field location Write absolute path Skip files with different projection ref Translate (Convert format) &Target SRS Percentage to resize image. This will change pixel size/image resolution accordingly: 25% will create an image with pixels 4x larger. Outsize % Assign a specified nodata value to output bands. To expose a dataset with 1 band with a color table as a dataset with 3 (RGB) or 4 (RGBA) bands. Useful for output drivers such as JPEG, JPEG2000, MrSID, ECW that don't support color indexed datasets. The 'gray' value (from GDAL 1.7.0) enables to expand a dataset with a color table that only contains gray levels to a gray indexed dataset. Expand Gray RGB RGBA Selects a subwindow from the source image for copying based on pixel/line location. (Enter Xoff Yoff Xsize Ysize) Srcwin Selects a subwindow from the source image for copying (like -srcwin) but with the corners given in georeferenced coordinates. (Enter ulx uly lrx lry) Prjwin Copy all subdatasets of this file to individual output files. Use with formats like HDF or OGDI that have subdatasets. Sds Warp (Reproject) &Source SRS &Resampling method Near Bilinear Cubic Cubic spline Lanczos No data values &Memory used for caching MB Use m&ultithreaded warping implementation &Output directory for contour lines (shapefile) GeometryDialog Merge all Geometry Please specify input vector layer Please specify output shapefile Please specify valid tolerance value Please specify valid UID field Singleparts to multipart Output shapefile Multipart to singleparts Extract nodes Polygons to lines Input polygon vector layer Export/Add geometry columns Input vector layer Layer CRS Project CRS Ellipsoid Polygon centroids Output point shapefile Delaunay triangulation Input point vector layer Voronoi polygon Buffer region Lines to polygons Input line vector layer Polygon from layer extent Input layer Output polygon shapefile Unable to delete existing shapefile. Currently QGIS doesn't allow simultaneous access from different threads to the same datasource. Make sure your layer's attribute tables are closed. Continue? Cancel Error processing specified tolerance! Please choose larger tolerance... Unable to delete incomplete shapefile. At least two features must have same attribute value! Please choose another field... One or more features in the output layer may have invalid geometry, please check using the check validity tool Created output shapefile: {0} {1} Would you like to add the new layer to the TOC? Error loading output shapefile: {0} Layer '{0}' updated Error writing output shapefile. GeoprocessingDialog Dissolve all Geoprocessing Please specify an input layer Please specify a difference/intersect/union layer Please specify valid buffer value Please specify dissolve field Please specify output shapefile No features selected, please uncheck 'Use selected' or make a selection Buffer(s) Create single minimum convex hull Create convex hulls based on input field Convex hull(s) Dissolve Difference layer Difference Intersect layer Intersect Clip layer Clip Union layer Union Unable to delete existing shapefile. Cancel Close No output created. File creation error: %s Created output shapefile: %s %s%s Error loading output shapefile: %s Warnings: Symmetrical difference Some output geometries may be missing or invalid. Would you like to add the new layer anyway? Would you like to add the new layer to the TOC? Input CRS error: Different input coordinate reference systems detected, results may not be as expected. Input CRS error: One or more input layers missing coordinate reference information, results may not be as expected. Feature geometry error: One or more output features ignored due to invalid geometry. GEOS geoprocessing error: One or more input features have invalid geometry. GlobePlugin Launch Globe Globe Settings Unload Globe Overlay data on a 3D globe Settings for 3D globe Unload globe &Globe Heatmap Heatmap Creates a heatmap raster for the input point vector. &Heatmap GDAL driver error Cannot open the driver for the specified format Raster update error Could not open the created raster for updating. The heatmap was not generated. Creating heatmap Abort Heatmap generation aborted QGIS will now load the partially-computed raster. HeatmapGui Save Heatmap as: No valid layers found! Advanced options cannot be enabled. Invalid output filename Please enter a valid output file path and name. Layer not found Layer %1 not found. HeatmapGuiBase Heatmap Plugin ... Input point layer Output raster Output format Radius 10 meters map units Rows Cell size X Columns Cell size Y Use radius from field Use weight from field 0.0 Decay ratio Quartic (biweight) Triangular Uniform Triweight Epanechnikov Kernel shape Advanced HelpEditionDialog Outputs HistoryDialog Clear Clear history and log Create test HistoryDialogPythonConsole Dialog Reload InfoViewer DB Manager LayerPropertiesWidget Form Symbol layer type This layer doesn't have any editable properties MainWindow &Edit Print Composers &View Select Measure &Decorations &Layer New &Plugins &Help &Settings &Raster Vect&or &OpenStreetMap File Manage Layers Digitizing Advanced Digitizing Map Navigation Attributes Plugins Help Raster Label Vector Database Web Ctrl+N Ctrl+O Ctrl+S Ctrl+Shift+S Save as Image... &New Print Composer Ctrl+P Composer Manager... P&roject &Open Recent New From Template Paste Features as &New &Open... &Save Save &As... Exit QGIS Ctrl+Q &Undo Ctrl+Z &Redo Ctrl+Shift+Z Cut Features Ctrl+X Copy Features Ctrl+C Paste Features Ctrl+V Add Feature Ctrl+. Move Feature(s) Reshape Features Split Features Split Parts Delete Selected Add Ring Add Part Simplify Feature Delete Ring Delete Part Merge Selected Features Merge Attributes of Selected Features Node Tool Rotate Point Symbols Snapping Options... Pan Map Zoom In Ctrl++ Zoom Out Ctrl+- Select Single Feature Select Features by Rectangle Select Features by Polygon Select Features by Freehand Select Features by Radius Deselect Features from All Layers Identify Features Ctrl+Shift+I Measure Line Ctrl+Shift+M Measure Area Ctrl+Shift+J Measure Angle Zoom Full Ctrl+Shift+F Zoom to Layer Zoom to Selection Ctrl+J Zoom Last Zoom Next Zoom Actual Size Zoom to Native Pixel Resolution Map Tips Show information about a feature when the mouse is hovered over it New Bookmark... Ctrl+B Show Bookmarks Ctrl+Shift+B Refresh Ctrl+R Text Annotation Form Annotation Move Annotation Labeling Layer Labeling Options New Shapefile Layer... Ctrl+Shift+N New SpatiaLite Layer ... Ctrl+Shift+A Raster calculator ... Add Vector Layer... Ctrl+Shift+V Add Raster Layer... Ctrl+Shift+R Add PostGIS Layers... Ctrl+Shift+D Add SpatiaLite Layer... Ctrl+Shift+L Add MSSQL Spatial Layer... Add Oracle Spatial Layer... Ctrl+Shift+O Add WMS/WMTS Layer... Ctrl+Shift+W Open Attribute Table Toggle Editing Toggles the editing state of the current layer Save for Selected Layer(s) Save edits to current layer, but continue editing Save As... Save Selection as Vector File... Remove Layer(s) Ctrl+D Set CRS of Layer(s) Ctrl+Shift+C Set Project CRS from Layer Properties... Query... Add to Overview Add All to Overview Remove All from Overview Show All Layers Ctrl+Shift+U Hide All Layers Ctrl+Shift+H Manage and Install Plugins... Need Support? Open Field Calculator Add Delimited Text Layer... Add Delimited Text Layer New Vector Layer Paste features in clipboard into a new OGR vector layer. New Memory Vector Layer Paste features in clipboard into a new memory vector layer. Toggle Full Screen Mode Ctrl+F Project Properties... Ctrl+Shift+P Options... Custom CRS... Configure shortcuts... Local Histogram Stretch Stretch histogram of active raster to view extents Help Contents F1 API documentation QGIS Home Page Ctrl+H Check QGIS Version Check if your QGIS version is up to date (requires internet access) About QGIS Sponsors Move Label Rotate Label Rotate Label Ctl (Cmd) increments by 15 deg. Change Label Style Manager... Python Console Full histogram stretch Stretch Histogram to Full Dataset Customization... This is here just to avoid shortcut conflicts, the shortcut is caught in QgsCustomization Ctrl+M Embed Layers and Groups... Embed layers and groups from other project files &Copyright Label Creates a copyright label that is displayed on the map canvas. &North Arrow "Creates a north arrow that is displayed on the map canvas" &Scale Bar Creates a scale bar that is displayed on the map canvas Add WFS Layer... Add WFS Layer Feature Action Run Feature Action Pan Map to Selection Touch zoom and pan Offset Curve Copy style Paste style Add WCS Layer... &Grid Grid Pin/Unpin Labels Pin/Unpin Labels Click or marquee on label to pin Shift unpins, Ctl (Cmd) toggles state Acts on all editable layers Highlight Pinned Labels New Blank Project Local Cumulative Cut Stretch Local cumulative cut stretch using current extent, default limits and estimated values. Full Dataset Cumulative Cut Stretch Cumulative cut stretch using full dataset extent, default limits and estimated values. Show/Hide Labels Show/Hide Labels Click or marquee on feature to show label Shift+click or marquee on label to hide it Acts on currently active editable layer Html Annotation Duplicate Layer(s) SVG annotation Save for All Layers Rollback for All Layers Cancel for All Layers Rollback for Selected Layer(s) Current Edits Cancel for Selected Layer(s) Save Layer Edits Rotate Feature(s) &Download data &Import topology from XML &Export topology to SpatiaLite Increase brightness Decrease brightness Increase contrast Decrease contrast Select By Expression Select features using an expression ModelerDialog Edit model help Run Execute current model Open Open existing model Save Save current model Save as ... Save current model as Search... Empty model Model doesn't contains any algorithms and/or parameters and can't be executed Warning Please enter group and model names before saving Save Model Processing models (*.model) I/O error Unable to save edits. Reason: %1 Can't save model This model can't be saved in its original location (probably you do not have permission to do it). Please, use the 'Save as...' option. Model saved Model was correctly saved. Open Model Could not open model The selected model could not be loaded. Wrong line: %1 Parameters NotSupportedDbType %s is not supported yet OracleConnectGuiBase Create Oracle Connection Name Name of the new connection Database instance Username Password Save Password PGDatabase &Table Run &Vacuum Analyze Sorry Select a TABLE for vacuum analyze. PGTable Table rule PointsInPolygonThread point count field PostGisDBPlugin There is no defined database connection "%s". PrepareAPIDialog Error Done Processing Processing Toolbox Graphical modeler History and log Options and configuration &Results viewer &Commander ProcessingToolbox Processing Toolbox Enter algorithm name to filter list Search... Execute Execute as batch process Edit rendering styles for outputs Recently used algorithms Python Python An error has occured while executing Python code: Python version: QGIS version: Python path: Python error Couldn't load plugin '%s' from ['%s'] Couldn't load plugin %s %s due an error when calling its classFactory() method %s due an error when calling its initGui() method Error while unloading plugin %s PythonConsole Python Console Clear console Compile APIs Saving prepared file... Saved Done Error preparing file... Hide Editor Check Syntax Run selected Run Script Undo Redo Find Text Cut Copy Paste Comment Uncomment Share on codepad Hide/Show Object Inspector Select All Settings <b>"{0}"</b> was not found. URL copied to clipboard. Connection error: [Temporary file saved in {0}] ## Script error: {0} ## Script executed successfully: {0} Cannot execute file {0}. Error: {1} Hey, type something to run! You have to save the file before running it. Python Console: Save file Script was correctly saved. Click on button to restore all tabs from last session. Restore tabs Close List all tabs New Editor The file {0} could not be opened. Error: {1} Untitled-{0} Python Console: Save File The file <b>'{0}'</b> has been modified, save changes? Unable to restore the file: {0} Python {0} on {1} ## Type help(iface) for more info and list of methods. Hide/Show Toolbar Show Editor Enter Selected Object Inspector Open file Save Save As... Run script Show editor Import Class Import Processing class Enter text to find... Find Next Find Previous Case Sensitive Whole Word Wrap Around Open File Save Error The file <b>{0}</b> could not be saved. Error: {1} Save File As History saved successfully. Session and file history cleared successfully. History cleared successfully. Command History Show Clear File Clear Session Python Console - Command History Double click on item to execute Add API path Remove API path The file <b>"{0}"</b> has been deleted or is not accessible The file <b>"{0}"</b> has been changed and reloaded The file <b>"{0}"</b> is read only, please save to different file first. Import PyQt.QtCore class Import PyQt.QtGui class Run command Help QGis::UnitType meters feet degrees <unknown> QOCISpatialDriver Unable to initialize QOCISpatialDriver Unable to logon Unable to begin transaction Unable to commit transaction Unable to rollback transaction QOCISpatialResult Unable to bind column for batch execute Unable to execute batch statement Unable to goto next Unable to alloc statement Unable to prepare statement Unable to get statement type Unable to bind value Unable to execute statement QObject Interpolating... Abort Building triangulation... Estimating normal derivatives... minidump written to %1 writing of minidump to %1 failed (%2) creation of minidump to %1 failed (%2) Crash dumped QGIS starting in non-interactive mode not supported. You are seeing this message most likely because you have no DISPLAY environment variable set. Deleted vertices Moved vertices No active vector layer To select features, choose a vector layer in the legend CRS Exception Selection extends beyond layer's coordinate system. Python is not enabled in QGIS. Plugins Plugin "%1" is not compatible with this version of QGIS. It will be disabled. Loaded %1 (package: %2) Library name is %1 Failed to load %1 (Reason: %2) Attempting to resolve the classFactory function Loaded %1 (Path: %2) Error Loading Plugin There was an error loading a plugin.The following diagnostic information may help the QGIS developers resolve the issue: %1. Unable to find the class factory for %1. Plugin %1 did not return a valid type and cannot be loaded Error when reading metadata of plugin %1 Could not open CRS database %1 Error(%2): %3 CRS Generated CRS A CRS automatically generated from layer info get this prefix for description Saved user CRS [%1] Imported from GDAL Can't open database: %1 Caught a coordinate system exception while trying to transform a point. Unable to calculate line length. Caught a coordinate system exception while trying to transform a point. Unable to calculate polygon area or perimeter. Caught a coordinate system exception while trying to transform a point. Unable to calculate polygon area. m² km² ha m km mm cm sq ft acres sq mile foot feet mile sq.deg. degree degrees unknown day Note: Word is part matched in code days Note: Word is part matched in code week Note: Word is part matched in code weeks Note: Word is part matched in code month Note: Word is part matched in code months Note: Word is part matched in code year Note: Word is part matched in code years Note: Word is part matched in code second Note: Word is part matched in code seconds Note: Word is part matched in code minute Note: Word is part matched in code minutes Note: Word is part matched in code hour Note: Word is part matched in code hours Note: Word is part matched in code Cannot convert '%1' to double Cannot convert '%1' to int Cannot convert '%1' to DateTime Cannot convert '%1' to Date Cannot convert '%1' to Time Cannot convert '%1' to Interval Cannot convert '%1' to boolean Domain max must be greater than domain min Exponent must be greater than 0 Invalid regular expression '%1': %2 Index is out of range Cannot convert '%1:%2:%3' to color Cannot convert '%1:%2:%3:%4' to color "%1" is not a valid color ramp Cannot convert '%1:%2:%3:%4:%5' to color function help for %1 missing Operators Fields and Values Math Conversions Conditionals Date and Time String Color Geometry Record No root node! Parsing failed? (no root) Unary minus only for numeric values. Can't preform /, *, or % on DateTime and Interval [unsupported type;%1; value:%2] Column '%1' not found Exception: %1 GEOS GEOS prior to 3.2 doesn't support GEOSInterpolate segment %1 of ring %2 of polygon %3 intersects segment %4 of ring %5 of polygon %6 at %7 ring %1 with less than four points ring %1 not closed line %1 with less than two points line %1 contains %n duplicate node(s) at %2 number of duplicate nodes segments %1 and %2 of line %3 intersect at %4 ring %1 of polygon %2 not in exterior ring GEOS error:could not produce geometry for GEOS (check log window) GEOS error:%1 polygon %1 has no rings polygon %1 inside polygon %2 Unknown geometry type Unknown geometry type %1 Geometry validation was aborted. Geometry has %1 errors. Geometry is valid. invalid line Label Console infinite W E S N No QGIS data provider plugins found in: %1 No vector layers can be loaded. Check your QGIS installation No Data Providers No data provider plugins are available. No vector layers can be loaded Unable to instantiate the data provider plugin %1 Failed to load %1: %2 OGR driver for '%1' not found (OGR error: %2) trimming attribute name '%1' to ten significant characters produces duplicate column name. creation of data source failed (OGR error:%1) creation of layer failed (OGR error:%1) unsupported type for field %1 creation of field %1 failed (OGR error: %2) created field %1 not found (OGR error: %2) Invalid variant type for field %1[%2]: received %3 with type %4 OGR no available replacement for internal fieldname ogc_fid found Reserved attribute name ogc_fid replaced with %1 Feature geometry not imported (OGR error: %1) Feature creation error (OGR error: %1) Failed to transform a point while drawing a feature with ID '%1'. Writing stopped. (Exception: %2) Feature write errors: Stopping after %1 errors Only %1 of %2 features written. Arc/Info ASCII Coverage Atlas BNA Comma Separated Value ESRI Shapefile DBF file FMEObjects Gateway GeoJSON GeoRSS Geography Markup Language [GML] Generic Mapping Tools [GMT] GPS eXchange Format [GPX] INTERLIS 1 INTERLIS 2 Keyhole Markup Language [KML] Mapinfo TAB Mapinfo MIF Microstation DGN S-57 Base file Spatial Data Transfer Standard [SDTS] SQLite SpatiaLite AutoCAD DXF Geoconcept ESRI FileGDB Failed to transform, writing stopped. (Exception: %1) Unable to load %1 provider Provider %1 has no %2 method Loaded from Provider Loading of layer failed Creation error for features from #%1 to #%2. Provider errors was: %3 Import was canceled at %1 of %2 Vector import Only %1 of %2 features written. Reading raster part %1 of %2 Building Pyramids... Building pyramids failed - write access denied Write access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. Building pyramids failed. The file was not writable. Some formats do not support pyramid overviews. Consult the GDAL documentation if in doubt. Building pyramid overviews is not supported on this type of raster. Building internal pyramid overviews is not supported on raster layers with JPEG compression and your current libtiff library. Multiband color Paletted Singleband gray Singleband pseudocolor Singleband color data All Ramps Single Symbol Categorized Graduated Rule-based Point displacement Simple line Marker line Simple marker SVG marker Font marker Ellipse marker Vector Field marker Simple fill SVG fill Centroid fill Line pattern fill Point pattern fill Where is '%1' (original location: %2)? QGIS rocks! <html>QGIS rocks!</html> Raster Histogram Pixel Value Frequency Internal Compass Shows a QtSensors compass reading Version 0.9 Coordinate Capture Capture mouse coordinates in different CRS Vector Version 0.1 Version 0.2 Layers Dxf2Shp Converter Converts from dxf to shp file format eVis An event visualization tool - view images associated with vector features Database Version 1.1.0 Warning This tool only supports vector data No active layers found Georeferencer GDAL Georeferencing rasters using GDAL Raster Version 3.1.9 Fit to a linear transform requires at least 2 points. Fit to a Helmert transform requires at least 2 points. Fit to an affine transform requires at least 4 points. Fitting a projective transform requires at least 4 corresponding points. Globe Overlay data on a 3D globe GPS Tools Tools for loading and importing GPS data Location: %1 Location: %1<br>Mapset: %2 <b>Raster</b> Cannot open raster header Rows Columns N-S resolution E-W resolution North South East West Format Minimum value Maximum value Data source Data description Comments Categories <b>Vector</b> Points Lines Boundaries Centroids Faces Kernels Areas Islands Top Bottom yes no History<br> <b>Layer</b> Features Driver Table Key column <b>Region</b> Cannot open region header XY UTM SP LL Other Projection Type Zone 3D Cols 3D Rows Depths E-W 3D resolution N-S 3D resolution GRASS GRASS layer Heatmap Creates a Heatmap raster for the input point vector Interpolation plugin A plugin for interpolation based on vertices of a vector layer Version 0.001 OfflineEditing Allow offline editing and synchronizing with database Oracle Spatial GeoRaster Access Oracle Spatial GeoRaster Raster Terrain Analysis plugin A plugin for raster based terrain analysis Road graph plugin It solves the shortest path problem. Processing 1/2 - %p% Processing 2/2 - %p% Intersects Is disjoint Touches Crosses Within Contains Equals Overlaps Spatial Query Plugin A plugin that makes spatial queries on vector layers SPIT Shapefile to PostgreSQL/PostGIS Import Tool SQL Anywhere plugin Store vector layers within a SQL Anywhere database Zonal statistics plugin A plugin to calculate count, sum, mean of rasters for each polygon of a vector layer Cannot open GDAL MEM dataset %1: %2 Cannot GDALCreateGenImgProjTransformer: Cannot inittialize GDALWarpOperation : Cannot ChunkAndWarpImage: %1 [GDAL] All files (*) GDAL/OGR VSIFileHandler This raster file has no bands and is invalid as a raster layer. Cannot get GDAL raster band: %1 Nearest Neighbour Average Gauss Cubic Mode None Couldn't open the data source: %1 Parse error at line %1 : %2 GPS eXchange format provider GRASS plugin QGIS couldn't find your GRASS installation. Would you like to specify path (GISBASE) to your GRASS installation? Choose GRASS installation path (GISBASE) GRASS data won't be available if GISBASE is not specified. GISBASE is not set. %1 is not a GRASS mapset. Cannot start %1/etc/lock Mapset is already in use. Temporary directory %1 exists but is not writable Cannot create temporary directory %1 Cannot create %1 Cannot remove mapset lock: %1 Cannot open vector %1 in mapset %2 on level 2 (topology not available, try to rebuild topology using v.build module). Cannot open vector %1 in mapset %2 Cannot read raster map region Cannot read vector map region Cannot read region Cannot open GISRC file Cannot start module command: %1 %2 Cannot run module command: %1 %2<br>%3<br>%4 Cannot get projection Cannot get raster extent Cannot get map info Cannot get colors Cannot query raster Cannot draw raster Loading of the MSSQL provider failed Unsupported type for field %1 Creation of fields failed OGR[%1] error %2: %3 Unable to create the datasource. %1 exists and overwrite flag is false. Unable to get driver %1 Arc/Info Binary Coverage DODS ESRI Personal GeoDatabase ESRI ArcSDE ESRI Shapefiles Grass Vector Informix DataBlade Ingres Mapinfo File MySQL MSSQL Oracle Spatial ODBC OGDI Vectors PostgreSQL UK. NTF2 U.S. Census TIGER/Line VRT - Virtual Datasource X-Plane/Flightgear All files Duplicate field (10 significant characters): %1 Creating the data source %1 failed: %2 Unknown vector type of %1 Creation of OGR data source %1 failed: %2 field %1 with unsupported type %2 skipped creation of field %1 failed Couldn't create file %1.qpj Fetching features failed. SQL:%1 Error: %2 Oracle Connection to database failed No owner name found Creation of data source %1 failed: %2 Loading of the layer %1 failed Field name clash found (%1 not remappable) %1 not owner of the table %2. Unable to determine number of geometry columns of layer %1.%2: %3 Unable to delete layer %1.%2: %3 Unable to clean metadata %1.%2: %3 no result buffer Fetching from cursor %1 failed Database error: %2 PostGIS Trying to fetch geometry on a layer without geometry. Unable to delete layer %1: %2 Unable to save layer style. It's not possible to create the destination table on the database. Maybe this is due to table permissions (user=%1). Please contact your database admin Save style in database A style named "%1" already exists in the database for this layer. Do you want to overwrite it? Operation aborted. No changes were made in the database Unable to save layer style. It's not possible to insert a new record into the style table. Maybe this is due to table permissions (user=%1). Please contact your database administrator. Connection to database failed using username: %1 Error executing query: %1 Error executing the select query for related styles. The query was logged Error executing the select query for unrelated styles. The query was logged Error executing the select query. The query was logged Consistency error in table '%1'. Style id should be unique SQLite error: %2 SQL: %1 SQLite error getting feature: %1 creation of data source %1 failed. %2 loading of the layer %1 failed creation of fields failed Unable to initialize SpatialMetadata: Could not create a new database Unable to activate FOREIGN_KEY constraints [%1] Unable to delete table %1 Unable to delete table %1: Couldn't load SIP module. Python support will be disabled. Couldn't set SIP API versions. Couldn't load PyQt4. Couldn't load PyQGIS. Couldn't load QGIS utils. An error occured during execution of following code: Python version: QGIS version: Python path: Python error Undefined Hidden Title Group Subgroup Symbol Symbol label Topology Checker A Plugin for finding topological errors in vector layers Using fix %1. Topology plugin intersecting geometries features too close point not covered by segment segment too short invalid geometry dangling end duplicate geometry pseudo node overlaps gaps point not covered line ends not covered by point point not in polygon polygon does not contain point multipart feature Error describing bind parameters Error binding parameters Save style to DB (%1) Could not save symbology because: %1 Attribute index %1 out of bounds [0;%2] Error Layer Feature ID empty response WFS service exception:%1 unsuccessful service response: %1 WFS exception report (code=%1 text=%2) missing unhandled response: %1 QSpatiaLiteDriver Error opening database Error closing database Unable to begin transaction Unable to commit transaction Unable to rollback transaction QSpatiaLiteResult Unable to fetch row No query Unable to execute statement Unable to execute multiple statements at a time Unable to reset statement Unable to bind parameters Parameter count mismatch QextSerialPort No Error has occurred Invalid file descriptor (port was not opened correctly) Unable to allocate memory tables (POSIX) Caught a non-blocked signal (POSIX) Operation timed out (POSIX) The file opened by the port is not a valid device The port detected a break condition The port detected a framing error (usually caused by incorrect baud rate settings) There was an I/O error while communicating with the port Character buffer overrun Receive buffer overflow The port detected a parity error in the received data Transmit buffer overflow General read operation failure General write operation failure Unknown error: %1 QgisApp &Raster Multiple Instances of QgisApp Checking database Reading settings Setting up the GUI Map canvas. This is where raster and vector layers are displayed when added to the map Browser Browser (2) GPS Information Log Messages QGIS starting... Checking provider plugins Starting Python Restoring loaded plugins Initializing file filters Restoring window state QGIS Ready! Minimize Ctrl+M Minimize Window Minimizes the active window to the dock Zoom Toggles between a predefined size and the window size set by the user Bring All to Front Bring forward all open windows Current Edits Error Failed to open Python console: QGIS CRS undefined - defaulting to project CRS CRS undefined - defaulting to default CRS: %1 Multiple instances of QGIS application object detected. Please contact the developers. QGIS - %1 ('%2') Panels Toolbars Window &Database &Web Progress bar that displays the status of rendering layers and other time-intensive operations Toggle extents and mouse position display Coordinate: Current map coordinate Shows the map coordinates at the current cursor position. The display is continuously updated as the mouse is moved. It also allows editing to set the canvas center to a given position. The format is lat,lon or east,north Current map coordinate (lat,lon or east,north) Scale Current map scale Displays the current map scale Current map scale (formatted as x:y) Stop map rendering Render When checked, the map layers are rendered in response to map navigation commands and other events. When not checked, no rendering is done. This allows you to add a large number of layers and symbolize them before rendering. Toggle map rendering This icon shows whether on the fly coordinate reference system transformation is enabled or not. Click the icon to bring up the project properties dialog to alter this behaviour. CRS status - Click to open coordinate reference system dialog Ready Map overview canvas. This canvas can be used to display a locator map that shows the current extent of the map canvas. The current extent is shown as a red rectangle. Any layer on the map can be added to the overview canvas. Overview Map legend that displays all the layers currently on the map canvas. Click on the check box to turn a layer on or off. Double click on a layer in the legend to customize its appearance and set other properties. Layers Control rendering order Map layer list that displays all layers in drawing order. Layer order Private qgis.db < Blank > QGIS version QGIS code revision Compiled against Qt Running against Qt Compiled against GDAL/OGR Running against GDAL/OGR PostgreSQL Client Version No support. SpatiaLite Version QWT Version PROJ.4 Version QScintilla2 Version This copy of QGIS writes debugging output. %1 doesn't have any layers Invalid Data Source %1 is not a valid or recognized data source Vector PostgreSQL Cannot get PostgreSQL select dialog from provider. %1 is an invalid layer - not loaded %1 is an invalid layer and cannot be loaded. Please check the <a href="#messageLog">message log</a> for further info. QGIS files %1 (%2 type unsupported) Do you want to save the current project? %1 Invalid Layer SpatiaLite Cannot get SpatiaLite select dialog from provider. Delimited Text Cannot get Delimited Text select dialog from provider. MSSQL Cannot get MSSQL select dialog from provider. Oracle Cannot get Oracle select dialog from provider. WMS Cannot get WMS select dialog from provider. WCS Cannot get WCS select dialog from provider. WFS Cannot get WFS select dialog from provider. Default failed to open: %1 Default not found: %1 Open Template Project Auto-open Project Failed to open: %1 Not valid project file: %1 Project failed to open: %1 Default template has been reopened: %1 File not found: %1 Calculating... Abort... Choose a QGIS project file to open Loading project: %1 Unable to open project Security warning project macros have been disabled. Enable macros Project loaded Choose a QGIS project file Saved project to: %1 Unable to save project %1 Choose a file name to save the QGIS project file as Unable to load %1 Choose a file name to save the map image as Saved map image to %1 Default system font substituted. Labeling Font for layer <b><u>%1</u></b> was not found (<i>%2</i>). %3 Open labeling dialog Compiled against GEOS Running against GEOS Commit errors Could not commit changes to layer %1 Errors: %1 Show more Labeling Options Please select a vector layer first Layer labeling settings Reading raster Cannot write raster error code: %1 Saving done Export to vector file has been completed Save error Export to vector file failed. Error: %1 No Layer Selected To delete features, you must select a vector layer in the legend No Vector Layer Selected Deleting features only works on vector layers Provider does not support deletion Data provider does not support deleting features Layer not editable The current layer is not editable. Choose 'Start editing' in the digitizing toolbar. Delete features Delete %n feature(s)? number of features to delete Features deleted Problem deleting features A problem occured during deletion of features Merging features... Abort Create unique print composer title (title generated if left empty) Composer title Title can not be empty! Title already exists! Composer %1 copy No active layer No active layer found. Please select a layer in the layer list Active layer is not vector The merge features tool only works on vector layers. Please select a vector layer from the layer list Merging features can only be done for layers in editing mode. To use the merge tool, go to Layer->Toggle editing Not enough features selected The merge tool requires at least two selected features Merged feature attributes Merge failed An error occured during the merge operation Union operation canceled The union operation would result in a geometry type that is not compatible with the current layer and therefore is canceled Merged features No active vector layer To select features, choose a vector layer in the legend Features cut Features pasted Pasted New memory layer name Layer name No features in clipboard. No features with geometry found, point type layer will be created. Multiple geometry types found, features with geometry different from %1 will be created without geometry. Cannot create new layer Cannot create field %1 (%2,%3) Cannot copy style: %1 Cannot parse style: %1:%2:%3 Cannot read style: %1 Start editing failed Provider cannot be opened for editing Stop editing Do you want to save the changes to layer %1? Problems during roll back Could not %1 changes to layer %2 Errors: %3 rollback cancel Save all Rollback Cancel Current edits %1 current changes for %2 layer(s)? copy Plugin layer Memory layer Duplicate layer: %1 (duplication resulted in invalid layer) Couldn't load Python support library: %1 Couldn't resolve python support library's instance() symbol. Python support ENABLED :-) There is a new version of QGIS available You are running a development version of QGIS You are running the current version of QGIS Would you like more information? QGIS Version Information QGIS - Changes since last release Unable to get current version information from server Connection refused - server may be down QGIS server was not found Unknown network socket error: %1 Unable to communicate with QGIS Version server %1 To perform a full histogram stretch, you need to have a raster layer selected. To change brightness or contrast, you need to have a raster layer selected. en documentation language http://www.qgis.org/en/commercial-support.html Layer is not valid The layer %1 is not a valid layer and can not be added to the map The layer is not a valid layer and can not be added to the map Project has layer(s) in edit mode with unsaved edits, which will NOT be saved! Save? Current CRS: %1 (OTFR enabled) Current CRS: %1 (OTFR disabled) Map coordinates for the current view extents Map coordinates at mouse cursor position Extents: Maptips require an active layer %n feature(s) selected on layer %1. number of selected features Open a GDAL Supported Raster Data Source Error adding valid layer to map canvas Raster layer %1 is not a supported raster data source Unsupported Data Source Exit QGIS Do you really want to quit QGIS? <p>This project file was saved by an older version of QGIS. When saving this project file, QGIS will update it to the latest version, possibly rendering it useless for older versions of QGIS.<p>Even though QGIS developers try to maintain backwards compatibility, some of the information from the old project file might be lost. To improve the quality of QGIS, we appreciate if you file a bug report at %3. Be sure to include the old project file, and state the version of QGIS you used to discover the error.<p>To remove this warning when opening an older project file, uncheck the box '%5' in the %4 menu.<p>Version of the project file: %1<br>Current version of QGIS: %2 <tt>Settings:Options:General</tt> Menu path to setting options Warn me when opening a project file saved with an older version of QGIS Project file is older This project file was saved by an older version of QGIS Warning This layer doesn't have a properties dialog. Authentication required Proxy authentication required SSL errors occured accessing URL %1: Always ignore these errors? %n SSL errors occured number of errors QgisAppInterface Attributes changed QgsAbout About About QGIS <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:16px; margin-bottom:12px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-size:x-large; font-weight:600;"><span style=" font-size:x-large;">QGIS</span></p></body></html> QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License http://www.gnu.org/licenses QGIS Home Page Join our user mailing list about:blank What's New Providers Developers Essen (Germany), Developer meeting 2012 Contributors Translators Donors License <p>For a list of individuals and institutions who have contributed money to fund QGIS development and other project costs see <a href="http://qgis.org/en/sponsorship/donors.html">http://qgis.org/en/sponsorship/donors.html</a></p> Available QGIS Data Provider Plugins Available Qt Database Plugins Available Qt Image Plugins Qt Image Plugin Search Paths <br> QgsAddAttrDialog Warning Invalid field name. This field name is reserved and cannot be used. QgsAddAttrDialogBase Add column N&ame Comment Type Width Precision QgsAddJoinDialogBase Add vector join Join layer Join field Target field Create attribute index on join field Cache join layer in virtual memory QgsAddTabOrGroup Add tab or group for %1 QgsAddTabOrGroupBase Dialog Create category as a tab a group in container QgsAnnotationWidget Select frame color Select background color QgsAnnotationWidgetBase Form Fixed map position Map marker Frame width Background color Frame color QgsApplication Exception unknown exception Application state: QGIS_PREFIX_PATH env var: %1 Prefix: %2 Plugin Path: %3 Package Data Path: %4 Active Theme Name: %5 Active Theme Path: %6 Default Theme Path: %7 SVG Search Paths: %8 User DB Path: %9 match indentation of application state [ERROR] Can not make qgis.db private copy Could not open qgis.db Migration of private qgis.db failed. %1 Update of view in private qgis.db failed. %1 QgsAtlasComposition Filename parsing error: %1 Feature filter parser error: %1 Feature filter eval error: %1 Filename eval error: %1 QgsAtlasCompositionWidget Map %1 Expression based filename Expression based filter QgsAtlasCompositionWidgetBase Atlas Generation Generate an atlas Configuration Composer map Coverage layer Visibility Hidden coverage layer Feature sorting Sort by Sort direction ... Feature filtering Filter with Scaling Margin around feature % Fixed scale Output Single file export when possible Output filename expression QgsAttributeActionDialog Select an action File dialog window title Insert expression Missing Information To create an attribute action, you must provide both a name and the action to perform. Echo attribute's value Run an application Get feature id Selected field's value (Identify features tool) Clicked coordinates (Run feature actions tool) Open file Search on web based on attribute's value QgsAttributeActionDialogBase Attribute Actions Action list This list contains all actions that have been defined for the current layer. Add actions by entering the details in the controls below and then pressing the Add to action list button. Actions can be edited here by double clicking on the item. Type Name Action Capture Remove the selected action Move the selected action up Move the selected action down Add default actions Action properties Generic Python Mac Windows Unix Open Captures any output from the action Captures the standard output or error generated by the action and displays it in a dialog box Capture output Enter the name of an action here. The name should be unique (qgis will make it unique if necessary). Enter the action name here Enter the action here. This can be any program, script or command that is available on your system. When the action is invoked any set of characters that start with a % and then have the name of a field will be replaced by the value of that field. The special characters %% will be replaced by the value of the field that was selected. Double quote marks group text into single arguments to the program, script or command. Double quotes will be ignored if prefixed with a backslash Enter the action command here Enter the action here. This can be any program, script or command that is available on your system. When the action is invoked any set of characters within [% and %] will be evaluated as expression and replaced by its result. Double quote marks group text into single arguments to the program, script or command. Double quotes will be ignored if prefixed with a backslash Browse for action Click to browse for an action Clicking the button will let you select an application to use as the action ... Inserts an expression into the action Insert expression... The valid attribute names for this layer Inserts the selected field into the action Insert field Inserts the action into the list above Add to action list Update the selected action Update selected action QgsAttributeDialog Error Error: %1 Attributes - %1 QgsAttributeEditor Select a file Select a date (no selection) ... < Select filename... Save current page url in attribute Select date in calendar Select color in browser Open current page in default browser QgsAttributeLoadValues Load values from layer Layer Description Value Select data from attributes in selected layer. View All QgsAttributeSelectionDialog Ascending Descending QgsAttributeSelectionDialogBase Select attributes Select all Clear Sorting Column Ascending <b>Attribute</b> <b>Alias</b> QgsAttributeTableDelegate Attribute changed QgsAttributeTableDialog Attribute Table Case sensitive ? Unselect all (Ctrl+U) Ctrl+U Move selection to top (Ctrl+T) Ctrl+T Invert selection (Ctrl+R) Ctrl+S Copy selected rows to clipboard (Ctrl+C) Ctrl+C Zoom map to the selected rows (Ctrl+J) Ctrl+J Pan map to the selected rows (Ctrl+P) Ctrl+P Toggle editing mode (Ctrl+E) Ctrl+E Save Edits (Ctrl+S) Delete selected features (Ctrl+D) ... Ctrl+D Select features using an expression New column (Ctrl+W) Ctrl+W Filter Filters the visible features according to the current filter selection and filter string. Apply Attribute View Table View Advanced Filter (Expression) Use the Expression Builder to define the filter Ctrl+F Show All Features Show Selected Features Show Edited and New Features Show Features Visible On Map The filter defines which features are currently shown in the list or on the table Column Filter Filter all the features which have been edited but not yet saved Delete column (Ctrl+L) Ctrl+L Add feature + Open field calculator (Ctrl+I) Ctrl+I Attribute table - %1 (%n Feature(s)) feature count Parsing error Evaluation error Attribute table - %1 :: Features total: %2, filtered: %3, selected: %4 Expression based filter Attribute added Attribute Error The attribute could not be added to the layer Deleted attribute The attribute(s) could not be deleted Attribute error Error filtering Geometryless feature added QgsAttributeTableModel feature id QgsAttributeTableView Select All QgsAttributeTypeDialog Attribute Edit Dialog Simple edit box. This is the default editation widget. Displays combo box containing values of attribute used for classification. Allows one to set numeric values from a specified range. The edit widget can be either a slider or a spin box. Minimum Maximum Step Local minimum/maximum = 0/0 The user can select one of the values already used in the attribute. If editable, a line edit is shown with autocompletion support, otherwise a combo box is used. Editable Photo Webview Color Label on top Simplifies file selection by adding a file chooser dialog. Combo box with predefined items. Value is stored in the attribute, description is shown in the combo box. Load Data from layer Value Description Remove Selected Load Data from CSV file Combo box with values that can be used within the column's type. Must be supported by the provider. An immutable attribute is read-only - the user is not able to modify the contents. A hidden attribute will be invisible - the user is not able to see it's contents. Representation for checked state Representation for unchecked state A text edit field that accepts multiple lines will be used. Date format A calendar widget to enter a date. <html><head/><body><p>Example formats:</p><table border="0" style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px;" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="0" bgcolor="#f6f6f6"><thead><tr><td style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:15; padding-top:5; padding-bottom:5;"><p align="center"><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:12px; font-weight:600; color:#363534;">Format</span></p></td><td style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:15; padding-top:5; padding-bottom:5;"><p align="center"><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:12px; font-weight:600; color:#363534;">Result</span></p></td></tr></thead><tr><td bgcolor="#f6f6f6" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#f6f6f6;">dd.MM.yyyy</span></p></td><td bgcolor="#f6f6f6" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#f6f6f6;">21.05.2001</span></p></td></tr><tr><td bgcolor="#ffffff" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#ffffff;">ddd MMMM d yy</span></p></td><td bgcolor="#ffffff" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#ffffff;">Tue May 21 01</span></p></td></tr><tr><td bgcolor="#f6f6f6" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#f6f6f6;">hh:mm:ss.zzz</span></p></td><td bgcolor="#f6f6f6" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#f6f6f6;">14:13:09.042</span></p></td></tr><tr><td bgcolor="#ffffff" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#ffffff;">h:m:s ap</span></p></td><td bgcolor="#ffffff" style=" vertical-align:top; padding-left:10; padding-right:10; padding-top:3; padding-bottom:3;"><p><span style=" font-family:'Open Sans,sans-serif'; font-size:11px; color:#66666e; background-color:#ffffff;">2:13:9 pm</span></p></td></tr></table><p><a href="http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtcore/qdatetime.html#toString"><span style=" text-decoration: underline; color:#0000ff;">Reference documentation</span></a></p></body></html> Layer Key column Select layer, key column and value column Allow null value Order by value Allow multiple selections Value column Filter expression ... Read-only field that generates a UUID if empty. Height Width Field contains a filename for a picture Field contains a color Line edit Classification Range Unique values File name Value map Enumeration Immutable Hidden Checkbox Text edit Calendar Value relation UUID generator Edit filter expression Select a file Error Could not open file %1 Error was:%2 Slider Dial Current minimum for this value is %1 and current maximum is %2. Attribute has no integer or real type, therefore range is not usable. Enumeration is not available for this attribute Field contains an URL QgsBlendModeComboBox Normal Lighten Screen Dodge Addition Darken Multiply Burn Overlay Soft light Hard light Difference Subtract QgsBookmarks &Add &Delete &Zoom to Error Unable to open bookmarks database. Database: %1 Driver: %2 Database: %3 ID Name Project xMin yMin xMax yMax SRID New bookmark Unable to create the bookmark. Driver:%1 Database:%2 Really Delete? Are you sure you want to delete %n bookmark(s)? number of rows Empty extent Reprojected extent is empty. QgsBookmarksBase Geospatial Bookmarks QgsBrowser WMS Cannot get WMS select dialog from provider. CRS Cannot set layer CRS QgsBrowserBase QGIS Browser Param Metadata Preview Stop rendering Attributes toolBar New Shapefile Ctrl+Shift+N Refresh Ctrl+R Set layer CRS Manage WMS Manage WMS Connections Ctrl+Shift+W QgsBrowserDirectoryPropertiesBase Dialog Path QgsBrowserDockWidget Filter Pattern Syntax Wildcard(s) Regular Expression Add as a favourite Remove favourite Properties Fast scan this dir. Add Layer Add Selected Layers Add a directory Add directory to favourites Error Layer Properties Directory Properties QgsBrowserDockWidgetBase Browser Refresh Add Selected Layers Add Filter Files ... Collapse All Options Filter files QgsBrowserLayerPropertiesBase Dialog Display Name Layer Source Provider Metadata QgsBrowserModel Project home Home Favourites QgsBrushStyleComboBox Solid No Brush Horizontal Vertical Cross BDiagonal FDiagonal Diagonal X Dense 1 Dense 2 Dense 3 Dense 4 Dense 5 Dense 6 Dense 7 QgsBusyIndicatorDialog QGIS QgsCategorizedSymbolRendererV2Model Symbol Value Label QgsCategorizedSymbolRendererV2Widget Column Symbol Change... Color ramp Classify Add Delete Delete all Join Advanced Symbol levels... High number of classes! Classification would yield %1 entries which might not be expected. Continue? Error There are no available color ramps. You can add them in Style Manager. The selected color ramp is not available. Confirm Delete The classification field was changed from '%1' to '%2'. Should the existing classes be deleted before classification? QgsCharacterSelectorBase Character Selector Font: Current font family and style QgsCollapsibleGroupBoxBasic Shift-click to expand, then collapse others Ctrl (or Alt)-click to toggle all QgsColorButton Select Color QgsColorDialog Select Color QgsColorRampComboBox New color ramp... QgsCompassPlugin Show compass &About QgsCompassPluginGui Pixmap not found QgsCompassPluginGuiBase Internal Compass Azimut QgsComposer Close QGIS Composer Print Composers View Panels Toolbars Layout Window Help Composition Item Properties Command history Atlas generation Choose a file name to save the map as PDF Format Empty filename pattern The filename pattern is empty. A default one will be used. Directory where to save PDF files Unable to write into the directory The given output directory is not writable. Cancelling. Atlas processing error Rendering maps... Abort Big image To create image %1x%2 requires about %3 MB of memory. Proceed? Choose a file name to save the map image as Memory Allocation Error Trying to create image #%1( %2x%3 @ %4dpi ) may result in a memory overflow. Please try a lower resolution or a smaller papersize Directory where to save image files Image format: SVG warning Don't show this message again <p>The SVG export function in QGIS has several problems due to bugs and deficiencies in the Qt4 svg code. In particular, there are problems with layers not being clipped to the map bounding box.</p> If you require a vector-based output file from Qgis it is suggested that you try printing to PostScript if the SVG output is not satisfactory.</p> SVG Format Directory where to save SVG files copy Duplicating composer... Duplicate Composer Composer duplication failed. Save template Composer templates Save error Error, could not save file Load template Read error Error, could not read file Composer error Error, could not create new composer Loading template into composer... Project contains WMS layers Some WMS servers (e.g. UMN mapserver) have a limit for the WIDTH and HEIGHT parameter. Printing layers from such servers may exceed this limit. If this is the case, the WMS layer will not be printed Project contains composition effects Advanced composition effects such as blend modes or vector layer transparency are enabled in this project, which cannot be printed as vectors. Printing as a raster is recommended. Print as raster QgsComposerArrowWidget Arrow outline width Arrowhead width Arrow color changed Select arrow color Arrow marker changed Arrow start marker Arrow end marker Start marker svg file End marker svg file QgsComposerArrowWidgetBase Form Arrow Main properties Line width mm Arrow head width Color... Arrow markers Default None SVG Start marker ... End marker QgsComposerBase MainWindow Composer Paper Navigation Composer Item Actions Composer Items &Print... Ctrl+P Zoom Full Zoom full Zoom In Zoom in Zoom Out Zoom out Add Map Add new map Add Label Add new label Add Legend Add new legend Move Item Select/Move item Export as Image... Export as image Export as PDF... Export as SVG... Add Scalebar Add new scalebar Refresh Refresh view Add Image Add image Move Content Move item content Group Group items Ungroup Ungroup items Raise Raise selected items Lower Lower selected items Bring to Front Move selected items to top Send to Back Move selected items to bottom Load from Template Load from template Save as Template Save as template Align Left Align selected items left Align Center Align center horizontal Align Right Align selected items right Align Top Align selected items to top Align Center Vertical Align center vertical Align Bottom Align selected items bottom &Quit Quit Ctrl+Q Add Arrow Add arrow Add Table Add attribute table Page Setup Page setup Ctrl+Shift+P Undo Revert last change Ctrl+Z Redo Restore last change Ctrl+Shift+Z Add Rectangle Add rectangle Add Triangle Add triangle Add Ellipse Add ellipse Add HTML Add html frame Composer Manager Composer manager &New Composer New composer Ctrl+N &Save Project Save project Ctrl+S &Duplicate Composer Duplicate composer New from Template New from template Lock Selected Items Unlock All Unlock All Items QgsComposerHtmlWidget Use existing frames Extend to next page Repeat on every page Repeat until finished Change html url Select HTML document Change resize mode QgsComposerHtmlWidgetBase HTML Frame HTML frame Main properties URL ... Resize mode QgsComposerItem Change item position QgsComposerItemWidget Frame color changed Background color changed Item position changed Item outline width Item frame toggled Item background toggled Select background color Select frame color Item id changed QgsComposerItemWidgetBase Global Options Position and size Reference point X Y Width Height Frame Rendering Blending mode Thickness Color... Background Transparency Item ID Uuid (read-only) Id QgsComposerLabelWidget Label text HTML state changed Label text changed Label font changed Label margin changed Insert expression Label alignment changed Label rotation changed QgsComposerLabelWidgetBase Label Options Label Main properties Render as HTML Insert an expression Font Font color... Alignment Vertical Top Middle Bottom Left Center Right Horizontal Display Margin mm Rotation ° QgsComposerLegend Legend QgsComposerLegendItemDialogBase Legend item properties Item text QgsComposerLegendLayersDialogBase Add layer to legend QgsComposerLegendWidget Item Title style Item wrapping changed Legend title changed Legend column count Legend split layers Legend equal column width Legend symbol width Legend symbol height Legend title space bottom Legend group space Legend layer space Legend symbol space Legend icon label space Title font changed Legend group font changed Legend layer font changed Legend item font changed Legend font color changed Legend box space Legend map changed Legend item edited Legend updated Legend group added Map %1 None QgsComposerLegendWidgetBase Legend Options Legend Main properties &Title Map Wrap text on Legend items Add group Show feature count for each class of vector layer. Auto Update Fonts Title Font... Space above text using subgroup style. Subgroup space Space above symbol and symbol label. Column space Group Font... Item Font... Font color... Columns Count Equal column widths Allow to split layer items into multiple columns. Split layers Spacing mm Update legend. User defined labels are preserved. Update item Update whole legend. Layers are added/removed according to main application legend. User defined labels will be deleted. Update all ... Subgroup Font... Symbol Symbol width Symbol height Space above text using group style. Group Space Symbol space Space between symbol icon and symbol label (symbol label left margin). Icon label space Box space Space below title. Title space mm QgsComposerManager &Show &Duplicate &Remove Re&name Empty composer Specific Template error Error, template file not found Error, could not read file Composer error Error, could not create composer Loading template into composer... Error, could not load template file Choose template Composer templates File system error Error, could not open or create local directory Remove composer Do you really want to remove the map composer '%1'? copy Duplicating composer... Duplicate Composer Composer duplication failed. QgsComposerManagerBase Composer manager New from template Add ... Open template directory user default QgsComposerMap Map %1 Map will be printed here QgsComposerMapWidget Cache Render Rectangle Solid Cross Decimal DegreeMinute DegreeMinuteSecond No frame Zebra Map scale changed Map rotation changed Map extent changed Select font color Canvas items toggled None Overview centering mode changed Grid checkbox toggled Grid interval changed Grid offset changed Grid type changed Grid cross width changed Annotation font changed Label font changed Annotation distance changed Annotation format changed Annotation toggled Changed annotation precision Changed grid frame style Changed grid frame width Inside frame Outside frame Disabled Horizontal Vertical Annotation position changed Changed annotation direction Map %1 QgsComposerMapWidgetBase Map Options Map Main properties Update preview Scale Rotation degrees Draw map canvas items Lock layers for map item Extents X max Y min Y max Set to map canvas extent X min Show grid Grid &type Offset Blend mode Interval Overview blending mode Invert overview Center on overview X Y Cross width Frame style Frame width Line style change... Draw coordinates Format Left Right Top Bottom Font Font... Distance to map frame Coordinate precision Font color... Overview Overview frame Overview style Change... QgsComposerPictureWidget Select svg or image file Picture changed Picture rotation changed Select new preview directory Rotation synchronisation toggled Rotation map changed Map %1 Creating icon for file %1 QgsComposerPictureWidgetBase Picture Options Picture Main properties Path ... Search directories Loading previews... Image search paths Remove Add... Rotation Sync with map ° QgsComposerScaleBar km m QgsComposerScaleBarWidget Single Box Double Box Line Ticks Middle Line Ticks Down Line Ticks Up Numeric Left Middle Right Map units Meters Feet Map %1 Scalebar map changed Scalebar line width Scalebar segment size Scalebar segments left Number of scalebar segments changed Scalebar height changed Scalebar font changed Scalebar font color changed Scalebar color changed Scalebar stroke color changed Scalebar unit text Scalebar map units per segment Scalebar style changed Scalebar label bar space Scalebar box content space Scalebar alignment Scalebar unit changed QgsComposerScaleBarWidgetBase Barscale Options Scalebar Main properties Map Style Units Label Map units per bar unit Segments left right Size units Height mm Display Box margin Labels margin Line width Alignment Fonts and colors Font... Font color... Fill color... Stroke color... QgsComposerShapeWidget Ellipse Rectangle Triangle Shape rotation changed Shape type changed QgsComposerShapeWidgetBase Form Shape Main properties Rotation ° QgsComposerTableWidget Map %1 Table layer changed Table attribute settings Table map changed Table maximum columns Select Font Table header font Table content font Table grid stroke Select grid color Table grid color Table grid toggled Table visible only toggled QgsComposerTableWidgetBase Attribute Table Attribute table Main properties Layer Attributes... Composer map Maximum rows Margin Show only visible features Show grid Stroke width Color... Fonts Header Font... Content Font... QgsComposerVectorLegendBase Vector Legend Options Preview Map Title Layers Group ID Box Font QgsComposerView QGIS Label added Scale bar added Legend added Picture added Table added Shape added Move item content Arrow added Map added Html item added Html frame added Item moved Zoom item content QgsComposition Label added Map added Arrow added Scale bar added Shape added Picture added Legend added Table added Aligned items left Aligned items horizontal center Aligned items vertical center Aligned items right Aligned items top Aligned items bottom Item z-order changed Remove item group Frame deleted Item deleted Multiframe removed QgsCompositionBase Composition Paper Size Units Width Height Orientation QgsCompositionWidget mm inch Landscape Portrait Map %1 Select grid color Solid Dots Crosses A5 (148x210 mm) A4 (210x297 mm) A3 (297x420 mm) A2 (420x594 mm) A1 (594x841 mm) A0 (841x1189 mm) B5 (176 x 250 mm) B4 (250 x 353 mm) B3 (353 x 500 mm) B2 (500 x 707 mm) B1 (707 x 1000 mm) B0 (1000 x 1414 mm) Legal (8.5x14 in) ANSI A (Letter; 8.5x11 in) ANSI B (Tabloid; 11x17 in) ANSI C (17x22 in) ANSI D (22x34 in) ANSI E (34x44 in) Arch A (9x12 in) Arch B (12x18 in) Arch C (18x24 in) Arch D (24x36 in) Arch E (36x48 in) Arch E1 (30x42 in) Custom QgsCompositionWidgetBase Composition Paper and quality Presets Width Height Units Number of pages Orientation Export resolution Print as raster dpi World file on Snap to grid mm Grid offset x: y: Pen width Grid style Selection tolerance Spacing Color... Snap to alignments Tolerance QgsConfigureShortcutsDialog Configure shortcuts Action Shortcut Change Set none Set default Load... Save... Save shortcuts XML file All files Saving shortcuts Cannot write file %1: %2. Load shortcuts Loading shortcuts Cannot read file %1: %2. Parse error at line %1, column %2: %3 The file is not an shortcuts exchange file. The file contains shortcuts created with different locale, so you can't use it. None Set default (%1) Input: Shortcut conflict This shortcut is already assigned to action %1. Reassign? QgsContextHelp Error starting help viewer [%1] Context help <h3>Oops! QGIS can't find help for this form.</h3>The help file for %1 was not found for your language<br>If you would like to create it, contact the QGIS development team QgsCoordinateTransform The source spatial reference system (CRS) is not valid. The coordinates can not be reprojected. The CRS is: %1 CRS The destination spatial reference system (CRS) is not valid. The coordinates can not be reprojected. The CRS is: %1 inverse transform forward transform %1 of %2PROJ.4: %3 +to %4 Error: %5 QgsCptCityBrowserModel Name Info QgsCptCityColorRampItem colors discrete continuous continuous (multi) variants QgsCptCityColorRampV2Dialog Selections by theme All by author You can download a more complete set of cpt-city gradients by installing the "Color Ramp Manager" plugin (you must enable Experimental plugins in the plugin manager). All Ramps (%1) Error - cpt-city gradient files not found. You have two means of installing them: 1) Install the "Color Ramp Manager" python plugin (you must enable Experimental plugins in the plugin manager) and use it to download latest cpt-city package. You can install the entire cpt-city archive or a selection for QGIS. 2) Download the complete archive (in svg format) and unzip it to your QGIS settings directory [%1] . This file can be found at [%2] and current file is [%3] %1 directory details %1 gradient details QgsCptCityColorRampV2DialogBase cpt-city color ramp Selection and preview License Palette Path Information Author(s) Source Details Save as standard gradient QgsCredentialDialog Enter Credentials Username Password TextLabel Realm QgsCustomProjectionDialog QGIS Custom Projection This proj4 projection definition is not valid. new CRS The proj4 definition of '%1' is not valid. Northing and Easthing must be in decimal form. Internal Error (source projection invalid?) Error QgsCustomProjectionDialogBase Custom Coordinate Reference System Definition Define ID You can define your own custom Coordinate Reference System (CRS) here. The definition must conform to the proj4 format for specifying a CRS. Name Parameters Test Use the text boxes below to test the CRS definition you are creating. Enter a coordinate where both the lat/long and the transformed result are known (for example by reading off a map). Then press the calculate button to see if the CRS definition you are creating is accurate. Geographic / WGS84 Destination CRS North East Name: Parameters: Copy existing CRS Add new CRS Remove Calculate QgsCustomizationDialog Object name Label Description Choose a customization INI file Customization files (*.ini) QgsCustomizationDialogBase Customization Enable customization toolBar Catch Switch to catching widgets in main application Save Save to file Load Load from file Expand All Collapse All Select All QgsDashSpaceDialogBase Dash space pattern Dash Space QgsDataDefinedButton Description... Edit... Paste Copy Clear string int double Field type: integer unknown type Data defined override expression field Deactivate Activate Attribute field No matching field types found Expression Current: Data definition description undefined Parse error: %1 '%1' field missing <b><u>Data defined override</u></b><br> <b>Active: </b>%1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<i>(ctrl|right-click toggles)</i><br> yes no <b>Usage:</b><br>%1<br> <b>Expected input:</b><br>%1<br> <b>Valid input types:</b><br>%1<br> <b>Current definition %1:</b><br>%2 string bool [<b>1</b>=True|<b>0</b>=False] string of variable length int [&lt;= 0 =&gt;] int [&gt;= 0] int [&gt;= 1] double [&lt;= 0.0 =&gt;] double [&gt;= 0.0] double coord [<b>X,Y</b>] as &lt;= 0.0 =&gt; double [-180.0 - 180.0] int [0-100] string [<b>r,g,b</b>] as int 0-255 string [<b>r,g,b,a</b>] as int 0-255 QgsDataDefinedSymbolDialog Data defined properties New Row Property Field Expression Help double '<red>,<green>,<blue>,<alpha>' '<filename>' QgsDbSourceSelectBase Add PostGIS layers Connections Connect New Edit Delete Load Load connections from file Save connections to file Save Also list tables with no geometry Search options Search Search mode Search in columns QgsDecorationCopyright Bottom Left Top Left Top Right Bottom Right QgsDecorationCopyrightDialog Copyright Label Decoration Enable copyright label &Enter your copyright label here: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'Verdana'; font-size:10pt;">© QGIS 2013</span></p></body></html> &Placement Bottom Left Top Left Bottom Right Top Right &Orientation Horizontal Vertical Color QgsDecorationGrid Error No active layer Please select a raster layer Invalid raster layer Layer CRS must be equal to project CRS QgsDecorationGridDialog Dialog Enable grid Interval X Interval Y Grid type Line symbol Draw annotation Annotation direction Font... Distance to map frame Coordinate precision Marker symbol Offset X Offset Y Update Interval / Offset from Canvas Extents Active Raster Layer Line Marker Horizontal Vertical Boundary direction Horizontal and Vertical QgsDecorationNorthArrow Bottom Left Top Left Top Right Bottom Right North arrow pixmap not found QgsDecorationNorthArrowDialog North Arrow Decoration Preview of north arrow Angle Placement Placement on screen Top Left Top Right Bottom Left Bottom Right Enable North Arrow Set direction automatically Pixmap not found QgsDecorationScaleBar Bottom Left Top Left Top Right Bottom Right Tick Down Tick Up Bar Box km mm cm m miles mile inches foot feet degree degrees unknown QgsDecorationScaleBarDialog Scale Bar Decoration Placement Top Left Top Right Bottom Left Bottom Right Scale bar style Select the style of the scale bar Tick Down Tick Up Box Bar Color of bar Size of bar Enable scale bar Automatically snap to round number on resize metres/km feet/miles degrees QgsDelAttrDialogBase Delete Attributes QgsDelimitedTextProvider File type string in %1 is not correctly formatted File cannot be opened or delimiter parameters are not valid %0 field %1 is not defined in delimited text file Invalid record format at line %1 Invalid WKT at line %1 Invalid X or Y fields at line %1 %1 records discarded due to invalid format %1 records discarded due to missing geometry definitions %1 records discarded due to invalid geometry definitions %1 records discarded due to incompatible geometry types Errors in file %1 The following lines were not loaded into QGIS due to errors: There are %1 additional errors in the file Delimited text file errors Invalid subset string %1 for %2 The file has been updated by another application - reloading QgsDelimitedTextSourceSelect No layer name Please enter a layer name before adding the layer to the map No delimiters set Use one or more characters as the delimiter, or choose a different delimiter type Invalid regular expression Please enter a valid regular expression as the delimiter, or choose a different delimiter type Invalid delimited text file Please enter a valid file and delimiter Choose a delimited text file to open Text files Please select an input file File %1 does not exist Please enter a layer name At least one delimiter character must be specified Regular expression is not valid ^.. expression needs capture groups Definition of filename and delimiters is not valid No data found in file %1 badly formatted records discarded X and Y field names must be selected X and Y field names cannot be the same The WKT field name must be selected %1 badly formatted records discarded from sample data All files QgsDelimitedTextSourceSelectBase Create a Layer from a Delimited Text File File Name Full path to the delimited text file Full path to the delimited text file. In order to properly parse the fields in the file, the delimiter must be defined prior to entering the file name. Use the Browse button to the right of this field to choose the input file. Layer name Name to display in the map legend Name displayed in the map legend Browse to find the delimited text file to be processed Use this button to browse to the location of the delimited text file. This button will not be enabled until a delimiter has been entered in the <i>Delimiter</i> box. Once a file is chosen, the X and Y field drop-down boxes will be populated with the fields from the delimited text file. Browse... The file is a comma separated value file, fields delimited by commas and quoted by " Each line in the file is split using a regular expression to define the end of each field Tab Space Comma Encoding Select the file encoding X and Y coordinates are expressed in degrees/minutes/seconds DMS coordinates Geometry field Name of the field containing well known text value Geometry type Detect Point Line Polygon Record options Field options File format Number of header lines to discard The number of lines to discard from the beginning of the file Field names are read from the first record. If not selected then fields are numbered First record has field names CSV (comma separated values) Fields are defined by the specified delimiter, quote, and escape characters Custom delimiters Regular expression delimiter Use a spatial index to improve performance of displaying and spatially selecting features Use spatial index Use an index to improve performance of subset filters (set in layer properties) Use subset index Watch for changes to the file by other applications while QGIS is running Watch file Geometry definition Geometry is a point defined by X and Y coordinate fields Point coordinates Geometry is read as a well known text string from the selected fields Well known text (WKT) The file contains only attribute information - it will not be displayed on the map No geometry (attribute only table) Trim leading and trailing spaces from fields Trim fields Discard empty fields in each record Discard empty fields Number fields use comma for a decimal separator Decimal separator is comma Comma character is one of the delimiters Tab character is one of the delimiters Space character is one of the delimiters Colon character is one of the delimiters Semicolon character is one of the delimiters Semicolon Other delimiters Delimiters to use when splitting fields in the text file. The delimiter can be more than one character. These characters are used in addition to the comma, tab, space, colon, and semicolon options. Quote The quote character(s) enclose fields which may include delimiters and new lines " Escape The escape character(s) force the next character to be treated as a normal character (that is not a delimiter, quote, or new line character). If the escape character is the same as a quote character, it only escapes itself and only within quotes. Expression Regular expression used to split each line into fields Layer settings Sample data Colon <p align="right">X field</p> Name of the field containing x values <p align="right">Y field</p> Name of the field containing y values QgsDetailedItemWidgetBase Form Heading Label Detail label Category label QgsDiagramProperties mm Map units Around Point Over Point Line Horizontal Free On line Above line Below Line Map orientation Pie chart Text diagram Histogram Height x-height Area Diameter None Top Right Bottom Left Unknown diagram type. The diagram type '%1' is unknown. A default type is selected for you. Bar length: Scale linearly, such as the following value matches the specified size. Scale linearly between 0 and the following attribute value / diagram size: Transparency: %1% Diagrams: No attributes added. Interpolation value You did not specify an interpolation value. A default value of %1 has been set. Background color Pen color You did not add any attributes to this diagram layer. Please specify the attributes to visualize on the diagrams or disable diagrams. QgsDiagramPropertiesBase Display diagrams Diagram type Priority: Low High Appearance Background color Line color Line width Font... Bar width Transparency 0% Start Angle Only show diagrams with a size inside the specified range. Hide diagrams with a size outside the specified range. Scale dependent visibility Minimum Maximum Size Fixed size Size units Scale linearly between 0 and the following attribute value / diagram size: Attribute Find maximum value The attribute value you enter here will correspond to the size entered in the field "Size" and the chosen "Size unit". Leave empty to automatically apply the maximum value. Scale Will scale diagrams with a size smaller than the minimum size to the minimum size Increase size of small diagrams Minimum size Position Placement Line Options Distance Data defined position x y Automated placement settings Options Label placement Bar Orientation Up Down Right Left Attributes Available attributes Assigned attributes Drag and drop to reorder Color QgsDirectoryParamWidget Name Size Date Permissions Owner Group Type folder file link QgsDisplayAngle %1 degrees %1 radians %1 gon QgsDisplayAngleBase Angle QgsDualView Attributes changed Expression based preview Could not set preview column Could not set column '%1' as preview column. Parser error: %2 Run action Open form Loading features... Abort Attribute table %1 features loaded. QgsDualViewBase ... Expression Column Preview QgsEllipseSymbolLayerV2Widget Symbol width Symbol height Rotation Outline width Fill color Border color Symbol name Offset QgsEncodingFileDialog Encoding: Cancel &All QgsEngineConfigDialog Dialog Search method Chain (fast) Popmusic Tabu Popmusic Chain Popmusic Tabu Chain FALP (fastest) Number of candidates Point Line Polygon (i.e. including colliding objects) Show shadow rectangles (for debugging) Show all labels and features for all layers Show candidates (for debugging) Save settings with project QgsErrorDialog Error QgsErrorDialogBase Dialog <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'DejaVu Sans'; font-size:10pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">Summary</p></body></html> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'DejaVu Sans'; font-size:10pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">Detailed report.</p></body></html> Always show details Details >> QgsExpressionBuilderDialogBase Expression string builder QgsExpressionBuilderWidget (String Concatenation) Joins two values together into a string Usage 'Dia' || Diameter Search Addition operator Subtraction operator Multiplication operator Division operator Modulo operator Power operator Equal operator Greater as operator Less than operator Unequal operator Less or equal operator Greater or equal operator Parser Error Eval Error Expression is invalid <a href=more>(more info)</a> More info on expression error Load top 10 unique values Load all unique values QgsExpressionBuilderWidgetBase Form Function List Selected Function Help Field Values Load all unique values Load 10 sample values Operators Equal operator = Addition operator + Subtraction operator - Division operator / Multiplication operator * Power operator ^ String Concatenation || Open Bracket ( Close Bracket ) Output preview is generated <br> using the first feature from the layer. Output preview: Expression QgsExpressionSelectionDialogBase Select By Expression Close ... Select Add to selection Remove from selection Select within selection QgsFeatureAction Run actions QgsFieldCalculator Not available for layer Evaluation error Provider error Could not add the new field to the provider. Error An error occured while evaluating the calculation string: %1 Please enter a field name The expression is invalid see (more info) for details QgsFieldCalculatorBase Field calculator Only update selected features Create a new field Output field name Output field type Output field width Width of complete output. For example 123,456 means 6 as field width. Precision Update existing field QgsFieldsProperties Label Id Name Type Type name Length Precision Comment Edit widget Alias Name conflict The attribute could not be inserted. The name already exists in the table. Added attribute Deleted attribute Line edit Unique values Unique values editable Classification Value map Edit range Slider range Dial range File name Enumeration Immutable Hidden Checkbox Text edit Calendar Value relation UUID generator Photo Web view Color Select edit form UI file QgsFieldsPropertiesBase Field calculator Click to toggle table editing Toggle editing mode New column Ctrl+N Delete column Ctrl+X ... Edit UI + - > ^ v Suppress attribute form pop-up after feature creation Default On Off Autogenerate Drag and drop designer Provide ui-file Attribute editor layout: QGIS forms can have a Python function that is called when the form is opened. Use this function to add extra logic to your forms. An example is (in module MyForms.py): def open(dialog, layer, feature): geom = feature.geometry() control = dialog.findChild(QWidget,"MyLineEdit") Reference in Python Init Function like so: MyForms.open MyForms.py must live on PYTHONPATH, .qgis/python, or inside the project folder. Python Init function QgsFormAnnotationDialog Delete Qt designer file QgsFormAnnotationDialogBase Form annotation ... QgsGCPListModel map units pixels QgsGCPListWidget Recenter Remove QgsGPSDetector internal GPS local gpsd QgsGPSDeviceDialog New device %1 Are you sure? Are you sure that you want to delete this device? QgsGPSDeviceDialogBase GPS Device Editor Devices Delete New Update Device name This is the name of the device as it will appear in the lists Commands Track download Route upload Waypoint download The command that is used to download routes from the device Route download The command that is used to upload waypoints to the device Track upload The command that is used to download tracks from the device The command that is used to upload routes to the device The command that is used to download waypoints from the device The command that is used to upload tracks to the device Waypoint upload <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'MS Shell Dlg 2'; font-size:8.25pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:12px; margin-bottom:12px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;">In the download and upload commands there can be special words that will be replaced by QGIS when the commands are used. These words are:</span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-style:italic;">%babel</span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;"> - the path to GPSBabel<br /></span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-style:italic;">%in</span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;"> - the GPX filename when uploading or the port when downloading<br /></span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-style:italic;">%out</span><span style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;"> - the port when uploading or the GPX filename when downloading</span></p></body></html> QgsGPSInformationWidget /gps No path to the GPS port is specified. Please enter a path then try again. Connecting... Connecting to GPS device... Timed out! Failed to connect to GPS device. Connected! Dis&connect Connected to GPS device. Error opening log file. Disconnected... &Connect Disconnected from GPS device. %1 m %1 km/h Automatic Manual 3D 2D No fix Differential Non-differential No position Valid Invalid Not enough vertices Cannot close a line feature until it has at least two vertices. Cannot close a polygon feature until it has at least three vertices. Feature added Error Could not commit changes to layer %1 Errors: %2 The feature could not be added because removing the polygon intersections would change the geometry type An error was reported during intersection removal Cannot add feature. Unknown WKB type. Choose a different layer and try again. Save GPS log file as NMEA files &Add feature &Add Point &Add Line &Add Polygon QgsGPSInformationWidgetBase GPS Connect &Add feature Quick status indicator: green = good or 3D fix yellow = good 2D fix red = no fix or bad fix gray = no data 2D/3D depends on this information being available Add track point Reset track ... Position Signal Satellite Options Debug &Connect latitude of position fix (degrees) Longitude longitude of position fix (degrees) antenna altitude with respect to geoid (mean sea level) Altitude Latitude Time of fix date/time of position fix (UTC) speed over ground Speed track direction (degrees) Direction Horizontal Dilution of Precision HDOP Vertical Dilution of Precision VDOP Position Dilution of Precision PDOP GPS receiver configuration 2D/3D mode: Automatic or Manual Mode position fix dimensions: 2D, 3D or No fix Dimensions quality of the position fix: Differential, Non-differential or No position Quality position fix status: Valid or Invalid Status number of satellites used in the position fix Satellites H accurancy V accurancy Connection Autodetect Serial device Refresh serial device list Port Host Device 00000; gpsd Internal Digitizing Track Automatically add points Track width in pixels width Color save layer after every feature added Automatically save added feature save GPS data (NMEA sentences) to a file Log File browse for log file Map centering when leaving % of map extent never always Cursor Small Large QgsGPSPlugin &GPS Tools &Create new GPX layer Creates a new GPX layer and displays it on the map canvas &GPS Save new GPX file as... GPS eXchange file Could not create file Unable to create a GPX file with the given name. Try again with another name or in another directory. GPX Loader Unable to read the selected file. Please reselect a valid file. Could not start process Could not start GPSBabel! Importing data... Cancel Could not import data from %1! Error importing data Could not convert data from %1! Error converting data Not supported This device does not support downloading of %1. Downloading data... Could not download data from GPS! Error downloading data This device does not support uploading of %1. Uploading data... Error while uploading data to GPS! Error uploading data QgsGPSPluginGui Waypoints Routes Tracks Choose a file name to save under GPS eXchange format Select GPX file Select file and format to import Waypoints from a route Waypoints from a track Route from waypoints Track from waypoints GPS eXchange format (*.gpx) QgsGPSPluginGuiBase GPS Tools Load GPX file File Browse... Feature types Waypoints Routes Tracks Import other file File to import Feature type Layer name GPX output file Save As... (Note: Selecting correct file type in browser dialog important!) Download from GPS GPS device Edit devices... Port Refresh Output file Upload to GPS Data layer Edit devices GPX Conversions GPX input file Conversion QgsGPXProvider Bad URI - you need to specify the feature type. GPS eXchange file Digitized in QGIS QgsGdalProvider Dataset Description Band %1 X: %1 Y: %2 Bands: %3 Dimensions Origin Pixel Size Format not supported Cannot read data Cannot get GDAL raster band: %1 QgsGenericProjectionSelector Define this layer's coordinate reference system: This layer appears to have no projection specification. By default, this layer will now have its projection set to that of the project, but you may override this by selecting a different projection below. QgsGenericProjectionSelectorBase Coordinate Reference System Selector QgsGeomColumnTypeThread Retrieving tables of %1... Scanning column %1.%2.%3... Table retrieval finished. QgsGeorefConfigDialog A5 (148x210 mm) A4 (210x297 mm) A3 (297x420 mm) A2 (420x594 mm) A1 (594x841 mm) A0 (841x1189 mm) B5 (176 x 250 mm) B4 (250 x 353 mm) B3 (353 x 500 mm) B2 (500 x 707 mm) B1 (707 x 1000 mm) B0 (1000 x 1414 mm) Legal (8.5x14 inches) ANSI A (Letter; 8.5x11 inches) ANSI B (Tabloid; 11x17 inches) ANSI C (17x22 inches) ANSI D (22x34 inches) ANSI E (34x44 inches) Arch A (9x12 inches) Arch B (12x18 inches) Arch C (18x24 inches) Arch D (24x36 inches) Arch E (36x48 inches) Arch E1 (30x42 inches) QgsGeorefConfigDialogBase Configure Georeferencer Point tip Show IDs Show coords Residual units Pixels Use map units if possible PDF report Left margin mm Right margin Show Georeferencer window docked PDF map Paper size QgsGeorefDescriptionDialogBase Description georeferencer <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Droid Sans'; font-size:11pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style="-qt-paragraph-type:empty; margin-top:12px; margin-bottom:12px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:10pt;"></p></body></html> QgsGeorefPlugin &Georeferencer QgsGeorefPluginGui Georeferencer All other files (*) Open raster %1 is not a supported raster data source Unsupported Data Source Raster loaded: %1 Georeferencer - %1 Transform: Info GDAL scripting is not supported for %1 transformation Load GCP points GCP file No GCP points to save Save GCP points Please load raster to be georeferenced Help Panels Toolbars Current transform parametrisation Coordinate: Current map coordinate None Coordinate of image(column/line) Unable to open GCP points file %1 Save GCPs Save GCP points? Failed to get linear transform parameters World file exists <p>The selected file already seems to have a world file! Do you want to replace it with the new world file?</p> Failed to compute GCP transform: Transform is not solvable Error Could not write to %1 map units pixels Transformation parameters Translation x Translation y Scale x Scale y Rotation [degrees] Mean error [%1] Residuals yes no Translation (%1, %2) Scale (%1, %2) Rotation: %1 Mean error: %1 Copy in clipboard %1 GDAL script Please set transformation type Please set output raster name %1 requires at least %2 GCPs. Please define more Linear Helmert Polynomial 1 Polynomial 2 Polynomial 3 Thin plate spline (TPS) Projective Not set QgsGeorefPluginGuiBase Georeferencer File View Edit Settings GCP table toolBar Open raster Ctrl+O Zoom In Ctrl++ Zoom Out Ctrl+- Zoom to Layer Ctrl+Shift+F Pan Transformation settings Add point Ctrl+A Delete point Ctrl+D Quit Start georeferencing Ctrl+G Generate GDAL script Ctrl+C Link Georeferencer to QGIS Link QGIS to Georeferencer Save GCP points as... Ctrl+S Load GCP points Ctrl+L Configure Georeferencer Ctrl+P Raster properties Move GCP point Zoom Next Zoom Last Local histogram stretch Full histogram stretch QgsGlobePluginDialog GDAL files DEM files All files Open raster file Invalid Path: The file is either unreadable or does not exist Invalid URL: Do you want to add the datasource anyway? Open 3D model file Model files QgsGlobePluginDialogGuiBase Globe Settings Elevation Type Raster TMS URL/File ... Up Down Add Remove Cache Path Model Point Layer 3D Model Stereo Stereo Mode Screen distance (m) Screen width (m) Split stereo horizontal separation (px) Split stereo vertical separation (px) Split stereo vertical eye mapping Screen height (m) Eye separation (m) Reset to defaults Split stereo horizontal eye mapping QgsGml Loading GML data %1 Abort Error: %1 on line %2, column %3 WFS GML Getfeature network request failed with error: %1 Network QgsGraduatedSymbolRendererV2Model Symbol Value Label QgsGraduatedSymbolRendererV2Widget Column Symbol Change... Classes Color ramp Mode Equal Interval Quantile (Equal Count) Natural Breaks (Jenks) Standard Deviation Pretty Breaks Classify Add class Delete Delete all Advanced Symbol levels... Error There are no available color ramps. You can add them in Style Manager. The selected color ramp is not available. Renderer creation has failed. QgsGrassAttributes Column Value Type Layer Warning ERROR OK QgsGrassAttributesBase GRASS Attributes Tab 1 result Update database record Update Add new category using settings in GRASS Edit toolbox New Delete selected category Delete QgsGrassBrowser Tools Add selected map to canvas Copy selected map Rename selected map Delete selected map Set current region to selected map Refresh New name New name for layer "%1" Warning Cannot copy map %1@%2 <br>command: %1 %2<br>%3<br>%4 Cannot rename map %1 Information Remove the selected layer(s) from canvas before continue. Question Are you sure you want to delete %n selected layer(s)? number of layers to delete Cannot delete map %1 Cannot write new region QgsGrassEdit Warning You are not owner of the mapset, cannot open the vector for editing. Cannot open vector for update. Edit tools New point New line New boundary New centroid Move vertex Add vertex Delete vertex Move element Split line Delete element Edit attributes Close Background Highlight Dynamic Point Line Boundary (no area) Boundary (1 area) Boundary (2 areas) Centroid (in area) Centroid (outside area) Centroid (duplicate in area) Node (1 line) Node (2 lines) Next not used Manual entry No category Info The table was created Tool not yet implemented. Cannot check orphan record: %1 Orphan record was left in attribute table. <br>Delete the record? Cannot delete orphan record: Cannot describe table for field %1 Left: %1 -- Middle: %1 -- Right: %1 QgsGrassEditAddVertex Select line segment New vertex position Release QgsGrassEditAttributes Select element QgsGrassEditBase GRASS Edit Category Mode Layer Settings Snapping in screen pixels Symbology Line width Marker size Disp Color Type Index Table Column Length Add Column Create / Alter Table QgsGrassEditDeleteLine Select element Delete selected / select next Release selected QgsGrassEditDeleteVertex Select vertex Delete vertex Release vertex QgsGrassEditMoveLine Select element New location Release selected QgsGrassEditMoveVertex Select vertex Select new position QgsGrassEditNewLine New vertex Undo last vertex Close line QgsGrassEditNewPoint New centroid New point QgsGrassEditSplitLine Select position on line Split the line Release the line Select point on line QgsGrassElementDialog Cancel Ok <font color='red'>Enter a name!</font> <font color='red'>This is name of the source!</font> <font color='red'>Exists!</font> Overwrite QgsGrassMapcalc Mapcalc tools Add map Add constant value Add operator or function Add connection Select item Delete selected item Open Save Save as Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Modulus Exponentiation Equal Not equal Greater than Greater than or equal Less than Less than or equal And Or Absolute value of x Inverse tangent of x (result is in degrees) Inverse tangent of y/x (result is in degrees) Current column of moving window (starts with 1) Cosine of x (x is in degrees) Convert x to double-precision floating point Current east-west resolution Exponential function of x x to the power y Convert x to single-precision floating point Decision: 1 if x not zero, 0 otherwise Decision: a if x not zero, 0 otherwise Decision: a if x not zero, b otherwise Decision: a if x > 0, b if x is zero, c if x < 0 Convert x to integer [ truncates ] Check if x = NULL Natural log of x Log of x base b Largest value Median value Smallest value Mode value 1 if x is zero, 0 otherwise Current north-south resolution NULL value Random value between a and b Round x to nearest integer Current row of moving window (Starts with 1) Sine of x (x is in degrees) sin(x) Square root of x sqrt(x) Tangent of x (x is in degrees) tan(x) Current x-coordinate of moving window Current y-coordinate of moving window Output Warning Cannot get current region Cannot check region of map %1 Cannot get region of map %1 No GRASS raster maps currently in QGIS Cannot create 'mapcalc' directory in current mapset. New mapcalc Enter new mapcalc name: Enter vector name The file already exists. Overwrite? Save mapcalc File name empty Cannot open mapcalc file The mapcalc schema (%1) not found. Cannot open mapcalc schema (%1) Cannot read mapcalc schema (%1): %1 at line %2 column %3 QgsGrassMapcalcBase MainWindow Output QgsGrassModule Module: %1 Warning The module file (%1) not found. Cannot open module file (%1) Cannot read module file (%1) %1 at line %2 column %3 Module %1 not found Cannot find man page %1 Please ensure you have the GRASS documentation installed. Not available, description not found (%1) Not available, cannot open description (%1) Not available, incorrect description (%1) Run Cannot get input region Input %1 outside current region! Use Input Region Output %1 exists! Overwrite? Cannot find module %1 Cannot start module: %1 Stop <B>Successfully finished</B> <B>Finished with error</B> <B>Module crashed or killed</B> QgsGrassModuleBase GRASS Module Options Output Manual TextLabel Run View output Close QgsGrassModuleField Attribute field Warning 'layer' attribute in field tag with key= %1 is missing. QgsGrassModuleFile File %1:&nbsp;missing value %1:&nbsp;directory does not exist QgsGrassModuleGdalInput OGR/PostGIS/GDAL Input Warning Cannot find layeroption %1 Cannot find whereoption %1 Password Select a layer PostGIS driver in OGR does not support schemas!<br>Only the table name will be used.<br>It can result in wrong input if more tables of the same name<br>are present in the database. %1:&nbsp;no input QgsGrassModuleInput Input Warning Cannot find typeoption %1 Cannot find values for typeoption %1 Cannot find layeroption %1 GRASS element %1 not supported Use region of this map Select a layer %1 (band %2) Cannot get provider %1:&nbsp;no input QgsGrassModuleOption Browse Output file GeoTIFF Warning Cannot parse version_min %1 Cannot parse version_max %1 %1:&nbsp;missing value QgsGrassModuleSelection Selected categories QgsGrassModuleStandardOptions Warning Cannot find module %1 Cannot start module %1 <br>command: %1 %2<br>%3<br>%4 Cannot read module description (%1): %1 at line %2 column %3 Region Input layers Current map canvas Cannot find key %1 << Hide advanced options Show advanced options >> Item with key %1 not found Item with id %1 not found Cannot get current region Cannot check region of map %1 Cannot set region Cannot get selected layer Cannot get provider The layer CRS (defined in QGIS) and data source CRS differ. We are not yet able to pass the layer CRS to GRASS module. Please set correct data source CRS or change layer CRS to data source CRS. Cannot get raster provider Cannot set region of map %1 QgsGrassNewMapset Database Location 1 System mapset User's mapset Location 2 Enter path to GRASS database The directory doesn't exist! No writable locations, the database is not writable! Enter location name! The location exists! Selected projection is not supported by GRASS! Warning Cannot create projection. Cannot reproject previously set region, default region set. North must be greater than south East must be greater than west Regions file (%1) not found. Cannot open locations file (%1) Cannot read locations file (%1): %1 at line %2 column %3 Cannot create QgsCoordinateReferenceSystem Cannot reproject selected region. Cannot reproject region Enter mapset name. The mapset already exists Database: Location: Mapset: Create location Cannot create new location: %1 Create mapset Cannot create new mapset directory Cannot open DEFAULT_WIND Cannot open WIND New mapset New mapset successfully created, but cannot be opened: %1 New mapset successfully created and set as current working mapset. QgsGrassNewMapsetBase New Mapset GRASS Database Tree Comment Example directory tree: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;">GRASS data are stored in tree directory structure. The GRASS database is the top-level directory in this tree structure.</p></body></html> Database Error Database: Browse... Select existing directory or create a new one: GRASS Location Location Select location Create new location Location Error <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;">The GRASS location is a collection of maps for a particular territory or project.</p></body></html> Projection Projection Error Coordinate system Not defined Default GRASS Region <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;">The GRASS region defines a workspace for raster modules. The default region is valid for one location. It is possible to set a different region in each mapset. It is possible to change the default location region later.</p></body></html> Set current QGIS extent Set Region Error S W E N Mapset New mapset: Mapset Error <p align="center">Existing masets</p> Owner <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px; font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt;">The GRASS mapset is a collection of maps used by one user. A user can read maps from all mapsets in the location but he can open for writing only his mapset (owned by user).</p></body></html> Create New Mapset Location: Mapset: QgsGrassPlugin GrassVector 0.1 GRASS layer Plugins Open mapset New mapset Close mapset Add GRASS vector layer Add GRASS raster layer Open GRASS tools Display Current Grass Region Edit Current Grass Region Edit Grass Vector layer Create new Grass Vector Adds a GRASS vector layer to the map canvas Adds a GRASS raster layer to the map canvas Displays the current GRASS region as a rectangle on the map canvas Edit the current GRASS region Edit the currently selected GRASS vector layer. &GRASS GRASS Warning Cannot open vector %1 in mapset %2 on level 2 (topology not available, try to rebuild topology using v.build module). Cannot open vector %1 in mapset %2 Cannot open GRASS vector: %1 GRASS Edit is already running. New vector name Cannot create new vector: %1 New vector created but cannot be opened by data provider. Cannot start editing. Cannot open vector for update. GISDBASE, LOCATION_NAME or MAPSET is not set, cannot display current region. Cannot read current region: %1 Cannot open the mapset. %1 Cannot close mapset. %1 Cannot close current mapset. %1 Cannot open GRASS mapset. %1 QgsGrassProvider GRASS vector map %1 does not have topology. Build topology? QgsGrassRasterProvider cellhd file %1 does not exist Groups not yet supported Format not supported Cannot read data QgsGrassRegion Warning GISDBASE, LOCATION_NAME or MAPSET is not set, cannot display current region. Cannot read current region: %1 Cannot write region QgsGrassRegionBase GRASS Region Settings Extent North West East South Select the extent by dragging on canvas or change the following values Resolution Cell width Cell height Columns Rows Border Color Width QgsGrassSelect Select GRASS Vector Layer Select GRASS Raster Layer Select GRASS mapcalc schema Select GRASS Mapset Choose existing GISDBASE Wrong GISDBASE, no locations available. Wrong GISDBASE Select a map. No map No layer No layers available in this map QgsGrassSelectBase Add GRASS Layer Gisdbase Location Mapset Map name Select or type map name (wildcards '*' and '?' accepted for rasters) Layer Browse... QgsGrassShell Ctrl+Shift+V Ctrl+Shift+C Warning Cannot rename the lock file %1 QgsGrassTools GRASS Tools GRASS Tools: %1/%2 GRASS Direct Tools Modules Tree Modules List Browser Direct Modules Tree Direct Modules List Cannot start command shell (%1) Warning GRASS Shell is not compiled. The config file (%1) not found. Cannot open config file (%1). Cannot read config file (%1): %1 at line %2 column %3 QgsGrassToolsBase Grass Tools Modules Tree 1 Modules List Filter Direct Modules Tree Direct Modules List QgsHandleBadLayers Browse Layer name Type Provider New file New datasource none Select file to replace '%1' Please select exactly one file. Select new directory of selected files All files (*) Unhandled layer will be lost. There are still %n unhandled layer(s), that will be lost if you closed now. unhandled layers QgsHandleBadLayersBase Handle bad layers Layer name Type Provider Original filename New filename Original datasource New datasource QgsHandleBadLayersHandler Handle Bad layers %1 of %2 bad layers were not fixable. QgsHelpViewer QGIS Help QgsHelpViewerBase QGIS Help about:blank QgsHtmlAnnotationDialog HTML annotation Delete html QgsHttpTransaction WMS Server responded unexpectedly with HTTP Status Code %1 (%2) Received %1 of %2 bytes Received %1 bytes (total unknown) HTTP response completed, however there was an error: %1 HTTP transaction completed, however there was an error: %1 Not connected Looking up '%1' Connecting to '%1' Sending request '%1' Receiving reply Response is complete Closing down connection Network timed out after %n second(s) of inactivity. This may be a problem in your network connection or at the WMS server. inactivity timeout QgsIDWInterpolatorDialogBase Dialog Distance coefficient P QgsIdentifyResultsBase Identify Results Expand tree. ... Collapse tree. New results will be expanded by default. Copy selected feature to clipboard. Print selected HTML response. QgsIdentifyResultsDialog Identify Results Feature Value (Derived) (Actions) Edit feature form View feature form Format Zoom to feature Copy feature Copy attribute value Copy feature attributes Copy GetFeatureInfo request URL Clear results Clear highlights Highlight all Highlight layer Layer properties... Expand all Collapse all Attribute changes Cannot print Cannot print this item QgsIdentifyResultsWebView Print QgsIdentifyResultsWebViewItem Loading... QgsImageWarper Progress indication QgsInterpolationDialog Triangular interpolation (TIN) Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) No input data for interpolation Please add one or more input layers Output file name invalid Please enter a valid output file name Break lines Structure lines Points Save interpolated raster as... QgsInterpolationDialogBase Interpolation plugin Input Vector layers Interpolation attribute Use z-Coordinate for interpolation Add Remove Vector layer Attribute Type Output Interpolation method ... Number of columns Number of rows Cellsize X Cellsize Y X min X max Y min Y max Set to current extent Output file Add result to project QgsInterpolationPlugin &Interpolation QgsLUDialogBase Enter class bounds Lower value Upper value QgsLabelDialog Auto QgsLabelDialogBase Form1 Label Properties Placement Below Right Right Below Over Above Left Below Left Above Right Above Left Use scale dependent rendering Maximum Minimum Buffer labels Buffer size In points In map units Color % Transparency Offset X offset Y offset Basic label options Field containing label Default label Font size Angle (deg) ° Font Multiline labels? Label only selected features Advanced Data defined placement Data defined properties &Font family &Bold &Italic &Underline &Size Size units &Color Strikeout Data defined buffer Transparency: Size: Data defined position X Coordinate Y Coordinate X Offset (pts) Y Offset (pts) Preview: QGIS Rocks! QgsLabelPropertyDialog Expression result Font color Buffer color QgsLabelPropertyDialogBase Label properties Text Font Available typeface styles Size Style Underlined text U Strikeout text S Bold text (data defined only, overrides Style) B Italic text (data defined only, overrides Style) I Display Scale-based Min Max Show label Ignores priority and permits collisions/overlaps Always show (exceptions above) Buffer Position Label distance X Coordinate Y Coordinate Horizontal alignment Vertical alignment Rotation QgsLabelingGui %1 not found. Default substituted. Chosen font string [<b>family</b>|<b>family[foundry]</b>],<br>e.g. Helvetica or Helvetica [Cronyx] [<b>font style name</b>|<b>Ignore</b>],<br>e.g. Bold Condensed or Light Italic double [0.0-10.0] int [0-20] int [0-2000] int<br> double coord [<b>in,out</b> as 20.0-60.0,20.0-95.0] In edit mode, layer's relevant labeling map tool is:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Defined attribute field -&gt; <i>enabled</i><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Defined expression -&gt; <i>disabled</i> Value &lt; 0 represents a scale closer than 1:1, e.g. -10 = 10:1<br>Value of 0 disables the specific limit. int [1-1000] int [1-10000] Text/Buffer sample @ %1 pts (using map units) @ %1 pts (using map units, BUFFER IN MILLIMETERS) (BUFFER NOT SHOWN, in map units) Expression based label No change All uppercase All lowercase Capitalize first letter Size%1 X File not found QgsLabelingGuiBase Layer labeling settings Label this layer with ... Lorem Ipsum Sample text Reset sample text Size for sample text in map units Sample background color Line direction symbol Formatted numbers Decimal places Show plus sign Multiple lines Edit expression Automated placement settings (apply to all layers) Text/Buffer Sample Text Formatting Shadow Rendering letter Spacing Blend mode word Underlined text Bold text (data defined only, overrides Style) B Italic text (data defined only, overrides Style) I Font is missing. Text formatting Wrap on character Line height Line height spacing for multi-line text line Alignment Paragraph style alignment of multi-line text Left Center Right Discourage labels from covering features Text style Available typeface styles U Strikeout text S points map units Style Transparency % Capitalization style of text Space in pixels or map units, relative to size unit choice Type case Font Color Size Buffer mm Labels will not show if larger than this on screen px Data defined X Y Coordinate Preserve data rotation values horizontal vertical Label options Value &lt; 0 represents a scale closer than 1:1, e.g. -10 = 10:1.<br>Value of 0 disables the specific limit. Maximum Pixel size-based visibility (labels in map units) Labels will not show if smaller than this on screen Minimum < Scale-based visibility > Placement left/right above below Reverse direction Priority Low High Around point Offset from point Parallel Curved Text buffer Draw text buffer Color buffer's fill Draw background Size X Size type Size Y Fill color Border color Draw drop shadow Blur radius Blur only alpha pixels Label's rotation is ignored Use global shadow ˚ Lowest label component Draw under Horizontal Offset from centroid Around centroid Horizontal (slow) Free (slow) Using perimeter visible polygon whole polygon Rotation Above line On line Below line Line orientation dependent position Centroid abc Quadrant Distance outside inside Maximum angle between curved characters Pen join style Drop shadow Offset Scale Background Load symbol parameters % of length Fixed Offset X,Y Rectangle Square Ellipse Circle SVG Shape Sync with label Offset of label Radius X,Y Border width symbol units Merge connected lines to avoid duplicate labels Label every part of multi-part features Feature options Suppress labeling of features smaller than mm Show all labels for this layer (including colliding labels) Show upside-down labels never when rotation defined always Limit number of features to be labeled to Number of features sent to labeling engine, though not all may be labeled Position Uncheck to write labeling engine derived rotation on pin and NULL on unpin Always show Show label QgsLayerPropertiesWidget Outline: %1 QgsLegend sub-group group Legend context &Properties &Make to Toplevel Item Zoom to Group &Remove &Set Group CRS Re&name &Group Selected Copy Style Paste Style &Add New Group &Expand All &Collapse All &Update Drawing Order Not fully defined drawing order set to legend order. Legend QgsLegendLayer following %1 items not displayed &Zoom to Layer Extent &Zoom to Best Scale (100%) &Stretch Using Current Extent &Show in Overview &Remove &Duplicate &Set Layer CRS Set &Project CRS from Layer &Open Attribute Table Save As... Save Selection As... &Filter... Show Feature Count QgsLegendModel Group QgsLinePatternFillSymbolLayerWidget Angle Distance Line width Color QgsLoadStyleFromDBDialogLayout Styles related to the layer Other styles on the database Cancel Load Style QgsManageConnectionsDialog Select all Clear selection Select connections to import Import Export Export/import error You should select at least one connection from list. Save connections XML files (*.xml *.XML) Saving connections Cannot write file %1: %2. Loading connections Cannot read file %1: %2. Parse error at line %1, column %2: %3 The file is not an WMS connections exchange file. The file is not an WFS connections exchange file. The file is not an WCS connections exchange file. The file is not an PostGIS connections exchange file. The file is not an MSSQL connections exchange file. The file is not an Oracle connections exchange file. The file is not an %1 connections exchange file. Connection with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? QgsManageConnectionsDialogBase Manage connections Select connections to export QgsMapCanvas Canvas refresh: %1 ms , sender '%1' Rendering Could not draw %1 because: %2 COMMENTED OUT Could not draw %1 because: %2 QgsMapCoordsDialog From map canvas QgsMapCoordsDialogBase Enter map coordinates Enter X and Y coordinates (DMS (dd mm ss.ss), DD (dd.dd) or projected coordinates (mmmm.mm)) which correspond with the selected point on the image. Alternatively, click the button with icon of a pencil and then click a corresponding point on map canvas of QGIS to fill in coordinates of that point. X / East: Y / North: Snap to background layers QgsMapLayer Specify CRS for layer %1 %1 at line %2 column %3 style not found in database Error: qgis element could not be found in %1 Loading style file %1 failed because: %2 Could not save symbology because: %1 The directory containing your dataset needs to be writable! Created default style file as %1 ERROR: Failed to created default style file as %1. Check file permissions and retry. User database could not be opened. The style table could not be created. The style %1 was saved to database The style %1 was updated in the database. The style %1 could not be updated in the database. The style %1 could not be inserted into database. ERROR: Failed to created SLD style file as %1. Check file permissions and retry. Unable to open file %1 QgsMapRenderer Transform error caught: %1 CRS QgsMapToolAddFeature add feature Layer cannot be added to The data provider for this layer does not support the addition of features. Wrong editing tool Cannot apply the 'capture point' tool on this vector layer Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Feature added Cannot apply the 'capture line' tool on this vector layer Cannot apply the 'capture polygon' tool on this vector layer Error Cannot add feature. Unknown WKB type The feature could not be added because removing the polygon intersections would change the geometry type An error was reported during intersection removal The feature cannot be added because it's geometry is empty The feature cannot be added because it's geometry collapsed due to intersection avoidance QgsMapToolAddPart No feature selected. Please select a feature with the selection tool or in the attribute table Several features are selected. Please select only one feature to which an part should be added. Error. Could not add part. Part added Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Selected feature is not multi part. New part's geometry is not valid. New polygon ring not disjoint with existing polygons. Several features are selected. Please select only one feature to which an island should be added. Selected geometry could not be found Error, could not add part QgsMapToolAddRing Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Ring added A problem with geometry type occured The inserted Ring is not closed The inserted Ring is not a valid geometry The inserted Ring crosses existing rings The inserted Ring is not contained in a feature An unknown error occured Error, could not add ring QgsMapToolCapture Validation started. Validation finished. QgsMapToolChangeLabelProperties Changed properties for label QgsMapToolDeletePart Delete part This isn't a multipart geometry. Part of multipart feature deleted Couldn't remove the selected part. QgsMapToolDeleteRing Ring deleted QgsMapToolEdit No active vector layer Choose a vector layer in the legend Layer not editable Use 'Toggle Editing' to make it editable QgsMapToolFeatureAction No active vector layer To run an action, you must choose a vector layer by clicking on its name in the legend No actions available The active vector layer has no defined actions No features at this position found. QgsMapToolIdentify No active layer. To identify features, you must choose an active layer. Identifying on %1... Identifying done. (clicked coordinate) feature id new feature Length firstX attributes get sorted; translation for lastX should be lexically larger than this one firstY lastX attributes get sorted; translation for firstX should be lexically smaller than this one lastY Area Perimeter no data Error QgsMapToolIdentifyAction No features at this position found. QgsMapToolMoveFeature Feature moved QgsMapToolMoveLabel Moved label QgsMapToolNodeTool Inserted vertex QgsMapToolOffsetCurve Offset curve Offset: Geometry error Creating offset geometry failed QgsMapToolPinLabels Pinned label Unpinned label QgsMapToolReshape Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Reshape QgsMapToolRotateFeature Features Rotated QgsMapToolRotateLabel Rotated label QgsMapToolRotatePointSymbols No point feature No point feature was detected at the clicked position. Please click closer to the feature or enhance the search tolerance under Settings->Options->Digitizing->Serch radius for vertex edits No rotation Attributes The active point layer does not have a rotation attribute Rotate symbol QgsMapToolShowHideLabels Hid labels Showed labels QgsMapToolSimplify Geometry simplified Unsupported operation Multipart features are not supported for simplification. This feature cannot be simplified. Check if feature has enough vertices to be simplified. QgsMapToolSplitFeatures Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Features split No feature split done If there are selected features, the split tool only applies to the selected ones. If you like to split all features under the split line, clear the selection Cut edges detected. Make sure the line splits features into multiple parts. The geometry is invalid. Please repair before trying to split it. An error occured during feature splitting QgsMapToolSplitParts Coordinate transform error Cannot transform the point to the layers coordinate system Parts split No part split done If there are selected parts, the split tool only applies to the selected ones. If you like to split all parts under the split line, clear the selection Cut edges detected. Make sure the line splits parts into multiple parts. The geometry is invalid. Please repair before trying to split it. Split error An error occured during feature splitting QgsMapToolVertexEdit Snap tolerance Could not snap segment. Have you set the tolerance in Settings > Snapping Options? QgsMarkerLineSymbolLayerV2Widget Interval Line offset Placement 'vertex'|'lastvertex'|'firstvertex'|'centerpoint' QgsMeasureBase Measure Total Segments QgsMeasureDialog &New The calculations are based on: Project CRS transformation is turned off. Canvas units setting is taken from project properties setting (%1). Ellipsoidal calculation is not possible, as project CRS is undefined. Measure (OTF off) Project CRS transformation is turned on and ellipsoidal calculation is selected. The coordinates are transformed to the chosen ellipsoid (%1), and the result is in meters Project CRS transformation is turned on but ellipsoidal calculation is not selected. The canvas units setting is taken from the project CRS (%1). Measure (OTF on) Finally, the value is converted from %1 to %2. Segments [%1] QgsMeasureTool Incorrect measure results <p>This map is defined with a geographic coordinate system (latitude/longitude) but the map extents suggests that it is actually a projected coordinate system (e.g., Mercator). If so, the results from line or area measurements will be incorrect.</p><p>To fix this, explicitly set an appropriate map coordinate system using the <tt>Settings:Project Properties</tt> menu. QgsMemoryProvider Whole number (integer) Decimal number (real) Text (string) Date QgsMergeAttributesDialog Skip attribute Id Merge Feature %1 Minimum Maximum Median Sum Concatenation Mean Skipped feature %1 QgsMergeAttributesDialogBase Merge feature attributes Take attributes from selected feature Remove feature from selection QgsMessageBar Remaining messages Close all Close %n more unread messages QgsMessageLogViewer QGIS Log No messages. %1 message(s) logged. General Timestamp Message Level QgsMessageViewer QGIS Message Don't show this message again QgsMssqlConnectionItem Edit... Delete %1: Not a vector layer! %1: OK! Import to MSSQL database Failed to import some layers! Import was successful. QgsMssqlNewConnection Saving passwords WARNING: You have opted to save your password. It will be stored in plain text in your project files and in your home directory on Unix-like systems, or in your user profile on Windows. If you do not want this to happen, please press the Cancel button. Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? Test connection Connection failed - Host name hasn't been specified. Connection failed - Database name hasn't been specified. Connection to %1 was successful QgsMssqlNewConnectionBase Create a New MSSQL connection Connection Information Name Provider/DSN Host Database Username Password Name of the new connection Trusted Connection Save Username &Test Connect Save Password Only look in the geometry_columns metadata table Also list tables with no geometry Use estimated table parameters QgsMssqlProvider 8 Bytes integer 4 Bytes integer 2 Bytes integer 1 Bytes integer Decimal number (numeric) Decimal number (decimal) Decimal number (real) Decimal number (double) Text, fixed length (char) Text, limited variable length (varchar) Text, fixed length unicode (nchar) Text, limited variable length unicode (nvarchar) Text, unlimited length (text) Text, unlimited length unicode (ntext) QgsMssqlRootItem New Connection... QgsMssqlSchemaItem %1 as %2 in %3 as geometryless table QgsMssqlSourceSelect Add MSSQL Table(s) &Add &Set Filter Set Filter Wildcard RegExp All Schema Table Type Geometry column Primary key column SRID Sql Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) Select Table You must select a table in order to add a layer. MSSQL Provider Stop Connect QgsMssqlSourceSelectDelegate Select... QgsMssqlTableModel Schema Table Type Geometry column SRID Primary key column Select at id Sql Detecting... Select... Disable 'Fast Access to Features at ID' capability to force keeping the attribute table in memory (e.g. in case of expensive views). Enter... Point Multipoint Line Multiline Polygon Multipolygon No Geometry Unknown Geometry QgsMultiBandColorRendererWidget Not set No enhancement Stretch to MinMax Stretch and clip to MinMax Clip to MinMax Red Green Blue QgsMultiBandColorRendererWidgetBase Form Contrast enhancement Min/max Red band Green band Blue band QgsNetworkAccessManager Network request %1 timed out Network QgsNetworkReplyParser Cannot find boundary in multipart content type QgsNewHttpConnection Create a new %1 connection Ignore GetCoverage URI reported in capabilities Ignore axis orientation Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? Saving passwords WARNING: You have entered a password. It will be stored in plain text in your project files and in your home directory on Unix-like systems, or in your user profile on Windows. If you do not want this to happen, please press the Cancel button. Note: giving the password is optional. It will be requested interactivly, when needed. QgsNewHttpConnectionBase Create a new WMS connection Connection details URL If the service requires basic authentication, enter a user name and optional password Password &User name Name Name of the new connection HTTP address of the Web Map Server Ignore GetFeatureInfo URI reported in capabilities Ignore GetMap URI reported in capabilities Ignore axis orientation (WMS 1.3/WMTS) Invert axis orientation Smooth pixmap transform Referer QgsNewOgrConnection Test connection Connection failed - Check settings and try again. Extended error information: %1 Connection to %1 was successful Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? QgsNewOgrConnectionBase Create a New OGR Database connection Connection Information Type Name Name of the new connection Host Database Port Username Password Save Password &Test Connect QgsNewSpatialiteLayerDialog Text data Whole number Decimal number New SpatiaLite Database File SpatiaLite SpatiaLite Database Unable to open the database Error Failed to load SRIDS: %1 @ Registered new database! Unable to open the database: %1 Error Creating SpatiaLite Table Failed to create the SpatiaLite table %1. The database returned: %2 Error Creating Geometry Column Failed to create the geometry column. The database returned: %1 Error Creating Spatial Index Failed to create the spatial index. The database returned: %1 Invalid Layer %1 is an invalid layer and cannot be loaded. QgsNewSpatialiteLayerDialogBase New Spatialite Layer Database Create a new Spatialite database ... Layer name Name for the new layer Geometry column geometry Type Point Line Polygon MultiPoint Multiline Multipolygon Spatial Reference Id Specify the coordinate reference system of the layer's geometry. Specify CRS Add an integer id field as the primary key for the new layer Create an autoincrementing primary key New attribute Name An attribute name Add attribute to list Add to attributes list Attributes list Delete selected attribute Remove attribute QgsNewVectorLayerDialog Text data Whole number Decimal number Date ESRI Shapefile Comma Separated Value GML Mapinfo File Save As QgsNewVectorLayerDialogBase New Vector Layer File format Type Point Line Polygon New attribute Name Width Precision Add attribute to list Add to attributes list Attributes list Delete selected attribute Remove attribute Specify the coordinate reference system of the layer's geometry. Specify CRS QgsOSMDownload No query has been specified. There is already a pending request for data. Cannot open output file: %1 QgsOSMDownloadDialog Download OpenStreetMap data Extent From map canvas From layer Manual Output file ... OpenStreetMap files (*.osm) Download error OpenStreetMap download Would you like to abort download? Download failed. %1 Download has been successful. QgsOSMExportDialog Export OpenStreetMap topology to SpatiaLite Input DB file ... Export type Points (nodes) Polylines (open ways) Polygons (closed ways) Output layer name Exported tags Load from DB &Load into canvas when finished Tag Count SQLite databases (*.db) Unable to open database: %1 OpenStreetMap export Export has been successful. Failed to export OSM data: %1 QgsOSMImportDialog OpenStreetMap Import Input XML file (.osm) ... Output SpatiaLite DB file Create connection (SpatiaLite) after import Connection name OpenStreetMap files (*.osm) SQLite databases (*.db) OpenStreetMap import Output database file exists already. Overwrite? Failed to import OSM data: %1 Import has been successful. QgsOWSConnection WMS Password for %1 Password QgsOWSConnectionItem Edit... Delete QgsOWSRootItem New Connection... QgsOWSSourceSelect &Add Add selected layers to map Always cache Prefer cache Prefer network Always network Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) Coordinate Reference System (%n available) crs count Coordinate Reference System Could not understand the response: %1 WMS proxies Several WMS servers have been added to the server list. Note that if you access the internet via a web proxy, you will need to set the proxy settings in the QGIS options dialog. parse error at row %1, column %2: %3 network error: %1 QgsOWSSourceSelectBase Add Layer(s) from a Server Ready Layers C&onnect &New Edit Delete Load connections from file Load Save connections to file Save Adds a few example WMS servers Add default servers ID Name Title Abstract Time Coordinate Reference System: Selected Coordinate Reference System Change ... Format Options Layer name Tile size Feature limit for GetFeatureInfo Cache Cache preference Always cache: load from cache, even if it expired Prefer cache: load from cache if available, otherwise load from network. Note that this can return possibly stale (but not expired) items from cache Prefer network: default value; load from the network if the cached entry is older than the network entry Always network: always load from network and do not check if the cache has a valid entry (similar to the "Reload" feature in browsers) Layer Order Move selected layer UP Up Move selected layer DOWN Down Layer Style Tilesets Styles Size CRS Server Search Search Description URL Add selected row to WMS list QgsOfflineEditing Could not open the spatialite database Unable to initialize SpatialMetadata: Could not create a new database Unable to activate FOREIGN_KEY constraints Unknown data type %1 QGIS wkbType %1 not supported Offline Editing Plugin Could not open the spatialite logging database QgsOfflineEditingPlugin Convert to offline project Create offline copies of selected layers and save as offline project &Offline Editing Synchronize Synchronize offline project with remote layers Converting to offline project Synchronizing to remote layers %v / %m features copied %v / %m features processed %v / %m fields added %v / %m features added %v / %m features removed %v / %m feature updates %v / %m feature geometry updates QgsOfflineEditingPluginGui Select target database for offline data SpatiaLite DB All files Offline Editing Plugin Converting to offline project. Offline database file '%1' exists. Overwrite? QgsOfflineEditingPluginGuiBase Create offline project Offline data Browse... Select remote layers Show only editable layers QgsOfflineEditingProgressDialog Layer %1 of %2.. QgsOfflineEditingProgressDialogBase Dialog TextLabel QgsOgrLayerItem Couldn't open file %1.prj OGR Couldn't open file %1.qpj QgsOgrProvider Data source is invalid, no layer found (%1) OGR Data source is invalid (%1) Whole number (integer) Decimal number (real) Text (string) Date Date & Time OGR[%1] error %2: %3 Unknown OGR error creating wkb for feature %1: %2 type %1 for attribute %2 not found OGR error creating feature %1: %2 type %1 for field %2 not found OGR error creating field %1: %2 OGR error deleting field %1: %2 Deleting fields is not supported prior to GDAL 1.9.0 OGR error on feature %1: id too large Feature %1 for attribute update not found. Field %1 of feature %2 doesn't exist. Type %1 of attribute %2 of feature %3 unknown. OGR error setting feature %1: %2 OGR error syncing to disk: %1 OGR error changing geometry: feature %1 not found OGR error creating geometry for feature %1: %2 OGR error in feature %1: geometry is null OGR error setting geometry of feature %1: %2 Possible corruption after REPACK detected. %1 still exists. This may point to a permission or locking problem of the original DBF. Original layer could not be reopened. Original datasource could not be reopened. OGR error deleting feature %1: %2 Shapefiles without attribute are considered read-only. QgsOpenRasterDialog Open raster Raster file: ... Save raster as: Choose a name of the raster Error The selected file is not a valid raster file. Choose a name for the modified raster -modified Georeferencer:QgsOpenRasterDialog.cpp - used to modify a user given file name QgsOpenVectorLayerDialog Open an OGR Supported Vector Layer Open Directory Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Add vector layer No database selected. Password for Please enter your password: No protocol URI entered. No layers selected. No directory selected. QgsOpenVectorLayerDialogBase Add vector layer Source type File Directory Database Protocol Encoding Type URI Source Dataset Browse Connections New Edit Delete QgsOpstionDialogTemplate Options Dialog Template Section GroupBox QgsOptions Current layer Top down, stop at first Top down not present System value: %1 Show all features Show selected features Always If needed Never Load all Check file contents Check extension No Basic scan Full scan All Cumulative pixel count cut Minimum / maximum Mean +/- standard deviation Detected active locale on your system: %1 To vertex To segment To vertex and segment map units pixels Semi transparent circle Cross None QGIS files Off QGIS GEOS Round Mitre Bevel Save default project You must set a default project Current project saved as default Error saving current project as default Choose a directory to store project template files Selection color Show features visible on map Choose project file to open at launch Create Options - %1 Driver Create Options - pyramids Overwrite If Undefined Unset Prepend Append Choose a directory Enter scale Scale denominator Load scales XML files (*.xml *.XML) Save scales No Stretch Stretch To MinMax Stretch And Clip To MinMax Clip To MinMax None / Planimetric QgsOptionsBase Options General System Data Sources Data sources Rendering Canvas & Legend Canvas and legend Map Tools Map tools Digitizing GDAL CRS Locale Network Application Style <i>(QGIS restart required)</i> Icon theme Icon size 16 24 32 Font Qt default Size Timeout for timed messages or dialogs s Hide splash screen at startup Show tips at start up Bold group box titles QGIS-styled group boxes Project files New Most recent Specific ... Open project on launch Create new project from default project Set current project as default Reset default Template folder Browse Reset Prompt to save project and data source changes when required Warn when opening a project file saved with an older version of QGIS Enable macros Never Ask For this session only Always (not recommended) Environment Apply Variable Value Remove Add Current environment variables (read-only - bold indicates modified at startup) Show only QGIS-specific variables Use custom variables (restart required - include separators) Plugin paths Path(s) to search for additional C++ plugins libraries SVG paths Path(s) to search for Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) symbols Feature attributes and table Open attribute table in a dock window (QGIS restart required) Copy geometry in WKT representation from attribute table Attribute table behaviour Attribute table row cache Representation for NULL values Data source handling Scan for valid items in the browser dock Scan for contents of compressed files (.zip) in browser dock Prompt for raster sublayers when opening Add PostGIS layers with double click and select in extended mode Rendering behavior Better graphics performance at the cost of loosing the possibility to cancel rendering and incremental feature drawing Enable back buffer By default new la&yers added to the map should be displayed Use render caching where possible to speed up redraws Number of features to draw before updating the display Map display will be updated (drawn) after this many features have been read from the data source Rendering quality Make lines appear less jagged at the expense of some drawing performance Fix problems with incorrectly filled polygons Rasters RGB band selection Red band Green band Blue band Contrast enhancement Single band gray Multi band color (byte / band) Multi band color (> byte / band) Limits (minimum/maximum) Cumulative pixel count cut limits - % Standard deviation multiplier Debugging Show these events in the Log Message panel (under Rendering tab) Map canvas refresh Map canvas & legend Default map appearance (overridden by project properties) Selection color Suppress attribute form pop-up after feature creation Background color Use live-updating color chooser dialogs Ignore shapefile encoding declaration Disable OGR on-the-fly conversion from declared encoding to UTF-8 Add Oracle layers with double click and select in extended mode <b>Note:</b> Set below 1000 to prevent display updates until all features have been rendered Layer legend Double click action in legend Open layer properties Open attribute table Capitalise layer names Bold layer names Display classification attribute names Bold group names Create raster icons (may be slow) Legend item styles Add new layers to selected or current group Identify Open identify results in a dock window (QGIS restart required) Open feature form, if a single feature is identified <b>Note:</b> Specify the search radius as a percentage of the map width Search radius for identifying features and displaying map tips Mode Measure tool Rubberband color Preferred measurements units Meters Feet Preferred angle units Degrees Radians Decimal places Keep base unit Gon Panning and zooming Zoom factor Mouse wheel action Zoom Zoom and recenter Zoom to mouse cursor Nothing Predefined scales Add predefined scale Remove selected Insert default scales Import from file Export to file Feature creation Validate geometries Reuse last entered attribute values Rubberband Line color Line width in pixels Line width Snapping Default snap mode Default snapping tolerance Search radius for vertex edits map units pixels Open snapping options in a dock window (QGIS restart required) Vertex markers Marker style Marker size Show markers only for selected features Curve offset tool Miter limit Join style Quadrant segments GDAL driver options Edit Pyramids Options Edit Create Options GDAL drivers In some cases more than one GDAL driver can be used to load the same raster format. Use the list below to specify which to use. Name ext Flags Description Coordinate Reference System (CRS) CRS for new layers Select... Use &project CRS Prompt for &CRS Use default CRS displa&yed below When a new layer is created, or when a layer is loaded that has no CRS Default CRS for new projects Automatically enable 'on the fly' reprojection if CRS of a new added layer differ from CRS of layer(s) already present. CRS of present layer(s) will be used. Automatically enable 'on the fly' reprojection if layers have different CRS Always start new projects with this CRS Enable 'on the &fly' reprojection by default Override system locale Locale to use instead <b>Note:</b> Enabling / changing overide on local requires an application restart Additional Info Detected active locale on your system: WMS search address Timeout for network requests (ms) Default expiration period for WMS-C/WMTS tiles (hours) Cache settings Directory Clear Use proxy for web access Host Port User Leave this blank if no proxy username / password are required Password Proxy type Exclude URLs (starting with) QgsOptionsDialogBase Missing objects Base options dialog could not be initialized. Missing some of the .ui template objects: QgsOracleColumnTypeThread Retrieving tables of %1... Scanning column %1.%2.%3... Table retrieval finished. QgsOracleConn Connection to database failed Oracle SQL:%1 error:%2 Querying available tables failed. SQL:%1 error:%2 Database connection was successful, but the accessible tables could not be determined. Unable to get list of spatially enabled tables from the database Unsupported geometry type %1 in %2.%3.%4 ignored View %1.%2 doesn't have integer columns for use as keys. Point Multipoint Line Multiline Polygon Multipolygon No Geometry Unknown Geometry QgsOracleConnectionItem Edit... Delete Refresh Copying features... Abort Import layer %1: Not a vector layer! %1: OK! Import to Oracle database Failed to import some layers! Import was successful. QgsOracleLayerItem Delete layer Layer deleted successfully. QgsOracleNewConnection Saving passwords WARNING: You have opted to save your password. It will be stored in plain text in your project files and in your home directory on Unix-like systems, or in your user profile on Windows. If you do not want this to happen, please press the Cancel button. Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? Test connection Connection to %1 was successful Connection failed - Check settings and try again. QgsOracleNewConnectionBase Create a New Oracle connection Connection Information Password Save Username Username Name of the new connection Database Name Restrict the displayed tables to those that are in the all_sdo_geom_metadata table When searching for spatial tables restrict the search to tables that are owned by the user. <html><head/><body><p>When searching for spatial tables restrict the search to tables that are owned by the user.</p></body></html> Only list the existing geometry types and don't offer to add others. Only existing geometry types <html><head/><body><p>Restricts the displayed tables to those that are in the all_sdo_geom_metadata view. This can speed up the initial display of spatial tables.</p></body></html> Only look in meta data table Only look for user's tables Also list tables with no geometry Port 1521 &Test Connect Save Password Host Use estimated table statistics for the layer metadata. <html><head/><body><p>When the layer is setup various metadata is required for the Oracle table. This includes information such as the table row count, geometry type and spatial extents of the data in the geometry column. If the table contains a large number of rows determining this metadata is time consuming.</p><p>By activating this option the following fast table metadata operations are done:</p><p>1) Row count is determined from all_tables.num_rows.</p><p>2) Table extents are always determined with the SDO_TUNE.EXTENTS_OF function even if a layer filter is applied.</p><p>3) The table geometry is determined from the first 100 non-null geometry rows in the table.</p></body></html> Use estimated table metadata QgsOracleOwnerItem %1 as %2 in %3 as geometryless table QgsOraclePlugin Add Oracle GeoRaster Layer... Add a Oracle Spatial GeoRaster... QgsOracleProvider Whole number Whole big number Decimal number (numeric) Decimal number (decimal) Decimal number (real) Decimal number (double) Text, fixed length (char) Text, limited variable length (varchar2) Text, unlimited length (long) FAILURE: Field %1 not found. Oracle Read attempt on an invalid oracle data source Loading comment for table %1.%2 failed [%3] Loading comment for columns of table %1.%2 failed [%3] Other spatial field %1.%2.%3 ignored Loading field types for table %1.%2 failed [%3] Invalid spatial index %1 on column %2.%3.%4 found - expect poor performance. No spatial index on column %1.%2.%3 found - expect poor performance. Probing for spatial index on column %1.%2.%3 failed [%4] Retrieving fields from '%1' failed [%2] Unable to determine geometry column access privileges for column %1.%2. The error message from the database was: %3. SQL: %4 Unable to determine table access privileges for the table %1. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 The custom query is not a select query. Unable to execute the query. The error message from the database was: %1. SQL: %2 Primary key field %1 not found in %2 Primary key field '%1' for view not unique. Key field '%1' for view not found. No key field for view given. No key field for query given. Evaluation of default value failed Could not start transaction Could not prepare insert statement Could not insert feature %1 Could not commit transaction Oracle error while adding features: %1 Could not rollback transaction Deletion of feature %1 failed Oracle error while deleting features: %1 Adding attribute %1 failed Setting comment on %1 failed Oracle error while adding attributes: %1 Dropping column %1 failed Oracle error while deleting attributes: %1 Update of feature %1 failed Oracle error while changing attributes: %1 Could not prepare update statement. Oracle error while changing geometry values: %1 Could not retrieve extents: %1 SQL: %2 Could not execute query. The error message from the database was: %1. SQL: %2 Could not retrieve SRID of %1. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 Could not determine SRID of %1. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 %1 has no valid geometry types. SQL: %2 Could not determine geometry type of %1. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 Geometry type and srid for empty column %1 of %2 undefined. Feature type or srid for %1 of %2 could not be determined or was not requested. Editing and adding disabled for 2D+ layer (%1; %2) Could not update metadata for %1.%2. SQL:%3 Error: %4 Could not insert metadata for %1.%2. SQL:%3 Error: %4 Creation spatial index failed. SQL:%1 Error: %2 Rebuild of spatial index failed. SQL:%1 Error: %2 Could not determine table existence. Table %1 could not be dropped. Table %1 already exists. Table creation failed. Could not lookup authid %1:%2 Could not lookup WKT. Could not determine new srid. CRS not found and could not be created. Could not insert metadata. Drop created table %1 failed. SQL:%2 Error: %3 Oracle SRID %1 not found. Lookup of Oracle SRID %1 failed. SQL:%2 Error:%3 Oracle error: %1 SQL: %2 Error: %3 Oracle error: %1 Error: %2 QgsOracleRootItem New Connection... QgsOracleSelectGeoraster Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Password for %1/<password>@%2 Please enter your password: Open failed The connection to %1 failed. Please verify your connection parameters. Make sure you have the GDAL GeoRaster plugin installed. QgsOracleSourceSelect Add Oracle Table(s) &Add &Set Filter Set Filter Wildcard RegExp All Owner Table Type Geometry column Primary key column SRID Sql Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) Select Table You must select a table in order to add a layer. Stop Connect QgsOracleSourceSelectDelegate Select... Enter... QgsOracleTableModel Owner Table Type Geometry column SRID Primary key column Select at id Sql Specify a geometry type Enter a SRID Select a primary key Select... Enter... Disable 'Fast Access to Features at ID' capability to force keeping the attribute table in memory (e.g. in case of expensive views). QgsPGConnectionItem Edit... Delete Refresh Copying features... Abort Import layer %1: Not a vector layer! %1: OK! Import to PostGIS database Failed to import some layers! Import was successful. QgsPGLayerItem Delete layer Layer deleted successfully. QgsPGRootItem New Connection... QgsPGSchemaItem %1 as %2 in %3 as geometryless table QgsPalettedRendererWidgetBase Form Band Value Color QgsPasteTransformations &Add New Transfer QgsPasteTransformationsBase Paste Transformations <b>Note: This function is not useful yet!</b> Source Destination QgsPenCapStyleComboBox Square Flat Round QgsPenJoinStyleComboBox Bevel Miter Round QgsPenStyleComboBox Solid Line No Pen Dash Line Dot Line Dash Dot Line Dash Dot Dot Line QgsPgNewConnection disable allow prefer require Saving passwords WARNING: You have opted to save your password. It will be stored in plain text in your project files and in your home directory on Unix-like systems, or in your user profile on Windows. If you do not want this to happen, please press the Cancel button. Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? Test connection Connection to %1 was successful Connection failed - Check settings and try again. QgsPgNewConnectionBase Create a New PostGIS connection Connection Information Name Service Host Port Database SSL mode Username Password Name of the new connection 5432 Restrict the displayed tables to those that are in the layer registries. Restricts the displayed tables to those that are found in the layer registries (geometry_columns, geography_columns, topology.layer). This can speed up the initial display of spatial tables. Only look in the layer registries Restrict the search to the public schema for spatial tables not in the geometry_columns table When searching for spatial tables that are not in the geometry_columns tables, restrict the search to tables that are in the public schema (for some databases this can save lots of time) Only look in the 'public' schema Save Username &Test Connect Save Password Use estimated table statistics for the layer metadata. <html> <body> <p>When the layer is setup various metadata is required for the PostGIS table. This includes information such as the table row count, geometry type and spatial extents of the data in the geometry column. If the table contains a large number of rows determining this metadata is time consuming.</p> <p>By activating this option the following fast table metadata operations are done:</p> <p>1) Row count is determined from table statistics obtained from running the PostgreSQL table analyse function.</p> <p>2) Table extents are always determined with the estimated_extent PostGIS function even if a layer filter is applied.</p> <p>3) If the table geometry type is unknown and is not exclusively taken from the geometry_columns table, then it is determined from the first 100 non-null geometry rows in the table.</p> </body> </html> Use estimated table metadata Also list tables with no geometry Don't resolve type of unrestricted columns (GEOMETRY) QgsPgSourceSelect Add PostGIS Table(s) &Add &Set Filter Set Filter Wildcard RegExp All Schema Table Type Geometry column Primary key column SRID Sql Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) Select Table You must select a table in order to add a layer. Stop Connect QgsPgSourceSelectDelegate Select... Enter... QgsPgTableModel Schema Table Column Data Type Spatial Type SRID Primary Key Select at id Sql Select a primary key Disable 'Fast Access to Features at ID' capability to force keeping the attribute table in memory (e.g. in case of expensive views). Select... Specify a geometry type Enter a SRID Enter... QgsPluginInstaller Looking for new plugins... There is a new plugin available There is a plugin update available QGIS Python Plugin Installer If you haven't cancelled the download manually, it was most likely caused by a timeout. In this case consider increasing the connection timeout value in QGIS options window. Server response is 200 OK, but doesn't contain plugin metatada. This is most likely caused by a proxy or a wrong repository URL. You can configure proxy settings in QGIS options. Status code: The plugin exited with error status: {0} Unknown error Uninstall (recommended) I will uninstall it later Obsolete plugin: QGIS has detected an obsolete plugin that masks its more recent version shipped with this copy of QGIS. This is likely due to files associated with a previous installation of QGIS. Do you want to remove the old plugin right now and unmask the more recent version? Error reading repository: Are you sure you want to downgrade the plugin to the latest available version? The installed one is newer! Plugin installation failed Plugin has disappeared The plugin seems to have been installed but I don't know where. Probably the plugin package contained a wrong named directory. Please search the list of installed plugins. I'm nearly sure you'll find the plugin there, but I just can't determine which of them it is. It also means that I won't be able to determine if this plugin is installed and inform you about available updates. However the plugin may work. Please contact the plugin author and submit this issue. Plugin installed successfully Plugin reinstalled successfully Python plugin reinstalled. You need to restart QGIS in order to reload it. The plugin is not compatible with this version of QGIS. It's designed for QGIS versions: The plugin depends on some components missing on your system. You need to install the following Python module in order to enable it: The plugin is broken. Python said: Plugin uninstall failed Are you sure you want to uninstall the following plugin? Warning: this plugin isn't available in any accessible repository! Plugin uninstalled successfully Unable to add another repository with the same URL! This repository is blocked due to incompatibility with your QGIS version You can't remove the official QGIS Plugin Repository. You can disable it if needed. Are you sure you want to remove the following repository? If you haven't cancelled the download manually, it might be caused by a timeout. In this case consider increasing the connection timeout value in QGIS options. QGIS Official Plugin Repository Nothing to remove! Plugin directory doesn't exist: Failed to remove the directory: Check permissions or remove it manually QgsPluginInstallerFetchingDialog Success Resolving host name... Connecting... Host connected. Sending request... Downloading data... Idle Closing connection... Error QgsPluginInstallerFetchingDialogBase Fetching repositories Overall progress: Abort fetching Repository State QgsPluginInstallerInstallingDialog Installing... Resolving host name... Connecting... Host connected. Sending request... Downloading data... Idle Closing connection... Error Failed to unzip the plugin package. Probably it's broken or missing from the repository. You may also want to make sure that you have write permission to the plugin directory: Aborted by user QgsPluginInstallerInstallingDialogBase QGIS Python Plugin Installer Installing plugin: Connecting... QgsPluginInstallerPluginErrorDialog no error message received QgsPluginInstallerPluginErrorDialogBase Error loading plugin The plugin seems to be invalid or have unfulfilled dependencies. It has been installed, but can't be loaded. If you really need this plugin, you can contact its author or <a href="http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-user">QGIS users group</a> and try to solve the problem. If not, you can just uninstall it. Here is the error message below: Do you want to uninstall this plugin now? If you're unsure, probably you would like to do this. QgsPluginInstallerRepositoryDetailsDialogBase Repository details Enter a name for the repository Name Enter the repository URL, beginning with "http://" Enable or disable the repository (disabled repositories will be omitted) Parameters ?qgis= URL Enabled QgsPluginManager Plugins sort by name sort by downloads sort by vote sort by status No Plugins No QGIS plugins found in %1 Only locally available category: plugins that are only locally available Reinstallable category: plugins that are installed and available Upgradeable category: plugins that are installed and there is a newer version available Downgradeable category: plugins that are installed and there is an OLDER version available This plugin is incompatible with this version of QGIS Plugin designed for QGIS %1 compatible QGIS version(s) This plugin requires a missing module This plugin is broken There is a new version available This is a new plugin Installed version of this plugin is higher than any version found in repository This plugin is experimental <br/>%1 rating vote(s)<br/> Category Tags Author More info %1 downloads homepage tracker code_ repository Installed version: %1 (in %2)<br/> Available version: %1 (in %2)<br/> changelog:<br/>%1 <br/> Upgrade plugin Downgrade plugin Install plugin Reinstall plugin Reload all repositories Only show plugins from selected repository Clear filter connected The repository is connected unavailable The repository is enabled, but unavailable disabled The repository is disabled The repository is blocked due to incompatibility with your QGIS version <h3>Installed Plugins</h3><p>On the left you see the list of <b>installed plugins</b> on your system. Both python and cpp plugins are listed. Some plugins come with your QGIS installation while most of them are made available via the plugin repositories.</p><p>You can temporarily enable or disable a plugin.To <i>enable</i> or <i>disable</i> a plugin, click its checkbox or doubleclick its name...</p><p>Plugins showing in <span style='color:red'>red</span> are not loaded because there is a problem. Consult the 'Invalid' tab to see more details, or to reinstall or uninstall this plugin.</p> <h3>Upgradable plugins</h3><p>Here are <b>upgradeable plugins</b>. It means more recent versions of installed plugins are available in the repositories.</p> <h3>Get more plugins</h3><p>Here you see the list of all plugins available in the repositories, but which are <b>not yet installed</b>.</p><p>Click on the name to see details.</p><p>You can change the sorting via the context menu (right click).</p><p>A plugin can be downloaded and installed by clicking on it's name, and then click the 'Install plugin' button.</p> <h3>New plugins</h3><p>Here you see brand <b>new</b> plugins which can be installed.</p> <h3>Invalid plugins</h3><p>Plugins in this list here are <b>broken or incompatible</b> with your version of QGIS.</p><p>Click on an individual plugin; if possible QGIS shows you more information.</p><p>The main reasons to have invalid plugins is that this plugin is not build for this version of QGIS. Maybe you can download an other version from <a href="http://plugins.qgis.org">plugins.qgis.org</a>.</p><p>Another common reason is that a python plugin needs some external python libraries (dependencies). You can install them yourself, depending on your operating system. After a correct install the plugin should work.</p> QgsPluginManagerBase Plugin Manager Installed Installed plugins Get more Not installed plugins available for download Upgradeable Installed plugins with more recent version available for download New Not installed plugins seen for the first time Invalid Broken and incompatible installed plugins Settings Plugins Search in: names descriptions tags authors Upgrade all upgradeable plugins Upgrade all Uninstall the selected plugin Uninstall plugin Install, reinstall or upgrade the selected plugin Reinstall plugin The settings on this tab are only applicable for Python Plugins. No Python support detected, thus no settings available. Check for updates on startup every time QGIS starts once a day every 3 days every week every 2 weeks every month <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'DejaVu Sans'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-weight:600;">Note:</span> If this function is enabled, QGIS will inform you whenever a new plugin or plugin update is available. Otherwise, fetching repositories will be performed during opening of the Plugin Manager window.</p></body></html> Show also experimental plugins <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'DejaVu Sans'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-weight:600;">Note:</span> Experimental plugins are generally unsuitable for production use. These plugins are in early stages of development, and should be considered 'incomplete' or 'proof of concept' tools. QGIS does not recommend installing these plugins unless you intend to use them for testing purposes.</p></body></html> Plugin repositories Status Name URL Reload repository contents (useful when you uploaded a plugin there) Reload repository Configure an additional plugin repository Add a new plugin repository Add... Edit the selected repository Edit... Remove the selected repository Delete QgsPointDisplacementRendererWidget None Label Font The point displacement renderer only applies to (single) point layers. '%1' is not a point layer and cannot be displayed by the point displacement renderer QgsPointDisplacementRendererWidgetBase Form Center symbol: Renderer: Renderer settings... Displacement circles Circle pen width: Circle color: Circle radius modification: Point distance tolerance: Labels Label attribute: Label font... Label color: Use scale dependent labelling max scale denominator: QgsPointPatternFillSymbolLayerWidget Horizontal distance Vertical distance Horizontal displacement Vertical displacement QgsPostgresConn Connection to database failed PostGIS error in setting encoding undefined return value from encoding setting Your database has no working PostGIS support. Your PostGIS installation has no GEOS support. Feature selection and identification will not work properly. Please install PostGIS with GEOS support (http://geos.refractions.net) SQL:%1 result:%2 error:%3 Database connection was successful, but the accessible tables could not be determined. Database connection was successful, but the accessible tables could not be determined. The error message from the database was: %1 Database connection was successful, but the accessible tables could not be determined. The error message from the database was: %1 Database connection was successful, but no accessible tables were found. Please verify that you have SELECT privilege on a table carrying PostGIS geometry. Unable to get list of spatially enabled tables from the database Retrieval of postgis version failed Could not parse postgis version string '%1' Connection error: %1 returned %2 [%3] Erroneous query: %1 returned %2 [%3] Query failed: %1 Error: no result buffer Query: %1 returned %2 [%3] %1 cursor states lost. SQL: %2 Result: %3 (%4) resetting bad connection. retry after reset succeeded. retry after reset failed again. connection still bad after reset. bad connection, not retrying. Point Multipoint Line Multiline Polygon Multipolygon No Geometry Unknown Geometry None Geometry Geography TopoGeometry Query could not be canceled [%1] PQgetCancel failed QgsPostgresProvider invalid PostgreSQL layer PostGIS invalid PostgreSQL topology layer PostgreSQL layer has no primary key. Whole number (smallint - 16bit) Whole number (integer - 32bit) Whole number (integer - 64bit) Decimal number (numeric) Decimal number (decimal) Decimal number (real) Decimal number (double) Text, fixed length (char) Text, limited variable length (varchar) Text, unlimited length (text) Date PostgreSQL layer has unknown primary key type. Read attempt on an invalid postgresql data source FAILURE: Field %1 not found. unexpected formatted field type '%1' for field %2 Field %1 ignored, because of unsupported type %2 Field %1 ignored, because of unsupported type type %2 Duplicate field %1 found Unable to access the %1 relation. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 PostgreSQL is still in recovery after a database crash (or you are connected to a (read-only) slave). Write accesses will be denied. Unable to determine table access privileges for the %1 relation. The error message from the database was: %2. SQL: %3 The custom query is not a select query. Unable to execute the query. The error message from the database was: %1. SQL: %2 The table has no column suitable for use as a key. QGIS requires a primary key, a PostgreSQL oid column or a ctid for tables. Primary key field '%1' for view not unique. Key field '%1' for view not found. No key field for view given. Unexpected relation type '%1'. No key field for query given. Could not find topology of layer %1.%2.%3 PostGIS error while adding features: %1 PostGIS error while deleting features: %1 PostGIS error while adding attributes: %1 PostGIS error while deleting attributes: %1 PostGIS error while changing attributes: %1 PostGIS error while changing geometry values: %1 result of extents query invalid: %1 Geometry type and srid for empty column %1 of %2 undefined. Feature type or srid for %1 of %2 could not be determined or was not requested. Editing and adding disabled for 2D+ layer (%1; %2) PostgreSQL version: unknown unknown PostgreSQL not connected PostgreSQL/PostGIS provider %1 PostGIS %2 QgsProject Loading layer %1 Unable to open %1 Project File Read Error %1 at line %2 column %3 Project file read error: %1 at line %2 column %3 %1 for file %2 Unable to save to file %1 %1 is not writable. Please adjust permissions (if possible) and try again. Unable to save to file %1. Your project may be corrupted on disk. Try clearing some space on the volume and check file permissions before pressing save again. QgsProjectBadLayerGuiHandler Ignore QGIS Project Read Error Unable to open one or more project layers. Choose ignore to continue loading without the missing layers. Choose cancel to return to your pre-project load state. Choose OK to try to find the missing layers. QgsProjectLayerGroupDialog Select project file QGIS files Recursive embedding not possible It is not possible to embed layers / groups from the current project. QgsProjectLayerGroupDialogBase Select layers and groups to embed Project file ... QgsProjectProperties Layer Type Identifiable Vector WMS Raster Coordinate System Restriction No coordinate systems selected. Disabling restriction. Selection color Measure tool (CRS transformation: %1) Canvas units (CRS transformation: %1) OFF ON CRS %1 was already selected Coordinate System Restrictions The current selection of coordinate systems will be lost. Proceed? Select print composer Composer Title Select restricted layers and groups Enter scale Scale denominator Load scales XML files (*.xml *.XML) Save scales Select a valid symbol Invalid symbol : Parameters: Select %1 from pull-down menu to adjust radii Can only use ellipsoidal calculations when CRS transformation is enabled QgsProjectPropertiesBase Project Properties General General settings Project title Descriptive project name Default project title Selection color Background color absolute relative Save paths Measure tool Semi-minor Semi-major Used when CRS transformation is turned off Canvas units Meters Feet CRS Coordinate Reference System Identify layers Default styles OWS server Ellipsoid (for distance calculations) Degree Degree display Decimal degrees Degrees, Minutes Degrees, Minutes, Seconds Precision Automatically sets the number of decimal places in the mouse position display The number of decimal places that are used when displaying the mouse position is automatically set to be enough so that moving the mouse by one pixel gives a change in the position display Automatic Sets the number of decimal places to use for the mouse position display Manual The number of decimal places for the manual option decimal places Project scales ... Coordinate Reference System (CRS) Enable 'on the fly' CRS transformation Identifiable layers Project layers Layer Type Identifiable Marker Line Default symbols Fill Color Ramp Transparency % Style Manager Options Assign random colors to symbols Person Title Organization Online resource E-Mail Phone Abstract Fees Access constraints Keyword list Add geometry to feature response Min. X Min. Y Max. X Max. Y Use Current Canvas Extent Used Exclude composers Exclude layers Service capabilitities WMS capabilitities Published Update Insert Delete Unselect all Select all Macros Advertised URL Width Height Maximums for GetMap request Advertised extent CRS restrictions WFS capabilitities Python macros QgsProjectionSelector User Defined Coordinate Systems Geographic Coordinate Systems Projected Coordinate Systems Resource Location Error Error reading database file from: %1 Because of this the projection selector will not work... QgsProjectionSelectorBase Coordinate Reference System Selector Filter Recently used coordinate reference systems Coordinate Reference System Selected CRS: Authority ID ID Coordinate reference systems of the world Hide deprecated CRSs QgsQueryBuilder &Test &Clear Query Result The where clause returned %n row(s). returned test rows Query Failed An error occurred when executing the query. The data provider said: %1 Error in Query The subset string could not be set QgsQueryBuilderBase Query Builder Datasource Fields <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">List of fields in this vector file</p></body></html> Values <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">List of values for the current field.</p></body></html> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">Take a <span style=" font-weight:600;">sample</span> of records in the vector file</p></body></html> Sample <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;">Retrieve <span style=" font-weight:600;">all</span> the record in the vector file (<span style=" font-style:italic;">if the table is big, the operation can consume some time</span>)</p></body></html> All Use unfiltered layer Operators = < NOT OR AND % IN NOT IN != > LIKE ILIKE >= <= Provider specific filter expression QgsRasterCalcDialog Enter result file Expression valid Expression invalid QgsRasterCalcDialogBase Raster calculator Raster bands Result layer Output layer ... Current layer extent X min XMax Y min Y max Columns Rows Output format Add result to project Operators + * sqrt sin ^ acos ( - / cos asin tan atan ) < > = OR AND <= >= Raster calculator expression QgsRasterDataProvider Format not supported Value Text Html Feature QgsRasterFormatSaveOptionsWidget Default No compression Low compression High compression JPEG compression Cannot get create options for driver %1 For details on pyramids options please see the following pages No help available cannot validate pyramid options Cannot validate creation options Valid Invalid %1: %2 Click on help button to get valid creation options for this format. pyramid creation option creation option Profile name: Use simple interface Use table interface QgsRasterFormatSaveOptionsWidgetBase Form New Remove Reset Profile Name Value + Validate Help - Insert KEY=VALUE pairs separated by spaces QgsRasterHistogramWidget Visibility Min/Max options Always show min/max markers Zoom to min/max Update style to min/max Show all bands Show RGB/Gray band(s) Show selected band Actions Reset Load min/max Estimate (faster) Actual (slower) Current extent Use stddev (1.0) Use stddev (custom) Load for each band Recompute Histogram Band %1 Choose a file name to save the map image as QgsRasterHistogramWidgetBase Form Set min/max style for Min Pick Min value on graph ... Max Pick Max value on graph Prefs/Actions Save plot Save as image... Compute Histogram QgsRasterInterface Identify Build Pyramids Create Datasources Remove Datasources Band QgsRasterLayer Not Set QgsRasterLayer created Could not reproject view extent: %1 Raster Could not reproject layer extent: %1 No Data Value NoDataValue not set Could not determine raster data type. Driver Data Type Byte - Eight bit unsigned integer UInt16 - Sixteen bit unsigned integer Int16 - Sixteen bit signed integer UInt32 - Thirty two bit unsigned integer Int32 - Thirty two bit signed integer Float32 - Thirty two bit floating point Float64 - Sixty four bit floating point CInt16 - Complex Int16 CInt32 - Complex Int32 CFloat32 - Complex Float32 CFloat64 - Complex Float64 Pyramid overviews Layer Spatial Reference System Layer Extent (layer original source projection) Project Spatial Reference System Band Band No No Stats No stats collected yet Min Val Max Val Range Mean Sum of squares Standard Deviation Sum of all cells Cell Count Cannot instantiate the '%1' data provider Provider is not valid (provider: %1, URI: %2 <maplayer> not found. QgsRasterLayerProperties Not Set Description Large resolution raster layers can slow navigation in QGIS. By creating lower resolution copies of the data (pyramids) performance can be considerably improved as QGIS selects the most suitable resolution to use depending on the level of zoom. You must have write access in the directory where the original data is stored to build pyramids. Please note that building internal pyramids may alter the original data file and once created they cannot be removed! Please note that building internal pyramids could corrupt your image - always make a backup of your data first! Layer Properties - %1 Nearest neighbour Bilinear Cubic Average None Red Green Blue Percent Transparent Gray Indexed Value From To not defined Columns: %1 Rows: %1 Columns: n/a Rows: No-Data Value: No-Data Value: %1 Write access denied Write access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. Building pyramids failed. The file was not writable. Some formats do not support pyramid overviews. Consult the GDAL documentation if in doubt. Building pyramid overviews is not supported on this type of raster. Building internal pyramid overviews is not supported on raster layers with JPEG compression and your current libtiff library. Save file Textfile QGIS Generated Transparent Pixel Value Export File Value Write access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. Open file Import Error The following lines contained errors %1 Read access denied Read access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. Default Style Load layer properties from style file QGIS Layer Style File Saved Style Save layer properties as style file QgsRasterLayerPropertiesBase Raster Layer Properties Save Style ... Load Style ... Resolutions Save As Default Restore Default Style Render type Resampling Oversampling Transparency Style Layer info <html><head/><body><p align="center"><span style=" font-size:0.75em;">Minimum<br>(exclusive)</span></p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p align="center"><span style=" font-size:0.75em;">Maximum<br>(inclusive)</span></p></body></html> Description Keyword list Format Attribution Url MetadataUrl Type Properties Band rendering Color rendering Saturation Off By lightness By luminosity By average Hue Blending mode Brightness Contrast Grayscale Colorize Strength % Reset all color rendering options to default Reset Zoomed: in out Global transparency None 00% <p align="right">Full</p> No data value Use original source no data value. No data value: Original data source no data value, if exists. <src no data value> Additional user defined no data value. Additional no data value Custom transparency options Transparency band Add values from display Transparent pixel list Add values manually ... Remove selected row Default values Import from file Export to file General Layer name displayed as Layer source Columns Rows No Data Scale dependent visibility Maximum scale, i.e. minimum scale denominator. This limit is inclusive, that means the layer will be displayed on this scale. Minimum scale, i.e. maximum scale denominator. This limit is exclusive, that means the layer will not be displayed on this scale. Current Coordinate reference system Specify the coordinate reference system of the layer's geometry. Specify... Thumbnail Legend Palette Metadata Title Abstract Pyramids Average Nearest Neighbour Build pyramids <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'Cantarell'; font-size:11pt;"><br /></span></p></body></html> Resampling method Overview format External Internal (if possible) External (Erdas Imagine) Histogram QgsRasterLayerSaveAsDialog From To Select output directory Warning The directory %1 contains files which will be overwritten: %2 Select output file GeoTIFF layer user defined Resolution (current: %1) map view Extent (current: %1) Layer (%1, %2) Project (%1, %2) Selected (%1, %2) QgsRasterLayerSaveAsDialogBase Save raster layer as... Output mode Write out raw raster layer data. Optionally user defined no data values may be applied. Raw data Write out 3 bands RGB image rendered using current layer style. Rendered image Format Create GDAL Virtual Format composed of multiple datasets with maximum width and height specified below. Create VRT Save as Browse... CRS Change ... Extent West East North South Layer extent Map view extent Resolution Horizontal Columns Rows Layer resolution Layer size Vertical VRT Tiles Maximum number of columns in one tile. Max columns Maximum number of rows in one tile. Max rows Create Options Pyramids Resolutions Pyramid resolutions corresponding to levels given Use existing Additional no data values. The specified values will be set to no data in output raster. No data values Add values manually ... Load user defined fully transparent (100%) values Remove selected row Clear all QgsRasterMinMaxWidgetBase Form Load min/max values - % Min / max Extent Full Current Accuracy Actual (slower) Estimate (faster) Cumulative count cut Mean +/- standard deviation × Load QgsRasterPyramidsOptionsWidgetBase Form Insert positive integer values separated by spaces External (GTiff .ovr) Internal (if possible) External (Erdas Imagine .aux) Levels Create Options Resampling method Average Nearest Neighbour Custom levels Overview format QgsRasterRenderer Unknown User defined Estimated Exact min / max cumulative cut standard deviation full extent sub extent %1 %2 of %3. min/max origin label in raster properties, where %1 - estimated/exact, %2 - values (min/max, stddev, etc.), %3 - extent QgsRasterTerrainAnalysisDialog Export Frequency distribution as csv Export Colors and elevations as xml Import Colors and elevations from xml Error opening file The relief color file could not be opened Error parsing xml The xml file could not be loaded Enter result file Enter lower elevation class bound Elevation Enter upper elevation class bound Select color for relief class QgsRasterTerrainAnalysisDialogBase Dialog Elevation layer Output layer ... Output format Z factor Add result to project Illumination Azimuth (horizontal angle) Vertical angle Relief colors Create automatically Export distribution... Up Down + - Lower bound Upper bound Color Export colors... Import colors... QgsRasterTerrainAnalysisPlugin Terrain analysis Slope Aspect Hillshade Relief Ruggedness index Calculating hillshade... Abort Calculating relief... Calculating slope... Calculating aspect... Ruggedness Calculating ruggedness... QgsRendererRulePropsDialog Rule properties Label Filter ... Test Description Scale range Min. scale 1 : Max. scale Symbol Error Filter expression parsing error: Evaluation error Filter returned %n feature(s) number of filtered features QgsRendererV2DataDefinedMenus Rotation field Size scale field Scale area Scale diameter - no field - QgsRendererV2PropsDialogBase Renderer settings Layer rendering Layer transparency Feature blending mode Layer blending mode This renderer doesn't implement a graphical interface. QgsRendererV2Widget Change color Change transparency Change output unit Change width Change size Transparency Change symbol transparency [%] Symbol unit Select symbol unit Millimeter Map unit Width Change symbol width Size Change symbol size QgsRuleBasedRendererV2Model (no filter) <li><nobr>%1 features also in rule %2</nobr></li> Label Rule Min. scale Count Duplicate count Max. scale Number of features in this rule. Number of features in this rule which are also present in other rule(s). QgsRuleBasedRendererV2Widget Add rule Edit rule Remove rule Refine current rules Count features Rendering order... Refine current rule Add scales to rule Add categories to rule Add ranges to rule Refine a rule to categories Refine a rule to ranges Scale refinement Parent rule %1 must have a symbol for this operation. Please enter scale denominators at which will split the rule, separate them by commas (e.g. 1000,5000): Error "%1" is not valid scale denominator, ignoring it. Calculating feature count. Abort QgsRunProcess <b>Starting %1...</b> Action Unable to run command %1 Done Unable to run command %1 QgsSLConnectionItem Database does not exist Failed to open database Failed to check metadata Failed to get list of tables Unknown error Delete %1: Not a vector layer! %1: OK! Import to SpatiaLite database Failed to import some layers! Import was successful. QgsSLLayerItem Delete layer Layer deleted successfully. QgsSLRootItem New Connection... Create database... New SpatiaLite Database File SpatiaLite Create SpatiaLite database The database has been created Failed to create the database: QgsSVGFillSymbolLayerWidget Select svg texture file Texture width SVG file Rotation Color Border color Border width QgsSaveStyleToDbDialog Save style in database A name is mandatory Attach Qt Designer UI file Qt Designer UI file .ui Wrong file The selected file does not appear to be a valid Qt Designer UI file. QgsSaveToDBDialog Save style Description UI Style Name Use as default style for this layer Open... Optionally pick an input form for attribute editing (QT Designer UI format), it will be stored in the database QgsSearchQueryBuilder Search query builder &Test &Clear &Save... Save query to an xml file &Load... Load query from xml file Search results Found %n matching feature(s). test result Search string parsing error Evaluation error Error during search No Records The query you specified results in zero records being returned. Save query to file Error Could not open file for writing Load query from file Query files All files Could not open file for reading File is not a valid xml document File is not a valid query document Select attribute There is no attribute '%1' in the current vector layer. Please select an existing attribute QgsSelectedFeature Validation started. Validation finished (%n error(s) found). number of geometry errors ring %1, vertex %2 polygon %1, ring %2, vertex %3 polyline %1, vertex %2 vertex %1 point %1 single point QgsShapeFile Scanning The database gave an error while executing this SQL: %1 The error was: %2 The database gave an error while executing this SQL: ... (rest of SQL trimmed) is appended to a truncated SQL statement The error was: %1 QgsSimpleFillSymbolLayerV2Widget Color Border color Border width QgsSimpleLineSymbolLayerV2Widget Color Pen width Offset Dash pattern Join style Cap style QgsSimpleMarkerSymbolLayerV2Widget Name Fill color Border color Outline width Size Angle Offset QgsSingleBandGrayRendererWidget Black to white White to black No enhancement Stretch to MinMax Stretch and clip to MinMax Clip to MinMax QgsSingleBandGrayRendererWidgetBase Form Contrast enhancement Gray band Min Max Color gradient QgsSingleBandPseudoColorRendererWidget Discrete Linear Exact Continuous Equal interval Custom color map entry Load Color Map The color map for band %1 has no entries Open file Textfile (*.txt) Import Error The following lines contained errors Read access denied Read access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. Save file QGIS Generated Color Map Export File Write access denied Write access denied. Adjust the file permissions and try again. QgsSingleBandPseudoColorRendererWidgetBase Form Band Color interpolation Add values manually ... Remove selected row Sort colormap items Load color map from band Load color map from file Export color map to file Value Color Label Clip Generate new color map Mode Classes Min Max Invert Classify Min / max origin: Min / Max origin QgsSingleSymbolRendererV2Widget Symbol levels... QgsSmartGroupCondition has the tag is a member of group has a part of name matching does NOT have the tag is NOT a member of group has NO part of name matching QgsSmartGroupConditionWidget Form The Symbol QgsSmartGroupEditorDialog ALL the constraints any ONE of the constraints Invalid name The smart group name field is empty. Kindly provide a name QgsSmartGroupEditorDialogBase Smart Group Editor Smart Group Name Condition matches Add Condition Conditions QgsSnappingDialog Snapping and Digitizing Options to vertex to segment to vertex and segment map units pixels QgsSnappingDialogBase Snapping options Layer Mode Tolerance Units Avoid Int. Avoid intersections of new polygons Enable topological editing Enable snapping on intersection QgsSpatiaLiteConnection obsolete libspatialite: connecting to this DB requires using v.4.0 (or any subsequent) unknown error cause obsolete libspatialite: AbstractInterface is unsupported table info on %1 failed UNKNOWN GEOMETRY POINT LINESTRING POLYGON MULTIPOINT MULTILINESTRING MULTIPOLYGON GEOMETRYCOLLECTION QgsSpatiaLiteProvider Binary object (BLOB) Text Decimal number (double) Whole number (integer) Retrieval of spatialite version failed SpatiaLite Could not parse spatialite version string '%1' SQLite error: %2 SQL: %1 unknown cause FAILURE: Field %1 not found. QgsSpatiaLiteSourceSelect Add SpatiaLite Table(s) Databases &Update statistics &Add &Set Filter Wildcard RegExp All Table Type Geometry column Sql Are you sure you want to update the internal statistics for DB: %1? This could take a long time (depending on the DB size), but implies better performance thereafter. Confirm Update Statistics Update Statistics Internal statistics successfully updated for: %1 Error while updating internal statistics for: %1 @ Choose a SpatiaLite/SQLite DB to open SpatiaLite DB All files Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Select Table You must select a table in order to add a Layer. SpatiaLite DB Open Error Database does not exist: %1 Failure while connecting to: %1 %2 SpatiaLite getTableInfo Error Failure exploring tables from: %1 %2 SpatiaLite Error Unexpected error when working with: %1 %2 QgsSpatiaLiteTableModel Table Type Geometry column Sql Point Multipoint Line Multiline Polygon Multipolygon QgsSpatialQueryDialog The spatial query requires at least two vector layers %n selected geometries selected geometries Selected geometries %1)Query Begin at %L1 < %1 > Total of features = %1 Total of invalid features: Finish at %L1 (processing time %L2 minutes) Using the field "%1" for subset Sorry! Only this providers are enable: OGR, POSTGRES and SPATIALITE. %1 of %2 all = %1 %1 of %2(selected features) Create new selection Add to current selection Remove from current selection Result query Invalid source Invalid reference %1 of %2 selected by "%3" user Map "%1" "on the fly" transformation. enable disable Coordinate reference system(CRS) of "%1" is invalid(see CRS of provider). CRS of map is %1. %2. Zoom to feature Missing reference layer Select reference layer! Missing target layer Select target layer! Create new layer from items The query from "%1" using "%2" in field not possible. Create new layer from selected %1 of %2 identified DEBUG QgsSpatialQueryDialogBase Spatial Query Layer on which the topological operation will select geometries Select source features from Select the target layer <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'MS Shell Dlg 2'; font-size:8pt;">When checked the operation will only consider selected geometries of the target layer</span></p></body></html> Selected feature(s) only Where the feature Select the topological operation Layer whose geometries will be used as reference by the topological operation Reference features of Select the reference layer <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'MS Shell Dlg 2'; font-size:8pt;">When checked the operation will be only consider selected geometries of the reference layer</span></p></body></html> And use the result to Selected features Number of selected features in map Create layer with selected Result feature ID's Select one FID to identify geometry of feature Create layer with list of items Zoom to item Check to show log processing of query Log messages Run query or close the window QgsSpatialQueryPlugin &Spatial Query Query not executed DEBUG QgsSpatialiteSridsDialogBase Select a Spatialite Spatial Reference System SRID Authority Reference Name Search Filter Name QgsSpit File Name Feature Class Features DB Relation Name Schema Are you sure you want to remove the [%1] connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Add Shapefiles Shapefiles All files The following Shapefile(s) could not be loaded: REASON: File cannot be opened REASON: One or both of the Shapefile files (*.dbf, *.shx) missing General Interface Help: PostgreSQL Connections: [New ...] - create a new connection [Edit ...] - edit the currently selected connection [Remove] - remove the currently selected connection -you need to select a connection that works (connects properly) in order to import files -when changing connections Global Schema also changes accordingly Shapefile List: [Add ...] - open a File dialog and browse to the desired file(s) to import [Remove] - remove the currently selected file(s) from the list [Remove All] - remove all the files in the list [SRID] - Reference ID for the shapefiles to be imported [Use Default (SRID)] - set SRID to -1 [Geometry Column Name] - name of the geometry column in the database [Use Default (Geometry Column Name)] - set column name to 'the_geom' [Global Schema] - set the schema for all files to be imported into [Import] - import the current shapefiles in the list [Quit] - quit the program [Help] - display this help dialog Import Shapefiles You need to specify a Connection first Password for %1 Please enter your password: Connection failed - Check settings and try again PostGIS not available <p>The chosen database does not have PostGIS installed, but this is required for storage of spatial data.</p> You need to add shapefiles to the list first Importing files Cancel Progress Problem inserting features from file: %1 Invalid table name. %1 No fields detected. %1 The following fields are duplicates: %2 Importing files %1 %1 <p>Error while executing the SQL:</p><p>%2</p><p>The database said:%3</p> Import Shapefiles - Relation Exists The Shapefile: %1 will use [%2] relation for its data, which already exists and possibly contains data. To avoid data loss change the "DB Relation Name" for this Shapefile in the main dialog file list. Do you want to overwrite the [%2] relation? %1 of %2 shapefiles could not be imported. QgsSpitBase SPIT - Shapefile to PostGIS Import Tool PostgreSQL connections Connect to PostGIS Connect Create a new PostGIS connection New Edit the current PostGIS connection Edit Remove the current PostGIS connection Remove Import options and shapefile list Geometry column name Set the geometry column name to the default value Use default geometry column name SRID Set the SRID to the default value Use default SRID Primary key column name Global schema Add a shapefile to the list of files to be imported Add Remove the selected shapefile from the import list Remove all the shapefiles from the import list Remove All QgsSpitPlugin &Import Shapefiles to PostgreSQL Import shapefiles into a PostGIS-enabled PostgreSQL database. The schema and field names can be customized on import &Spit QgsSponsorsBase QGIS Sponsors TextLabel <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Cantarell'; font-size:11pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'Ubuntu'; font-size:10pt;">We work really hard to make this nice software for you. See all the cool features it has? Get a warm fuzzy feeling when you use it? QGIS is a labour of love by a dedicated team of developers. We want you to copy &amp; share it and put it in the hands of as many people as possible. 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No suitable key column The source relation %1 has no column suitable for use as a unique key. QGIS requires that the relation has an integer column no larger than 32 bits containing unique values. Error loading attributes Ambiguous field! Duplicate field %1 found Read attempt on an invalid SqlAnywhere data source SQLAnywhere Error inserting features Error deleting features Error adding attributes Error deleting attributes Attribute not found Error updating attributes Error updating features Error verifying geometry column %1 Unknown geometry type Column %1 has a geometry type of %2, which QGIS does not currently support. Column %1 is not restricted to a single SRID, which QGIS requires. Because QGIS supports only planar data, the SQL Anywhere data provider will transform the data to the compatible planar projection (SRID=%1). Because QGIS supports only planar data and no compatible planar projection was found, the SQL Anywhere data provider will attempt to transform the data to planar WGS 84 (SRID=%1). Mixed Spatial Reference Systems Error checking database ReadOnly property Error loading SRS definition Limited Support of Round Earth SRS Column %1 (%2) contains geometries belonging to a round earth spatial reference system (SRID=%3). %4 Updates to geometry values will be disabled, and query performance may be poor because spatial indexes will not be utilized. To improve performance, consider creating a spatial index on a new (possibly computed) column containing a planar projection of these geometries. For help, refer to the descriptions of the ST_SRID(INT) and ST_Transform(INT) methods in the SQL Anywhere documentation. QgsStyleV2ExportImportDialog Select all Clear selection Import style(s) file specified below URL specified below Select symbols to import Import Export style(s) Export Export/import error You should select at least one symbol/color ramp. Save styles XML files (*.xml *.XML) Error when saving selected symbols to file: %1 Import error An error occured during import: %1 Group Name Please enter a name for new group: imported New Group New group cannot be created without a name. Kindly enter a name. New group Cannot create a group without name. Enter a name. Duplicate names Symbol with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? Color ramp with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? Load styles XML files (*.xml *XML) Downloading style ... HTTP Error! Download failed: %1. QgsStyleV2ExportImportDialogBase Styles import/export Import from Location Save to group Select symbols to export QgsStyleV2ManagerDialog Type here to filter symbols... Share Menu Export Import Group Actions Group Symbols Edit Smart Group Marker symbol (%1) Line symbol (%1) Fill symbol (%1) Color ramp (%1) Gradient Random ColorBrewer cpt-city new symbol new marker new line new fill symbol Symbol Name Please enter a name for new symbol: Save symbol Cannot save symbol without name. Enter a name. Symbol with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? Color ramp type Please select color ramp type: new ramp new gradient ramp new random ramp Color Ramp Name Please enter a name for new color ramp: Save Color Ramp Cannot save color ramp without name. Enter a name. Save color ramp Color ramp with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? Invalid Selection The parent group you have selected is not user editable. Kindly select a user defined group. Operation Not Allowed Creation of nested smart groups are not allowed Select the 'Smart Group' to create a new group. New Group Invalid selection Cannot delete system defined categories. Kindly select a group or smart group you might want to delete. Error! New group could not be created. There was a problem with your symbol database. Finish Grouping Database Error There was a problem with the Symbols database while regrouping. Edit Group Add Group Remove Group Apply Group Un-group You have not selected a Smart Group. Kindly select a Smart Group to edit. Database Error! There was some error while editing the smart group. QgsStyleV2ManagerDialogBase Style Manager Marker Line Fill Color ramp Tags Add item Edit item Edit Remove item Share QgsSublayersDialog Select vector layers to add... Layer ID Layer name Number of features Geometry type Select raster layers to add... Select layers to add... Type Select All QgsSublayersDialogBase Select layers to load 1 QgsSvgAnnotationDialog SVG annotation Delete Select SVG file SVG files QgsSvgCache SVG request failed [error: %1 - url: %2] SVG SVG request error [status: %1 - reason phrase: %2] %1 of %2 bytes of svg image downloaded. QgsSvgMarkerSymbolLayerV2Widget Select SVG file SVG files Size Border width Angle Offset SVG file Color Border color QgsSvgSelectorGroupsModel App Symbols User Symbols QgsSvgSelectorWidget Select SVG file SVG files File not found QgsSymbolLevelsV2Dialog Layer %1 QgsSymbolLevelsV2DialogBase Symbol Levels Enable symbol levels Define the order in which the symbol layers are rendered. The numbers in the cells define in which rendering pass the layer will be drawn. QgsSymbolV2SelectorDialog Invalid Selection! Kindly select a symbol to add layer. QgsSymbolV2SelectorDialogBase Symbol selector Symbol layers Add symbol layer Remove symbol layer Lock layer's color Move up Move down QgsSymbolsListWidget Style Manager Save in symbol library... Symbol name Please enter name for the symbol: New symbol Save symbol Symbol with name '%1' already exists. Overwrite? Transparency %1% QgsTINInterpolatorDialog Linear Clough-Toucher (cubic) Save triangulation to file QgsTINInterpolatorDialogBase Triangle based interpolation Interpolation method Export triangulation to shapefile after interpolation Output file ... QgsTextAnnotationDialog Delete Select font color QgsTextAnnotationDialogBase Annotation text B I QgsTileScaleWidget Form Tile scale QgsTipFactory QGIS Publications If you write a scientific paper or any other article that refers to QGIS we would love to include your work in the <a href="http://www.qgis.org/en/community/qgis-case-studies.html">case studies section</a> of the QGIS home page. Become an QGIS translator QGIS Mailing lists Is it 'QGIS' or 'Quantum GIS'? QGIS is open source QGIS is open source software. This means that the software source code can be freely viewed and modified. The GPL places a restriction that any modifications you make must be made available in source form to whoever you give modified versions to, and that you can not create a new version of QGIS under a 'closed source' license. Visit <a href="http://qgis.org"> the QGIS home page (http://qgis.org)</a> for more information. Both used to be correct, but we recently decided to just use 'QGIS'. For articles we suggest you write 'QGIS is ....' How do I refer to QGIS? QGIS is spelled in all caps. We have various subprojects of the QGIS project and it will help to avoid confusion if you refer to each by its name:<ul><li>QGIS Library - this is the C++ library that contains the core logic that is used to build the QGIS user interface and other applications.</li><li>QGIS Application - this is the desktop application that you know and love so much :-).</li><li>QGIS Mapserver - this is a server-side application based on the QGIS Library that will serve up your .qgs projects using the WMS protocol.</li></ul> Add the current date to a map layout Moving Elements and Maps in the Print Composer In the print composer tool bar you can find two buttons for moving elements. The left one (right arrow icon) selects and moves elements in the layout. After selecting the element with this tool you can also move them around with the arrow keys. For accurate positioning use the <strong>Position and Size</strong> section, which can be found in the tab <strong>Item Properties -> Position and Size</strong>. The other move tool (map canvas icon with right arrow) allows one to move the map content within a map frame. Lock an element in the layout view By left clicking an element in the layout view you can select it, by right clicking an element you can lock it. A lock symbol will appear in the upper left corner of the selected element. This prevents the element from accidentally being moved with the mouse. While in a locked state, you cannot move an element with the mouse but you can still move it with the arrow keys or by absolutely positioning it by setting its <strong>Position and Size</strong>. Rotating a map and linking a north arrow Would you like to see QGIS in your native language? We are looking for more translators and would appreciate your help! The translation process is fairly straight forward - instructions are available in the QGIS wiki <a href="http://www.qgis.org/wiki/GUI_Translation">translator's page.</a> If you need help using QGIS we have a 'users' mailing list where users help each other with issues related to using our sofware. We also have a 'developers' mailing list. for those wanting help and to discuss things relating to the QGIS code base. Details on how to subscribe are in the <a href="http://www.qgis.org/en/community/mailing-lists.html">community section</a> of the QGIS home page. You can add a current date variable to your map layout. Create a regular text label and add the string $CURRENT_DATE(yyyy-MM-dd) to the text box. See the <a href="http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtcore/qdate.html#toString">QDate::toString format documentation</a> for the possible date formats. Numeric scale value in map layout linked to map frame If you want to place a text label as a placeholder for the current scale, linked to a map frame, you need to place a scalebar and set the style to 'Numeric'. You also need to select the map frame, if there is more than one. Using the mouse scroll wheel You can use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in, out and pan the map. Scroll forwards to zoom in, scroll backwards to zoom out and press and hold the scroll wheel down to pan the map. You can configure options for scroll wheel behaviour in the Options panel. Stopping rendering If QGIS is saving you money or you like our work and have the financial ability to help, please consider sponsoring the development of QGIS. We use money from sponsors to pay for travel and costs related to our regular hackfest meetings, and to generally support the goals of our project. Please see the <a href="http://qgis.org/en/sponsorship.html">QGIS Sponsorship Web Page</a> for more details. QGIS has plugins that extend its functionality. QGIS ships with some core plugins you can explore from the Plugins->Manage and Install Plugins menu. In addition there are a lot of <a href="http://plugins.qgis.org/">Python plugins </a> contributed by the user community that can be installed via this same menu. Don't miss out on all QGIS has to offer! Check out the plugins and see what they can do for you. Join intersected polylines when rendering In the Print Composer you can rotate a map by setting its rotation value in the tab <strong>Item Properties -> Map -> Main properties</strong> section. To place a north arrow in your layout you can use the <strong>Add Image</strong> tool. After the selection and placement of the north arrow in the layout you can link it with a specific map frame by activating the <strong>Sync with map</strong> checkbox and selecting a map frame. Whenever you change the rotation value of a linked map, the north arrow will now automatically adjust its rotation. Sometimes you have a very large dataset which takes ages to draw. You can press 'Esc' (the escape key), or click the 'Stop map rendering' icon in the status bar to the bottom of the window at any time to halt rendering. If you are going to be performing several actions (e.g. modifying symbology options) and wish to temporarily disable map rendering while you do so, you can uncheck the 'Render' checkbox in the bottom right of the status bar. Don't forget to check it on again when you are ready to have the map draw itself again! When applying layered styles to a polyline layer, you can join intersecting lines together simply by enabling symbol levels. The image below shows a before (left) and after (right) view of an intersection when symbol levels are enabled. Auto-enable on the fly projection In the options dialog, under the CRS tab, you can set QGIS so that whenever you create a new project, 'on the fly projection' is enabled automatically and a pre-selected Coordinate Reference System of your choice is used. Sponsor QGIS QGIS has Plugins! QgsTipGui &Previous &Next QgsTipGuiBase QGIS Tips! <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/strict.dtd"> <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Lucida Grande'; font-size:13pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-family:'Ubuntu'; font-size:10pt;">A nice tip goes here...</span></p></body></html> I've had enough tips, don't show this on start up any more! QgsTransformOptionsDialog Dialog Select transformation type: Linear Polynomial 1 Polynomial 2 Polynomial 3 Thin plate spline (TPS) Generate ESRI world file (.tfw) QgsTransformSettingsDialog Transformation settings Transformation type: Resampling method: Nearest neighbour Linear Cubic Cubic Spline Lanczos Compression: Output raster: ... Target SRS: Generate pdf report: Set Target Resolution Horizontal Vertical Create world file Generate pdf map: Use 0 for transparency when needed Load in QGIS when done Helmert Polynomial 1 Polynomial 2 Polynomial 3 Thin Plate Spline Projective Info Please set output name %1 requires at least %2 GCPs. Please define more Invalid output file name Save raster Select save PDF file PDF Format _modified Georeferencer:QgsOpenRasterDialog.cpp - used to modify a user given file name QgsVectorColorBrewerColorRampV2DialogBase ColorBrewer ramp Scheme name Colors Preview QgsVectorDataProvider Codec %1 not found. Falling back to system locale Add Features Delete Features Change Attribute Values Add Attributes Delete Attributes Create Spatial Index Fast Access to Features at ID Change Geometries QgsVectorFieldSymbolLayerWidget X attribute Y attribute Length attribute Angle attribute Height attribute QgsVectorGradientColorRampV2Dialog Discrete Continuous Gradient file : %1 License file : %1 Edit Stop Color Offset of the stop Please enter offset in percents (%) of the new stop Add Color Stop QgsVectorGradientColorRampV2DialogBase Gradient color ramp Color 1 Color 2 Change... Type Multiple stops Add stop Remove stop Color Offset (%) Preview Information QgsVectorLayer Updating feature count for layer %1 Abort ERROR: no provider ERROR: layer not editable Commit errors: %1 General Layer comment Storage type of this layer Description of this provider Source for this layer Geometry type of the features in this layer Primary key attributes The number of features in this layer Editing capabilities of this layer Extents In layer spatial reference system units In project spatial reference system units Layer Spatial Reference System Project (Output) Spatial Reference System Attribute field info Error: qgis element could not be found xMin,yMin %1,%2 : xMax,yMax %3,%4 unknown extent (Invalid transformation of layer extents) Field Type Length Precision Comment QgsVectorLayerEditBuffer SUCCESS: %n attribute(s) deleted. deleted attributes count ERROR: %n attribute(s) not deleted. not deleted attributes count SUCCESS: %n attribute(s) added. added attributes count ERROR: %n new attribute(s) not added not added attributes count ERROR: the count of fields is incorrect after addition/removal of fields! ERROR: field with index %1 is not the same! SUCCESS: %n attribute value(s) changed. changed attribute values count ERROR: %n attribute value change(s) not applied. not changed attribute values count SUCCESS: %n feature(s) deleted. deleted features count ERROR: %n feature(s) not deleted. not deleted features count SUCCESS: %n feature(s) added. added features count ERROR: %n feature(s) not added. not added features count ERROR: %n feature(s) not added - provider doesn't support adding features. not added features count SUCCESS: %n geometries were changed. changed geometries count ERROR: %n geometries not changed. not changed geometries count Provider errors: QgsVectorLayerProperties QGIS Layer Style File SLD File Load from file Load from database Save in database (%1) Layer Properties - %1 Stop editing mode to enable this. Insert expression This button opens the query builder and allows you to create a subset of features to display on the map canvas rather than displaying all features in the layer The query used to limit the features in the layer is shown here. To enter or modify the query, click on the Query Builder button Spatial Index Creation of spatial index successful Creation of spatial index failed Load default style from: Cancel Local database Datasource database Default Style Loaded from Provider No default style was found for this layer Save default style to: Load layer properties from style file Load Style Style saved Save layer properties as style file Saved Style Error occured retrieving styles from database The retrieved style is not a valid named style. Error message: %1 Save Style QgsVectorLayerPropertiesBase Layer Properties Restore Default Style Save As Default Description Keyword list DataUrl Format Attribution Url MetadataUrl Type Properties Load Style ... Save Style ... Style Labels Labels (deprecated) Display labels Fields General Specify the coordinate reference system of the layer's geometry. Minimum scale, i.e. maximum scale denominator. This limit is exclusive, that means the layer will not be displayed on this scale. Maximum scale, i.e. minimum scale denominator. This limit is inclusive, that means the layer will be displayed on this scale. Current Query Builder Display Layer info Layer source Data source encoding Coordinate reference system Specify... Create spatial index Update extents Scale dependent visibility <html><head/><body><p align="center"><span style=" font-size:0.75em;">Minimum<br>(exclusive)</span></p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p align="center"><span style=" font-size:0.75em;">Maximum<br>(inclusive)</span></p></body></html> Feature subset Map Tip display text Inserts an expression into the action Insert expression... The valid attribute names for this layer Inserts the selected field into the action Insert field HTML Field Layer name displayed as Metadata Title Abstract Actions Joins Join layer Join field Target field Diagrams QgsVectorLayerSaveAsDialog Layer CRS Project CRS Selected CRS No symbology Feature symbology Symbol layer symbology Save layer as... Select the coordinate reference system for the vector file. The data points will be transformed from the layer coordinate reference system. QgsVectorLayerSaveAsDialogBase Save vector layer as... Browse Encoding CRS Symbology export Save as Format OGR creation options Data source Layer This allows one to surpress attribute creation as some OGR drivers (eg. DGN, DXF) don't support it. Skip attribute creation Add saved file to map 1: Scale QgsVectorRandomColorRampV2DialogBase Random color ramp Hue from to Saturation Value Classes Preview QgsWCSConnectionItem Edit... Delete QgsWCSRootItem New Connection... QgsWCSSourceSelect Select a layer No CRS selected QgsWFSCapabilities Either the WFS server does not support WFS version 1.0.0 or the WFS url is wrong QgsWFSConnectionItem Edit... Delete Modify WFS connection QgsWFSProvider DescribeFeatureType failed for url %1 WFS unknown received %1 bytes from %2 QgsWFSRootItem New Connection... Create a new WFS connection QgsWFSSourceSelect &Add &Build query Build query Network Error Capabilities document is not valid Server Exception Error No Layers capabilities document contained no layers. Create a new WFS connection Modify WFS connection Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) QgsWFSSourceSelectBase Add WFS Layer from a Server Filter: Display WFS FeatureTypes containing this word in the title, name or abstract Server connections C&onnect &New Edit Delete Load connections from file Load Save connections to file Save Use title for layer name Coordinate reference system Change ... QgsWMSConnection WMS Password for %1 QgsWMSConnectionItem Edit... Delete QgsWMSRootItem New Connection... QgsWMSSourceSelect &Add Add selected layers to map Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Load connections XML files (*.xml *XML) encoding %1 not supported. WMS Provider Could not open the WMS Provider Options (%n coordinate reference systems available) crs count Select layer(s) Select layer(s) or a tileset Select either layer(s) or a tileset Coordinate Reference System (%n available) crs count No common CRS for selected layers. No CRS selected No image encoding selected %n Layer(s) selected selected layer count Tileset selected Could not understand the response. The %1 provider said: %2 WMS proxies Several WMS servers have been added to the server list. Note that if you access the internet via a web proxy, you will need to set the proxy settings in the QGIS options dialog. parse error at row %1, column %2: %3 network error: %1 The %1 connection already exists. Do you want to overwrite it? Confirm Overwrite QgsWMSSourceSelectBase Add Layer(s) from a Server Ready Layers C&onnect &New Edit Delete Adds a few example WMS servers Add default servers ID Name Title Abstract Image encoding Save connections to file Save Load connections from file Load Options Layer name Coordinate Reference System Change ... Tile size Feature limit for GetFeatureInfo 10 Layer Order Move selected layer UP Up Move selected layer DOWN Down Layer Style Tilesets Format Tileset CRS Server Search Search Description URL Add selected row to WMS list QgsWcsCapabilities empty capabilities document Tried URL: %1 Capabilities request redirected. empty of capabilities: %1 Download of capabilities failed: %1 WCS %1 of %2 bytes of capabilities downloaded. Exception Could not get WCS capabilities: %1 Dom Exception Could not get WCS capabilities in the expected format (DTD): no %1 found. This might be due to an incorrect WCS Server URL. Tag:%3 Response was: %4 Version not supported WCS server version %1 is not supported by QGIS (supported versions: 1.0.0, 1.1.0, 1.1.2) Could not get WCS capabilities: %1 at line %2 column %3 This is probably due to an incorrect WCS Server URL. Response was: %4 QgsWcsProvider Cannot describe coverage Coverage not found Cannot calculate extent Cannot get test dataset. Received coverage has wrong extent %1 (expected %2) WCS Rotating raster Block read OK Received coverage has wrong size %1 x %2 (expected %3 x %4) Getting map via WCS. Map request error (Status: %1; Reason phrase: %2; URL:%3) Map request error:<br>Title: %1<br>Error: %2<br>URL: <a href='%3'>%3</a>) Map request error (Status: %1; Response: %2; URL:%3) Cannot parse multipart response: %1 Expected 2 parts, %1 received More than 2 parts (%1) received Map request error (Title:%1; Error:%2; URL: %3) Map request error (Response: %1; URL:%2) Content-Transfer-Encoding %1 not supported No data received Cannot create memory file Map request failed [error:%1 url:%2] Not logging more than 100 request errors. %1 of %2 bytes of map downloaded. Dom Exception Could not get WCS Service Exception at %1: %2 at line %3 column %4 Response was: %5 Request contains a format not offered by the server. Request is for a Coverage not offered by the service instance. Value of (optional) UpdateSequence parameter in GetCapabilities request is equal to current value of service metadata update sequence number. Value of (optional) UpdateSequence parameter in GetCapabilities request is greater than current value of service metadata update sequence number. Request does not include a parameter value, and the server instance did not declare a default value for that dimension. Request contains an invalid parameter value. No other exceptionCode specified by this service and server applies to this exception. Operation request contains an output CRS that can not be used within the output format. Operation request specifies to "store" the result, but not enough storage is available to do this. (No error code was reported) (Unknown error code) The WCS vendor also reported: composed error message '%1'. Cannot verify coverage full extent: %1 Property Value Name (identifier) Title Abstract Fixed Width Fixed Height Native CRS Native Bounding Box WGS 84 Bounding Box Available in CRS (and %n more) crs Available in format Coverages Cache Stats Server Properties Keywords Online Resource Contact Person Fees Access Constraints Image Formats GetCapabilitiesUrl Get Coverage Url &nbsp;<font color="red">(advertised but ignored)</font> And %1 more coverages Format not supported Read data error RasterIO error: QgsWmsProvider Cannot parse URI Cannot calculate extent Cannot set CRS Number of layers and styles don't match WMS Number of tile layers must be one Tile layer not found Tile layer or tile matrix set not found Getting map via WMS. Getting tiles. %n tile requests in background tile request count , %n cache hits tile cache hits , %n cache misses. tile cache missed , %n errors. errors image is NULL unexpected image size Tile request error Status: %1 Reason phrase: %2 Tile request error (Title:%1; Error:%2; URL: %3) Tile request error (Status:%1; Content-Type:%2; Length:%3; URL: %4) Returned image is flawed [Content-Type:%1; URL: %2] Tile request failed [error:%1 url:%2] Not logging more than 100 request errors. Map request error (Status: %1; Reason phrase: %2; URL:%3) Returned image is flawed [Content-Type:%1; URL:%2] Map request error (Title:%1; Error:%2; URL: %3) Map request error (Status: %1; Response: %2; Content-Type: %3; URL:%4) Map request failed [error:%1 url:%2] empty capabilities document Tried URL: %1 Capabilities request redirected. Redirect loop detected: %1 empty of capabilities: %1 Download of capabilities failed: %1 %1 of %2 bytes of capabilities downloaded. %1 of %2 bytes of map downloaded. Dom Exception Could not get WMS capabilities: %1 at line %2 column %3 This is probably due to an incorrect WMS Server URL. Response was: %4 Could not get WMS capabilities in the expected format (DTD): no %1 or %2 found. This might be due to an incorrect WMS Server URL. Tag:%3 Response was: %4 Could not get WMS Service Exception at %1: %2 at line %3 column %4 Response was: %5 Service Exception Request contains a format not offered by the server. Request contains a CRS not offered by the server for one or more of the Layers in the request. Request contains a SRS not offered by the server for one or more of the Layers in the request. GetMap request is for a Layer not offered by the server, or GetFeatureInfo request is for a Layer not shown on the map. Request is for a Layer in a Style not offered by the server. GetFeatureInfo request is applied to a Layer which is not declared queryable. GetFeatureInfo request contains invalid X or Y value. Value of (optional) UpdateSequence parameter in GetCapabilities request is equal to current value of service metadata update sequence number. Value of (optional) UpdateSequence parameter in GetCapabilities request is greater than current value of service metadata update sequence number. Request does not include a sample dimension value, and the server did not declare a default value for that dimension. Request contains an invalid sample dimension value. Request is for an optional operation that is not supported by the server. (No error code was reported) (Unknown error code) The WMS vendor also reported: Extent for layer %1 not found in capabilities Property Value Name Visibility Visible Hidden Title Abstract Can Identify Yes No Can be Transparent Can Zoom In Cascade Count Fixed Width Fixed Height WGS 84 Bounding Box Available in CRS (and %n more) crs Available in style Server Properties Selected Layers Other Layers Tile Layer Properties Cache Stats WMS Version Keywords Online Resource Contact Person Fees Access Constraints Image Formats Identify Formats Layer Count Tile Layer Count GetCapabilitiesUrl GetMapUrl &nbsp;<font color="red">(advertised but ignored)</font> GetFeatureInfoUrl GetTileUrl Tile templates FeatureInfo templates Tileset Properties WMTS WMS-C Selected Available Styles CRS Bounding Box Available Tilesets Cache stats Hits Misses Errors Format not supported Get feature info request error (Title:%1; Error:%2; URL: %3) GML schema is not valid GML is not valid identify request redirected. Map getfeatureinfo error %1: %2 Cannot parse getfeatureinfo: %1 Map getfeatureinfo error: %1 [%2] QgsWmtsDimensionsBase Dialog Dimension Value Abstract Default QgsZonalStatisticsDialogBase Dialog Raster layer: Polygon layer containing the zones: Output column prefix: QgsZonalStatisticsPlugin &Zonal statistics Calculating zonal statistics... Abort... RgExportDlg Export feature Select destination layer New temporary layer RgLineVectorLayerSettingsWidget Transportation layer Layer Direction field Value for forward direction Value for reverse direction Value two-way direction Speed field km/h m/s Default settings Direction Two-way direction Forward direction Reverse direction Cost Line lengths Speed Always use default RgSettingsDlg Road graph plugin settings Time unit Distance unit Topology tolerance second hour meter kilometer RgShortestPathWidget Shortest path Start Stop Criterion Length Time Calculate Export Clear Help Point not selected First, select start and stop points. Plugin isn't configured Plugin isn't configured! Tie point failed Start point doesn't tie to the road! Stop point doesn't tie to the road! Path not found RoadGraphPlugin Settings Road graph plugin settings Road graph SLDatabase Run &Vacuum &Database Sorry No database selected or you are not connected to it. SaDbTableModel Schema Table Type SRID Line Interpretation Geometry column Sql SaNewConnection Save connection Should the existing connection %1 be overwritten? Failed to load interface Test connection Connection to %1 was successful Connection failed. Check settings and try again. SQL Anywhere error code: %1 Description: %2 SaNewConnectionBase Create a new SQL Anywhere connection Connection Information Name Host Port Server Database Connection Parameters Username Password Name of the new connection Name or IP address of computer hosting the database server (leave blank for local connections) Port number used by the database server (leave blank for default 2638) Name of the database server (leave blank for default server on host) Name of the database (leave blank for default database on server) Additional connection parameters Database username Database password Save the connection username in the registry Save Username &Test Connect Save the connection password in the registry (WARNING: NOT SECURE) Save Password Encrypt packets using simple encryption Simple Encryption Use estimates for certain layer properties such as cardinality, extent, etc. (improves performance) Estimate table metadata Search for geometry columns in tables owned by other users Search other users' tables SaSourceSelect &Add &Set Filter Wildcard RegExp All Schema Table Type SRID Line Interpretation Geometry column Sql Are you sure you want to remove the %1 connection and all associated settings? Confirm Delete Select Table You must select a table in order to add a layer. Failed to load interface Connection failed Connection to database %1 failed. Check settings and try again. SQL Anywhere error code: %2 Description: %3 No accessible tables found Database connection was successful, but no tables containing geometry columns were %1. found found in your schema SaSourceSelectBase Add SQL Anywhere layer SQL Anywhere Connections Delete Edit New Connect Search options Search Search mode Search in columns SaveAsPythonScriptAction I/O error Unable to save edits. Reason: %1 SelectGeoRasterBase Select Oracle Spatial GeoRaster Server Connections Edit Delete &New C&onnect Subdatasets Selection Update Ready SettingsDialogPythonConsole Editor Auto-save script before running Autocompletion Get autocompletion from current document from Document Get autocompletion from current document and installed APIs from Doc and APIs Get autocompletion from installed APIs from APIs files Autocompletion threshold Automatic parentheses insertion Font Size Enable Object Inspector (switching between tabs may be slow) Console APIs Using preloaded APIs file Path Using prepared APIs file Compile APIs... Settings Python Console SimplifyLineDialog Simplify line tolerance Set tolerance OK SqlAnywhere Add SQL Anywhere Layer... Store vector layers within a SQL Anywhere database Invalid Layer %1 is an invalid layer and cannot be loaded. SymbolsListWidget Form Unit Millimeter Map unit Opacity Color Symbol Size Rotation ° Width Saved styles Symbol Name Advanced Topol TopologyChecker Topology Checker for vector layer &Topology Checker UndoWidget Undo/Redo Undo Redo ValidateDialog Check geometry validity Geometry errors Total encountered errors Error! Please specify input vector layer Please specify input field Please specify output shapefile Cancel Geometry Created output shapefile: %s %s Would you like to add the new layer to the TOC? Error loading output shapefile: %s Feature Error(s) VisualDialog Error! Please specify input vector layer Please specify input field List unique values Unique values Total unique values Basics statistics Statistics output Nearest neighbour analysis Nearest neighbour statistics Cancel Parameter Value WidgetCentroidFill Form WidgetEllipseBase Form Colors Fill Border Millimeter Map unit Outline width Rotation Data defined properties... Offset X,Y Symbol width Symbol height WidgetFontMarker Form Offset X,Y Rotation Millimeter Map unit Size Color Font family ° WidgetLinePatternFill Form Angle Millimeter Map unit Data defined properties... Distance Line width Color Offset WidgetMarkerLine Form Marker placement with interval on every vertex on last vertex only on first vertex only Rotate marker Line offset Data defined properties on central point Millimeter Map unit WidgetPointPatternFill Form Vertical distance Millimeter Map unit Vertical displacement Data defined properties... Horizontal displacement Horizontal distance WidgetSVGFill Form Border width Rotation Texture width Millimeter Map unit Colors Fill Border Data defined properties... SVG Groups SVG Symbols ... WidgetSimpleFill Form Offset X,Y Border width Fill style Colors Border style Millimeter Map unit Data defined properties... Fill Border WidgetSimpleLine Form Color Change Pen width Millimeter Map unit Offset Pen style Join style Cap style Use custom dash pattern Dash pattern unit Data defined properties... WidgetSimpleMarker Form Size Fill Border Millimeter Map unit Outline width Data defined properties... Colors Angle ° Offset X,Y WidgetSvgMarker Form Millimeter Map unit Colors Fill Border Offset X,Y Data defined properties... Border width Angle Size SVG Groups SVG Image ... WidgetSvgSelector Form SVG Images SVG Groups ... Generated path will be relative to current SVG search directories or to Project file Relative path WidgetVectorFieldBase Form Y attribute Scale X attribute Vector field type Height only Polar Cartesian Angle units Degrees Radians Angle orientation Counterclockwise from east Clockwise from north Millimeter Map unit Distance unit [pluginname]GuiBase QGIS Plugin Template Plugin Template checkDock Topology Checker Validate All Validate Extent Topology not checked yet Configure Show topology errors Show errors Select automatic fix Fix! No errors were found Invalid first layer Topology plugin Invalid first geometry Topology test Feature not found in the layer. The layer has probably changed. Run topology check again. Invalid second layer Invalid second geometry Invalid conflict %1 errors were found Topology fix error Fixing failed! Layer %1 not found in registry. Abort context_help <h3>Database connection</h3> <h3>Create a new WMS connection</h3> WMS layers can be added quite simply, as long as you know the URL to access the WMS server, you have a serviceable connection to that server, and the server understands HTTP as the data transport mechanism.<p> QGIS currently can act as a WMS client that understands WMS 1.1, 1.1.1 and 1.3 servers. <p> <a href="#serv">Servers</a><br/> <a href="#load">Loading WMS Layers</a><br/> <a href="#lay">Layer Order</a><br/> <a href="#search">Server Search</a><br/> <a name="serv"> <h4>Servers</h4> </a> To define a new WMS server in the <label>Server Connections</label> section, select <label>New</label>. Then enter the parameters to connect to your desired WMS server.<p> You can add some servers to play with by clicking the <label>Add default servers</label> button. This will add at least three WMS servers for you to use.<p> Once the new WMS Server connection has been created, it will be preserved for future QGIS sessions. <a name="load"> <h5>Loading WMS Layers</h5> </a> Select the <label>Connect</label> button to retrieve the capabilities of the selected server. This includes the Image encoding, Layers, Layer Styles and Projections.<br/> While downloading data from the WMS server, the download progress is visualized in the left bottom of the WMS Plugin dialog.<p> The <label>Image encoding</label> section now lists the formats that are supported by both the client and server.<br/> Choose one depending on your image accuracy requirements.<p> You can select several layers at once, they will be combined at the WMS Server and transmitted to QGIS in one go.<p> Each WMS Layer can be presented in multiple CRSs, depending on the capability of the WMS server. To choose a CRS, select <label>Change...</label> <a name="lay"> <h4>Layer Order</h4> </a> On this tab you can change the order of loaded WMS layers. <a name="search"> <h4>Server Search</h4> </a> On this tab you can search for WMS servers. It is possible to enter a search-string in the text field an hit the <label>Search</label> button.<p> To visualize the results, select an table entry, press the <label>Add selected row to WMS list</label> button and change back to the <label>Servers</label> tab.<p> You only need to request the list of layers by clicking the <label>Connect</label> button. <h3>Identify Features</h3> <p> The results dialog shows all the features identified within the search tolerance. To see the results details, expand the feature information on the left of each feature. </p> <p> The search radius can be set in the options dialog <label>Settings > Options > Map tools</label>, Identify section, as a percentage of map width. In this section you may also set identify mode to <label>Current layer</label>, <label>Top down, stop at first</label>, <label>Top down</label>. <br> You may also tick an <label>Open feature form, if a single feature is identified</label> option.<br> Identifiable layers can be set in the Project Properties dialog <label>Settings > Project Properties > Identifiable layers</label> where all the layers names are listed, their type (vector, raster, etc.) and ability to be identified. </p> <h1>Heatmap Plugin Help</h1> <p>The Heatmap plugin uses Kernel Density Estimation to create a density (heatmap) raster of an input point vector layer. The density is calculated based on the number of points in a location, with larger numbers of clustered points resulting in larger values. Heatmaps allow easy identification of "hotspots" and clustering of points.</p> <h2>Dialog Parameters</h2> <h3>Input point layer</h3> <p>The input is always a vector layer of point type. All the point vector layers that are currently loaded in the canvas are shown in the drop-down list. Click the dropdown button and select the desired layer.</p> <h3>Output raster</h3> <p>The output raster location and filename can be set by clicking the <label>...</label> button next to the output raster textbox.<br/> <b>Note:</b> The file format is automatically added depending upon the output format selected, if not explicitly given.</p> <h3>Output format</h3> <p>All the file creation supporting GDAL formats are available in the drop down list. Click and select the required output format for your file.<br/> <b>Note:</b> GeoTiff and ERDAS Imagine .img formats are recommended. Some formats make the application crash. Kindly stick to the recommended formats until the crash issue is resolved or use other formats if you know GDAL supports it completely.</p> <h3>Radius (bandwidth)</h3> <p>Used to specify the heatmap search radius (or kernel bandwidth) in meters or map units. The radius specifies the distance around a point at which the influence of the point will be felt. Larger values result in greater smoothing, but smaller values may show finer details and variation in point density.</p> <h3>Advanced Options</h3> <h4>Rows and Columns</h4> <p>Used to change the dimensions of the output raster file. These values are also linked to the <b>Cell size X</b> and <b>Cell size Y</b> values. Increasing the number of rows or colums will decrease the cell size and increase the file size of the output file. The values in Rows and Columns are also linked, so doubling the number of rows will automatically double the number of columns and the cell sizes will also be halved. The geographical area of the output raster will remain the same!</p> <h4>Cell size X and Y</h4> <p>Control the geographic size of each pixel in the output raster. Changing these values will also change the number of Rows and Columns in the output raster.</p> <h4>Kernel shape</h4> <p>The kernel shape controls the rate at which the influence of a point decreases as the distance from the point increases. Different kernels decay at different rates, so a triweight kernel gives features greater weight for distances closer to the point than the Epanechnikov kernel does. Consequently, triweight results in "sharper" hotspots, and Epanechnikov results in "smoother" hotspots. A number of standard kernel functions are available in QGIS, which are described and illustrated on <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(statistics)#Kernel_functions_in_common_use">Wikipedia</a>.</p> <h4>Decay ratio</h4> <p>For triangular kernels, the decay ratio defines amount of influence that applies to the outermost pixels in the buffer radius. A value of 0 reflects a standard triangular kernel, where the influences drops to zero as the distance from the pixel to the point approaches the specified radius. In contrast, a value of 1 indicates that no falloff occurs as the distance from the point increases.</p> <h4>Use radius from field</h4> <p>Optionally, the value in a specified field can be used to control the kernel radius for each point in the input layer.</p> <h4>Use weight from field</h4> <p>Optionally, a attribute containing weights for points can be used to weight some points in the input layer more than others.</p> <h2>Further Details</h2> <p>Contact the author through aruntheguy at gmail dot com</p> <h3>Create a New SpatiaLite Layer</h3> You can use this dialog to create a new SpatiaLite database and/or an empty SpatiaLite layer for editing. See below for an explanation of the dialog inputs. <h4>Database</h4> Choose the database from the drop-down list. This list is created from your saved SpatiaLite connections. If you don't have a saved connection or want to create a new database, click on the button (<label>...</label>) to the right of the drop-down. <h4>Layer name</h4> Enter a name for the layer you want to create. The name should be one word. You can use underscores in the name if you like. <h4>Geometry column</h4> Enter a name for the geometry column or accept the default. <h4>Type</h4> Choose the type of layer you want to create. <h4>EPSG SRID</h4> Enter the EPSG number for the spatial reference id (SRID). By default the SRID for WGS 84 is filled in for you. Click on <label>Find SRID</label> button to change the coordinate reference system of the layer if needed. The SRID must exist within the spatial_ref_sys in your SpatiaLite database. You can search for the SRID using partial matches on both name and SRID. <h4>Create an auto-incrementing Primary Key</h4> Clicking this check box will add a primary key to the new layer. This key field will be auto-incrementing, meaning you don't have to enter a value for it when adding features to the attribute table of the layer. <h4>New attribute</h4> Add the desired attributes by clicking on the <label>Add to attributes list</label> button after you have specified a name and type for the attribute. Only real, integer, and string attributes are supported.<br/> Width and precision are irrelevant in a SpatiaLite database so you do not have to specify these. <h4>Attributes list</h4> In this section you can see the list of attributes. To delete one of them, click on it and choose <label>Remove selected attribute</label> button. <p> Click on <label>OK</label> to create the layer and close the dialog. Clicking <label>Apply</label> also creates the layer, but keeps the dialog open, thereby allowing you to create more similar layers. <label>Cancel</label> will close the layer without further changes. <h3>Custom Coordinate Reference System Definition</h3> If QGIS does not provide the coordinate reference system you need, you can define a custom CRS. <p> To define a CRS, select <label>Custom CRS</label> from the <label>Edit</label> (Gnome, OSX) or <label>Settings</label> (KDE, Windows) menu. Custom CRS are stored in your QGIS user database. In addition to your custom CRS, this database also contains your spatial bookmarks and other custom data. <h4>Define</h4> To create a new CRS, click the <label>New</label> button and enter: <ul> <li>descriptive name <li>CRS parameters </ul> After that you can save your CRS by clicking the button <label>Save</label>. <p> Note that the Parameters must begin with a +proj=-block, to represent the new coordinate reference system. <p> Defining a custom CRS in QGIS requires a good understanding of the Proj.4 projection library. To begin, refer to the <a href="ftp://ftp.remotesensing.org/proj/OF90-284.pdf">Cartographic Projection Procedures for the UNIX Environment</a> - A User's Manual by Gerald I. Evenden, U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 90-284, 1990. This manual describes the use of the <i>proj.4</i> and related command line utilities. The cartographic parameters used with <i>proj.4</i> are described in the user manual, and are the same as those used by QGIS. <style> #toolbarConsole td{ background: #f6f6f6; } </style> <h3>Python Console for QGIS</h3> <a href="#console">Console</a><br> <a href="#editor">Editor</a><br> <a href="#settings">Settings</a><br><br> <table> <tr> <td> <p align='justify'> The QGIS Python Console is an interactive shell for the python command executions. It also has a python file editor that allows you to edit and save your python scripts. Both console and editor are based on PyQScintilla2 package.<br> The console is split in two main panes, top and bottom one resizable by using the horizontal splitter. Output area pane is a widget read-only which shows the commands output. You can drag and drop or copy and paste text into input area and execute code snippets from the output pane by selecting some text and clicking on the <label>Enter selected</label> command from the context menu. No matter if selected text contains the interpreter prompt (>>>, ...). Input area pane is the interactive python shell for input commands.<br>To access to the python file editor use the <label>Show editor</label> button from the toolbar. The editor allows to edit and save python file and it offers basic functionality for managing your code (comment and uncomment code, check syntax, share the code via codepad.org and much more). </p> </td> </tr> </table> <a name="console"> <h4>Console</h4> </a> <b><i>Main features:</i></b> <table> <tr> <td> <ul> <li>Code completion, highlighting syntax and calltips for the following APIs: <ol> <li>Python</li> <li>PyQGIS</li> <li>PyQt4</li> <li>QScintilla2</li> <li>osgeo-gdal-ogr</li> </ol> </li> <br> <li><label>Ctrl+Alt+Space</label> to view the auto-completion list.</li> <br> <li><label>Ctrl+Shift+Space</label> to view the command history list.</li> <br> <li>Execute code snippets with the <label>Enter selected</label> command from output pane.</li> <br> <li>Open QGIS API documentation by typing <label>_api</label>.</li> <br> <li>Open PyQGIS Cookbook by typing <label>_pyqgis</label>.</li> <br> <li>Save and clear the command history accessing from context menu of input pane. The history will be saved into the file ~/.qgis2/console_history.txt</li> <br> </ul> </td> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/consoleHelp.png" /></td> </tr> </table> <b><i>Toolbar:</i></b> <table width="100%" id='toolbarConsole'> <tr> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconClearConsole.png" /></td> <td colspan="2">Clear python console</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconClassConsole.png" /></td> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconProcessingConsole.png" /></td> <td>Import Processing class</td> </tr> <tr> <td></td> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconQtCoreConsole.png" /></td> <td>Import PyQt4.QtCore class</td> </tr> <tr> <td></td> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconQtGuiConsole.png" /></td> <td>Tool to import PyQt4.QtGui class</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconRunConsole.png" /></td> <td colspan="2">Run command (like Enter key pressed)</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconSettingsConsole.png" /></td> <td colspan="2">Settings</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/iconHelpConsole.png" /></td> <td colspan="2">Help</td> </tr> </table> <a name="editor"> <h4>Editor</h4> </a> <b><i>Main features:</i></b> <table> <tr> <td> <img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/editorHelp.png" /> <img src="qrc:/images/themes/default/console/classBrowserHelp.png" /> </td> <td> <ul> <li>Code completion, highlighting syntax and calltips for the following APIs: <ol> <li>Python</li> <li>PyQGIS</li> <li>PyQt4</li> <li>QScintilla2</li> <li>osgeo-gdal-ogr</li> </ol> </li> <br> <li><label>Ctrl+Space</label> to view the auto-completion list.</li> <br> <li>Sharing code snippets via codepad.org.</li> <br> <li><label>Ctrl+4</label> Syntax check.</li> <br> <li>Object inspector: a class and function browser.</li> <br> <li>Go to an object definition with a mouse click. (from Object inspector)</li> <br> <li>Execute code snippets with the <label>Enter selected</label> command.</li> <br> <li>Execute the whole script with the <label>Run script</label> command (this creates a byte-compiled file with the extension .pyc)</li> <br> </ul> </td> </tr> </table> <a name="settings"> <h4>Settings</h4> </a> <b><i>Further settings for python console:</i></b> <ul> <li><label>Autocompletion:</label> If checked the code completion is enabled. You can get autocompletion from current document, from installed APIs and both from APIs and current document</li> <br> <li><label>Autocompletion threshold:</label> Sets the threshold to display the autocompletion list (in chars typed)</li> <br> <li><label>Automatic parentheses insertion:</label> If checked enables the autoclosing for bracket</li> <br> <li><label>Auto-save script before running:</label> Allows you to save automatically the script to be executed in order to avoid to save it after any modification. This action will store a temporary file into the temporary system directory that will be automatically deleted after running.</li> <br> <li><label>Using preloaded APIs file:</label> You can choose whether use the preload APIs file or load some APIs files saved on your system.</li> <br> <li><label>Using prepared APIs file:</label> If checked the *.pap file will be used for code completion. To generate a prepared APIs file you have to load least an *.api file and then compile it by clicking on <label>Compile Apis...</label> button.</li> </ul> <p style='border: 1px solid; background:#f6f6f6;' align='justify'> <b>Note:</b> To save the state of console's widgets you have to close the Python Console from the close button. This allows you to save the geometry to be restored to the next start. </p> <h3>Create a New Oracle Connection</h3> This dialog allows you to define the settings for a connection to a Oracle database. <p> <ul> <li> <label>Name</label> A name to identify the connection settings. <li> <label>Database</label> SID or SERVICE_NAME of the Oracle instance. <li> <label>Host</label> Name or IP address of the computer hosting the database server <li> <label>Port</label> IP port used by the database server <li> <label>Username</label> Database user name. <li> <label>Password</label> Database password. <li> <label>Save Username</label> Indicates whether to save the database user name in the connection configuration. <li> <label>Save Password</label> Indicates whether to save the database password in the connection settings. <font color="red">Passwords are saved in <strong>clear text</strong> in the system configuration and in the project files!</font> <li> <label>Only look in meta data table</label> Restricts the displayed tables to those that are in the all_sdo_geom_metadata view. This can speed up the initial display of spatial tables. <li> <label>Only look for user's tables</label> When searching for spatial tables restrict the search to tables that are owner by the user. <li> <label>Also list tables with no geometry</label> Indicates that tables without geometry should also be listed by default. <li> <label>Use estimated table statistics for the layer metadata</label> When the layer is setup various metadata is required for the Oracle table. This includes information such as the table row count, geometry type and spatial extents of the data in the geometry column. If the table contains a large number of rows determining this metadata is time consuming. By activating this option the following fast table metadata operations are done: Row count is determined from all_tables.num_rows. Table extents are always determined with the SDO_TUNE.EXTENTS_OF function even if a layer filter is applied. The table geometry is determined from the first 100 non-null geometry rows in the table. <li> <label>Only existing geometry types</label> Only list the existing geometry types and don't offer to add others. </ul> <h3>GPS Plugin</h3> <h3>Finding shortest path</h3> <p>Road graph is a C++ plugin for QGIS, that calculates the shortest path between two points on any line layer and plots this path over the road network. Before using the plugin to configure it. This can be done in the menu <label>Plugins &rarr; Road graph &rarr; Settings</label></p> <p> <a href="#howto">How to</a><br/> </p> <a name="howto"> <h4>How to</h4> </a> <p>You can select start and end points with the select buttons next to the fields. Pressing the <label>Calculate</label> button will run the shortest path calculation using the optimization criterion selected in the <label>Criterion</label> combobox. The <label>Export</label> button allow you to export a calculated path to a new vector layer, and the button <label>Clear</label> will erase all fields and remove the points and calculated path from map canvas.</p> <h5>Note</h5> <p>In order to bind the start and stop points of the route to the road network Road graph selects the nearest point or arc of the graph. In fact it can bind to any part of the road network. Nevertheless, their route and its characteristics do not take into account the distance from the starting point to the road network and of the road network to the stopping point.</p> <h3>Add PostGIS Tables</h3> This dialog allows you to add PostGIS layers (tables with a geometry column) to the QGIS map canvas. <p> <a href="#connect">Connections</a><br/> <a href="#add">Adding Layers</a><br/> <a href="#filter">Filtering a Layer</a><br/> <a href="#search">Search options</a><br/> <a href="#connect"> <h4>Connections</h4> </a> <ul> <li>Choose the connection to use from the drop-down box and click <label>Connect</label>. <li>If there are no connections, use the <label>New</label> button to create a connection. <li>To modify a connection, click the <label>Edit</label> button. </ul> <a name="add"> <h4>Adding Layers</h4> </a> To add a layer: <ol> <li>Choose the desired connection from the drop-down box. <li>Click <label>Connect</label>. <li>Find the layer you want to add in the list and click on it to select it. <li>You can select additional layers by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking. <li>Click <label>Add</label> to add the layer(s) to the map. </ol> <a name="filter"> <h4>Filtering a Layer</h4> </a> To filter a layer before adding it to the map, double click on its name or use <label>Build query</label> button. This will open the Query Builder, allowing you to build up a SQL statement to use in filtering the records. <a name="search"> <h4>Search options</h4> </a> Ticking <label>Search options</label> enables additional options for searching in different column types and using 2 search modes: <label>Wildcard</label> or <label>RegExp</label>. <h3>Field Calculator</h3> The field calculator allows you to update fields with expressions. <h4>Supported Operations</h4> <table border=1> <tr> <th>Operation</th> <th>Description</th> </tr> <tr> <td> <tt>column_name</tt><br> <tt>"column_name"</tt> </td> <td>value of field <tt>column_name</tt></td> </tr> <tr><td>'<tt>string</tt>'</td><td>literal string value</td></tr> <tr><td><tt>number</tt></td><td>number</td></tr> <tr><td>NULL</td><td>null value</td></tr> <tr><td>exp(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>Euler's number e to the power of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>ln(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>natural log (i.e. base e) of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>log10(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>log base 10 of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>log(<tt>a</tt>,<tt>b</tt>)</td><td>log base <tt>b</tt> of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>sqrt(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>square root</td></tr> <tr><td>sin(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>sine of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>cos(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>cosine of <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>tan(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>tangent of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>asin(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>inverse sine of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>acos(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>inverse cosine of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>atan(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>inverse tangent of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>to int(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>convert string <tt>a</tt> to integer</td></tr> <tr><td>to real(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>convert string <tt>a</tt> to real</td></tr> <tr><td>to string(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>convert number <tt>a</tt> to string</td></tr> <tr><td>lower(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>convert string <tt>a</tt> to lower case</td></tr> <tr><td>upper(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>convert string <tt>a</tt> to upper case</td></tr> <tr><td>length(<tt>a</tt>)</td><td>length of string <tt>a</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>atan2(<tt>y</tt>,<tt>x</tt>)</td><td>inverse tangent of <tt>y</tt>/<tt>x</tt> using the signs of the two arguments to determine the quadrant of the result.</td></tr> <tr><td>replace(<tt>a</tt>,<tt>replacethis</tt>,<tt>withthat</tt>)</td><td>replace <tt>replacethis</tt> with <tt>withthat</tt> in string <tt>a</tt></td></td> <tr><td>regexp_replace(<tt>a</tt>,<tt>replacethis</tt>,<tt>withthat</tt>)</td><td>replace the regular expression <tt>replacethis</tt> with <tt>withthat</tt> in string <tt>a</tt></td></td> <tr><td>substr(<tt>a</tt>,<tt>from</tt>,<tt>len</tt>)</td><td><tt>len</tt> characters of string <tt>a</tt> starting from <tt>from</tt> (first character index is 1)</td></td> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> || <tt>b</tt></td><td>concatenate strings <tt>a</tt> and <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>$rownum</td><td>number current row</td></tr> <tr><td>$area</td><td>area of polygon</td></tr> <tr><td>$perimeter</td><td>perimeter of polygon</td></tr> <tr><td>$length</td><td>area of line</td></tr> <tr><td>$id</td><td>feature id</td></tr> <tr><td>$x</td><td>x coordinate of point</td></tr> <tr><td>$y</td><td>y coordinate of point</td></tr> <tr><td>xat(<tt>n</tt>)</td><td>x coordinate of <tt>n</tt>th point of a line (indices start at 0; negative values apply to the last index)</td></tr> <tr><td>yat(<tt>n</tt>)</td><td>y coordinate of <tt>n</tt>th point of a line (indices start at 0; negative values apply to the last index)</td></tr> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> ^ <tt>b</tt></td><td><tt>a</tt> raised to the power of <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> * <tt>b</tt></td><td><tt>a</tt> multiplied by <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> / <tt>b</tt></td><td><tt>a</tt> divided by <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> + <tt>b</tt></td><td><tt>a</tt> plus <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td><tt>a</tt> - <tt>b</tt></td><td><tt>a</tt> minus <tt>b</tt></td></tr> <tr><td>+<tt>a</tt></td><td>positive sign</td></tr> <tr><td>-<tt>a</tt></td><td>negative value of <tt>a</tt></td></tr> </table> <h3>New OGR Database Connection Dialog</h3> <h3> North Arrow Plugin</h3> Displays a north arrow overlayed onto the map. <p> At present there is only one style available. You can adjust the angle of the arrow or let QGIS set the direction automatically. If you choose to let QGIS determine the direction, it makes its best guess as to how the arrow should be oriented. For placement of the arrow you have four options, corresponding to the four corners of the map canvas. <h3>Scale bar Plugin</h3> Draws a scale bar on the map. <p> You can control the style and placement, as well as the labeling of the bar. QGIS only supports displaying the scale in the same units as your map frame. So if the units of your layers are in meters, you can't create a scale bar in feet. Likewise if you are using decimal degrees, you can't create a scale bar to display distance in meters.</p> <p> To add a scale bar: <ol> <li>Choose the placement from the <label>Placement</label> drop-down list.</li> <li>Choose the style from the <label>Scale bar style</label> list.</li> <li>Select the color for the bar <label>Color of bar</label> or use the default black color.</li> <li>Set the size of the bar and its label <label>Size of bar</label>. </li> <li>Make sure the <label>Enable scale bar</label> checkbox is checked.</li> <li>Optionally choose to automatically snap to a round number when the canvas is resized <label>Automatically snap to round number on resize</label>.</li> <li>Click <label>OK</label>.</li> </ol> <h3>Create a New PostgreSQL Connection</h3> This dialog allows you to define the settings for a connection to a PostgreSQL database. <p> <ul> <li> <label>Name</label> A name to identify the connection settings. <li> <label>Service</label> A name of a service listed in the <a href="http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/libpq-pgservice.html">Connection Service File</a>. <li> <label>Host</label> Name or IP address of the computer hosting the database server (leave blank for local connections or services). <li> <label>Port</label> IP port used by the database server (leave blank for local connections or to use default port 5432). <li> <label>Database</label> Name of the database (leave blank for default database). <li> <label>SSL mode</label> <a href="http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/libpq-ssl.html#LIBPQ-SSL-SSLMODE-STATEMENTS">SSL mode</a> of the connection <li> <label>Username</label> Database user name. <li> <label>Password</label> Database password. <li> <label>Save Username</label> Indicates whether to save the database user name in the connection configuration. <li> <label>Save Password</label> Indicates whether to save the database password in the connection settings. <font color="red">Passwords are saved in <strong>clear text</strong> in the system configuration and in the project files!</font> <li> <label>Only look in the geometry_columns table</label> Indicates that only "listed" geometry columns should be used - opposed to scanning all tables for geometry columns. <li> <label>Only look in the 'public' schema</label> Indicates that only tables in the 'public' schema should be considers - opposed to all accessible tables. <li> <label>Also list tables with no geometry</label> Indicates that tables without geometry should also be listed by default. <li> <label>Use estimated table metadata</label> When initializing layers, various queries may be needed to establish the characteristics of the geometries stored in the database table. When this option is checked, these queries examine only a sample of the rows and use the table statistics, rather than the entire table. This can drastically speed up operations on large datasets, but may result in incorrect characterization of layers (eg. the <font color="red">feature count</font> of filtered layers will not be accurately determined). </ul> <h3>Measure Tools</h3> There are two measure tools: length and area. With them, you can measure both distances and areas on the map canvas. Currently the tools provide results in metric units only. A single right mouse click stops the measuring, while two right mouse clicks starts measuring anew. <h4>Measuring Lengths</h4> To measure lengths, select the tool and click along the path you want to measure. The length of each segment is displayed as is the total length for the path. <h4>Measuring Areas</h4> To measure areas, select the tool and click to create the area. The total area is dynamically displayed as you click. <h3>Copyright Label Plugin</h3> Draws a copyright label with information.<br/> You can add any random text to the map not only a copyright label. <p> <a href="#howto">How to</a><br/> <a href="#text">Text formatting</a><br/> <a name="howto"> <h4>How to</h4> </a> <ol> <li>Make sure the plugin is loaded. <li>Click on <label>Plugins > Decorations > Copyright Label</label> or use the <label>Copyright Label</label> button from the Toolbar. <li>Enter the text you want to place on the map. You can use HTML. <li>Choose the placement of the label from the <label>Placement Bottom Right</label> drop-down box. <li>Make sure the <label>Enable Copyright Label check box</label> is checked. <li>Click <label>OK</label>. </ol> <a name="text"> <h4> Text formatting </h4> </a> This plugin supports basic HTML markup tags for formatting text. For example: <ul> <li>&lt;B&gt;<b> Bold text </b>&lt;/B&gt; </li> <li>&lt;I&gt;<i> Italics </i>&lt;/I&gt; </li> <li>&lt;U&gt;<u> Underlined text </u>&lt;/U&gt; </li> </ul> <h3>Attribute table</h3> The attribute table displays features of a selected layer. Each row in the table represents one map feature with its attributes shown in several columns. The features in the table can be searched, selected, moved or even edited. By default the attribute table is a separate window. If you opened it and cannot see it anymore, it is most likely hidden under the main QGIS window. You can make it also a docked window, by checking <label>Open attribute table in a dock window</label> in <label>Settings > Options > General</label>.<p> The number of total number of layer features, filtered features and selected features is printed on the window header.<p> <p> <a href="#Selecting">Selecting</a><br/> <a href="#Sorting">Sorting</a><br/> <a href="#Filtering">Filtering</a><br/> <a href="#Editing">Editing</a><br/> <a href="#FieldCalc">Field Calculator</a><br/> <a name="Selecting"> <h4>Selecting</h4> </a> Rows can be selected by clicking on the row number on the left side of the row. Subsequent rows can be selected by holding the mouse button down and moving the mouse to the other end of the selection. Multiple non-subsequent rows can be selected by holding the <label>Ctrl</label> key.<br> A continuous selection can be made by holding the <label>Shift</label> key and clicking on several row headers on the left side of the rows. All rows between the current cursor position and the clicked row are selected. <a name="Sorting"> <h4>Sorting</h4> </a> Each column can be sorted by clicking on its column header. A small arrow indicates the sort order (downward pointing means descending values from the top row down, upward pointing means ascending values from the top row down).<br> Activate the <label>Selected on top</label> button to show the selected rows always on top, regardless of the current sort column. <a name="Filtering"> <h4>Filtering</h4> </a> To only navigate through parts of your data, you can use the filter button on the bottom left. The following options are available. <h5>Show All Features</h5> Shows all features of the layer. <h5>Show Selected Features</h5> Shows all features which are currently selected. <h5>Show Features Visible on Map</h5> Shows all features which are currently visible on the map canvas, taking the currently visible extent and scale based visibility into account. <h5>Show Edited and New Features</h5> Shows only edited and new features. In this mode, features with uncommitted changes are shown and this is therefore a good filter to review changes, before committing them. Please note, that deleted features are not shown in this mode. <h5>Column Filter</h5> A simple filter, which lets you filter by an attribute. If the attribute contains text, it looks for sub-strings also. Searching for <b>man</b> will therefore also show records containing <b>woman</b>. After changing the filter text, press <label>Enter</label> or click on <label>Apply</label>. You can also toggle the check-box <label>Case sensitive</label>, so your filter will also match <b>Night</b> when your search text is <b>night</b>. <h5>Advanced Filter</h5> For more complex searches, this mode offers a powerful expression builder, which is similar to a SQL WHERE clause. Please refer to the built-in help of the expression builder for details on the syntax. <a name="Editing"> <h4>Editing</h4> </a> To edit values, you first have to switch the layer to editing mode. To switch to editing mode click on the <label>Toggle editing mode</label> (pencil) button or press <label>Ctrl + E</label>. Afterwards double-click on the value you want to edit or place the cursor on it and use the <label>Space</label>-Key. You can customize the widgets used for field editing in <label>Vector Layer Properties > Fields</label> <a name="FieldCalc"> <h4>Field Calculator</h4> </a> The <label>Field Calculator</label> button in the attribute table allows to perform calculations on basis of existing attribute values or defined functions, e.g. to calculate length or area of geometry features.<br> The results can be written to a new attribute column or it can be used to update values in an already existing column.<br> The vector layer needs to be in editing mode, before you can click on the <label>Field calculator</label> icon to open the dialog. <h3>Project Properties</h3> This dialog allows you to set a number of properties related to the <label>Project</label>. A Project is a saved set of layers and their settings, as well as other information required to restore the project from disk.<p> <a href="#general">General Tab</a><br/> <a href="#crs">Coordinate Reference System (CRS) Tab</a><br/> <a href="#layers">Identifiable layers Tab</a><br/> <a name="general"> <h4>General Tab</h4> </a> <table border=1> <tr><td><label>Project title</label></td><td>A descriptive title for the project. This title will be displayed in the title bar of the QGIS window</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Selection color</label></td><td>Selected features are displayed on the map using this color.</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Background color</label></td><td>The color of the map canvas.</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Save paths</label></td><td>Ability to save the paths as absolute or relative.</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Layer units</label></td><td>Choose the units appropriate for the layers in the project.</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Precision</label></td><td>Use the manual setting to set the precision of the display in the status bar. As the mouse is moved over the map canvas, the coordinates are updated and displayed in the status bar using the precision you choose. Automatic (the default) results in a default precision based on the map units.</td></tr> <tr><td><label>Digitizing</label></td><td>The option <label> Enable topological editing</label> enables editing and maintaining common boundaries in polygon mosaics. Editing a vertex in shared boundary will result in updating both boundaries.<p> To avoid digitizing all vertices of the common boundary select <label>Avoid intersections of new polygons</label>. In the dialog window tick appropriate layers to which the new polygon will be adjusted. Draw the new polygon in the way it overlap the existing one, it will be cut automatically. <p> <label>Snapping options</label> allows you to set the snapping tolerance in pixels or map units and the snapping mode: <label>to vertex</label>, <label>to segment</label>, <label>to vertex and segment</label> for every layer separately.</td></tr> </table> <a name="crs"> <h4>Coordinate Reference System (CRS) Tab</h4> </a> The Coordinate Reference System (CRS) tab allows you to set the projection for the current project and enable on the fly transformation. You do not need to have a saved project to setup and enable 'on the fly' CRS transformation. <p>To use 'on the fly' CRS transformation, click the <label>Enable 'on the fly' CRS transformation</label> check box. Then choose the projection for the project (map canvas) from the list of Geographic or Projected coordinate systems. <p>You can find a coordinate system by entering its name, EPSG code or the QGIS ID and clicking the <label>Find</label> button. <p>The list of recently used coordinate systems will be available on the bottom for quick access. <a name="layers"> <h4>Identifiable layers Tab</h4> </a> On this tab you can choose on which layers the identify tool will work. <h3>Add SpatiaLite Tables</h3> To define a new connection, click on <label>New</label> button and use the file browser to point to your SpatiaLite database, which is a file with a <i>.sqlite</i> extension.<p> The connections you define will be remembered for further use and available to choose from the drop down menu. <h3>Vector Layer Properties</h3> This dialog allows you to work with vector layer settings and properties. There are seven tabs: <p> <a href="#symbology">Symbology</a><br/> <a href="#labels">Labels</a><br/> <a href="#attributes">Attributes</a><br/> <a href="#general">General</a><br/> <a href="#metadata">Metadata</a><br/> <a href="#actions">Actions</a><br/> <a href="#diagram">Diagram Overlay</a><br/> <a name="symbology"> <h4>Symbology</h4> </a> To change the symbology for a layer, simply double click on its legend entry and the vector <label>Layer Properties</label> dialog will be shown.<p> Within this dialog you can style your vector layer. Depending on the selected rendering option you have the possibility to also classify your map features. <h5>Legend type</h5> QGIS supports a number of symbology renderers to control how vector features are displayed. Currently the following renderers are available: <ul> <li><label>Single symbol</label> - a single style is applied to every object in the layer. <li><label>Graduated symbol</label> - objects within the layer are displayed with different symbols classified by the values of a particular field. <li><label>Continuous color</label> - objects within the layer are displayed with a spread of colors classified by the numerical values within a specified field. <li><label>Unique value</label> - objects are classified by the unique values within a specified field with each value having a different symbol. </ul> <h5>New symbology</h5> Click <label>New symbology</label> button to use new symbology implementation for the layer. <h5>Vector transparency</h5> QGIS allows to set a transparency for every vector layer. This can be done with the slider <label>Transparency</label>. This is very useful for overlaying several vector layers. <h5>Saving styles</h5> Once you have styled your layer you also could save your layer-style to a separate file (with *.qml ending). To do this, use the button <label>Save Style...</label>. No need to say that <label>Load Style...</label> loads your saved layer-style-file.<br/> If you wish to always use a particular style whenever the layer is loaded, use the <label>Save As Default</label> button to make your style the default. Also, if you make changes to the style that you are not happy with, use the <label>Restore Default Style</label> button to revert to your default style. <a name="labels"> <h4>Labels</h4> </a> The Labels tab allows you to enable labeling features and control a number of options related to fonts, placement, style, alignment and buffering.<br/> Check the <label>Display labels</label> check box to enable labeling. <h5>Basic Label options</h5> Choose the field to label with.<p> Select the use the <label>Font</label> and <label>Color</label> buttons to set the font and color. You can also change the angle and the placement of the text-label.<p> If have labels extending over several lines, check <label>Multiline labels?</label>. QGIS will check for a true line return in your label field and insert the line breaks accordingly. A true line return is a single character &#92;n, (not two separate characters, like a backslash &#92; followed by the character n). <h5>Placement</h5> Change the label placement by selecting one of the radio buttons in the <label>Placement</label> group. <h5>Font size units</h5> The <label>Font size units</label> allows you to select between <label>Points</label> or <label>Map units</label>. <h5>Buffer labels</h5> To buffer the labels means putting a backdrop around them to make them stand out better. To buffer the lakes labels: <ol> <li>Click the <label>Buffer Labels</label> check box to enable buffering. <li>Choose a size for the buffer using the spin box. <li>Choose a color by clicking on <label>Color</label> and choosing your favorite from the color selector. You can also set some transparency for the buffer if you prefer. <li>Click <label>Apply</label> to see if you like the changes. </ol> Notice you can also specify the buffer size in map units if that works out better for you. <h5>Data defined placement, properties, buffer, position</h5> The remaining entries inside the <label>Label</label> tab allow you control the appearance of the labels using attributes stored in the layer. The entries beginning with <label>Data defined</label> allow you to set all the parameters for the labels using fields in the layer. <a name="attributes"> <h4>Attributes</h4> </a> Within the <label>Attributes</label> tab the attributes of the selected data set can be manipulated. The buttons <label>New Column</label> and <label>Delete Column</label> can be used, when the data set is in editing mode. The OGR library supports to add new columns, but not to remove them, if you have a GDAL version >= 1.6 installed. Otherwise only columns from PostGIS layers can be edited.<p> The <label>Toggle editing mode</label> button toggles this mode.<p> Within the Attributes tab you also find an edit widget column. This column can be used to define values or a range of values that are allowed to be added to the specific attribute table column. If you click on the <label>edit widget</label> button, a dialog opens, where you can define different widgets. These widgets are:<br/> <ul> <li><label>Line edit</label> an edit field which allows to enter simple text (or restrict to numbers for numeric attributes). <li><label>Classification</label> Displays a combo box with the values used for classification, if you have chosen <label>unique value</label> as legend type in the symbology tab of the properties dialog. <li><label>Range</label> Allows to set numeric values from a specific range. The edit widget can be either a slider or a spin box. <li><label>Unique value</label> The user can select one of the values already used in the attribute table. If <label>editable</label> is activated, a line edit is shown with auto completion support, but additional values are possible, otherwise a combo box is used. <li><label>File name</label> Simplifies the selection by adding a file chooser dialog. <li><label>Value map</label> a combo box with predefined items. The value is stored in the attribute, the description is shown in the combo box. You can define values manually or load them from a layer or a csv file. <li><label>Enumeration</label> Opens a combo box with values that can be used within the columns type. This is currently only supported by the Postgres provider. <li><label>Immutable</label> The immutable attribute column is read-only. The user is not able to modify the content. <li><label>Hidden</label> A hidden attribute column is invisible to the user. <li><label>Checkbox</label> A check box is shown. The value representing the state of the check box in the attribute has to be entered. <li><label>Text edit</label> A text edit field is shown, that allows entering multiline text. </ul> <a name="general"> <h4>General</h4> </a> The General tab allows you to change the display name, set scale dependent rendering options, create a spatial index of the vector file (only for OGR supported formats and PostGIS) and view or change the projection of the specific vector layer.<p> You can also set a provider specific filter expressions using the <label>Query Builder</label>. <h5>Subset</h5> The <label>Query Builder</label> button allows you to limit the features of a layer to a subset matching an provider specific filter expression. <a name="metadata"> <h4>Metadata</h4> </a> The <label>Metadata</label> tab contains information about the layer, including specifics about the type and location, number of features, feature type, and the editing capabilities. The Layer Spatial Reference System section, providing projection information, is displayed on this tab. This is a quick way to get information about the layer. <a name="actions"> <h4>Actions</h4> </a> QGIS provides the ability to perform an action based on the attributes of a feature. This can be used to perform any number of actions, for example, running a program with arguments built from the attributes of a feature or passing parameters to a web reporting tool. <br/> Actions are useful when you frequently want to run an external application or view a web page based on one or more values in your vector layer.<p> The new implementation of actions uses the QGIS expression engine to do evaluations. Each expression is evaluated and replaced by its result at runtime.<p> An expression must be enclosed between <code>[%</code> and <code>%]</code> - the GUI has some buttons which do that for you automatically. The <label>Insert expression...</label> button launches the <label>Expression builder</label> which allows to write an expression easily, the <label>Insert field</label> button inserts into the action a placeholder like <code>[% "fieldname" %]</code> where fieldname is the name of the field selected in the field dropdown list.<p> See the User Guide for further information. <h5>Using Actions</h5> Actions can be invoked from the <label>Identify Results</label> dialog or using the <label>Run feature action</label> tool on the toolbar.<p> Each action adds a little set of custom expressions to the default set available in the <label>Expression builder</label>.<br/> While running actions from the <label>Identify Results</label> dialog the custom expression <code>$currfield</code> will be replaced with the value of the selected field in the dialog, using the <label>Run feature action</label> tool the following custom expressions are available (instead of $currfield): <ul> <li><code>$clickx</code> returns the x coordinate of the click position on the canvas</li> <li><code>$clicky</code> returns the y coordinate of the click position on the canvas</li> <li><code>$layerid</code> returns the ID of the selected layer in the legend</li> </ul> Note: the <label>Run feature action</label> tool executes the actions on all the matching features, where as <label>Identify Results</label> allows you to select which specific feature to run action on.<p> <h5>Action Examples</h5> You can add some example actions by clicking on the <label>Add default actions</label> button. <a name="diagram"> <h4>Diagram Overlay</h4> </a> The Diagram tab allows you to add a graphic overlay to a vector layer. To activate this feature, open the <label>Plugin Manager</label> and select the <label>Diagram Overlay</label> plugin. After this, there is a new tab in the vector <label>Layer Properties</label> dialog where the settings for diagrams may be entered.<p> The current implementation of diagrams provides support for pie- and bar charts and for linear scaling of the diagram size according to a classification attribute. <h3>Spatial Bookmarks</h3> Spatial Bookmarks allow you to "bookmark" a geographic location and return to it later. <p> <a href="#creating">Creating a Bookmark</a><br/> <a href="#working">Working with Bookmarks</a><br/> <a href="#zooming">Zooming to a Bookmark</a><br/> <a href="#deleting">Deleting a Bookmark</a><br/> <a href="#updating">Updating a Bookmark</a><br/> <a name="creating"> <h4>Creating a Bookmark</h4> </a> To create a bookmark: <ol> <li>Zoom or pan to the area of interest. <li>Click on the <label>New bookmark</label> or type Ctrl-B. <li>Enter a descriptive name for the bookmark (up to 255 characters). <li>Click <label>OK</label> to add the bookmark or <label>Cancel</label> to exit without adding the bookmark. </ol> Note that you can have multiple bookmarks with the same name. <a name="working"> <h4>Working with Bookmarks</h4> </a> To use or manage bookmarks, click on the <label>Show bookmarks</label> button or choose <label>Show Bookmarks</label> from the <label>View</label> menu. The bookmarks dialog allows you to zoom to or delete a bookmark. You can not edit the bookmark name or coordinates. <a name="zooming"> <h5>Zooming to a Bookmark</h5> </a> From the Geo spatial Bookmarks dialog, select the desired bookmark by clicking on it, then click the <label>Zoom to</label> button. <p> You can also zoom to a bookmark by double-clicking on it. <a name="deleting"> <h5>Deleting a Bookmark</h5> </a> To delete a bookmark from the Bookmarks dialog, click on it then click the <label>Delete</label> button. Confirm your choice by clicking <label>OK</label> or cancel the delete by clicking <label>Cancel</label>. <a name="updating"> <h5>Updating a Bookmark</h5> </a> To update the extent of a bookmark, click on it then click the <label>Update</label> button. Confirm your choice by clicking <label>OK</label> or cancel the update by clicking <label>Cancel</label>. <h3>Road graph plugin settings</h3> <p>Road graph is a C++ plugin for QGIS, that calculates the shortest path between two points on any polyline layer and plots this path over the road network.</p> <p> <a href="#creating">Plugin units</a><br/> <a href="#topologyTolerance">Topology tolerance</a><br/> <a href="#layerSettings">Transport layer settings</a><br/> </p> <a name="creating"> <h4>Plugin units</h4> </a> <p>You can adjust the units of the calculated distance and time of the path. Select the units in <label>Distance unit</label> and <label>Time unit</label>.</p> <a name="topologyTolerance"> <h4>Topology tolerance</h4> </a> <p><label>Topology tolerance</label> - the distance in units of the project. If the distance of two points falls short the topological tolerance, they are considered to be the vertex. A topological tolerance value greater than zero slows down the plugin, but you can use not ideal data sources.</p> <h5>Note</h5> <p>The Road graph plugin considers two roads as linked, if they have a common node. A Node is uniquely identified by it's coordinates. However, in the process of digitizing errors may occur. The errors sometimes occur when the network is transformed from one coordinate reference system to another. This might cause the Road graph plugin to consider connected roads as disconnected. In that case the topological tolerance should be set to a value greater than zero.</p> <a name="LayerSettings"> <h4>Transport layer settings</h4> </a> <p><label>Layer</label> - the data layer of roads.</p> <p><label>Field direction</label> - the value of this field indicates how to interpret the Road graph plugin layers feature. <label>Value for forward direction</label> - the direction of movement corresponds to the order of points in a feature. <label>Value for reverse direction</label> - the direction of movement corresponds to the reverse order of points in the feature. <label>Value for two-way direction</label> - both possible.</p> <p>Speed field</p> - field containing the recorded speed on the road.</p> <h5>Default settings</h5> <p>If the attribute table of your linear layer does not contain the required fields or fields contain unexpected values, the plugin will use default values. You can set them in the default tab <label>Default settings</label>.</p> <h3>Query Builder</h3> The query builder allows you to create provider specific filter expressions. These are usually evaluated much faster than the generic QGIS expressions, but are sometimes limited (e.g. for shape files) or behave diffently. <h4>Providers</h4> <table border=1> <tr> <th>Provider</th> <th>Documentation</th> </tr> <tr> <td>OGR</td> <td>where clauses depending on the <a href="http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_formats.html">format</a> (eg. <a href="http://www.gdal.org/ogr/ogr_sql.html">OGR SQL</a> for shape files) </td> </tr> <tr> <td>PostgreSQL/PostGIS</td> <td>where clauses using <a href="http://www.postgresql.org/docs/">PostgreSQL</a> and <a href="http://postgis.net/documentation">PostGIS</a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td>SpatiaLite</td> <td>where clauses using <a href="http://www.sqlite.org/lang_select.html">SQLite</a> and <a href="http://www.gaia-gis.it/gaia-sins/spatialite-sql-4.1.0.html">SpatiaLite</a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td>Oracle Spatial/Locator</td> <td>where clauses using <a href="http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28400/sdo_index_query.htm#autoId9">Oracle Spatial/Locator</a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan=2>...</td> </tr> </table> <h3>Create a New SQL Anywhere Connection</h3> This dialog allows you to define the settings for a connection to a SQL Anywhere database. <p> <ul> <li> <label>Name</label> A name to identify the connection settings. <li> <label>Host</label> Name or IP address of the computer hosting the database server (leave blank for local connections). <li> <label>Port</label> IP port used by the database server (leave blank for local connections or to use default port 2638). <li> <label>Server</label> Name of the database server (leave blank for default server on host). <li> <label>Database</label> Name of the database (leave blank for default database on server). <li> <label>Connection Parameters</label> Additional parameters to add to the connection string (semi-colon delimitted list). See the SQL Anywhere documentation for a list and description of available connection parameters. <li> <label>Username</label> Database user name. <li> <label>Password</label> Database password. <li> <label>Save Username</label> Indicates whether to save the database user name in the connection configuration. <li> <label>Save Password</label> Indicates whether to save the database password in the connection settings. <em>Passwords are saved in <strong>clear text</strong> in the system configuration!</em> <li> <label>Simple Encryption</label> Secure the connection to the database using simple encryption. <li> <label>Estimate table metadata</label> When initializing layers, various queries may be needed to establish the characteristics of the geometries stored in the database table. When this option is checked, these queries examine only a sample of the rows, rather than the entire table. This can significantly speed up layer initialization, but may result in incorrect characterization of layers containing heterogenous types. <li> <label>Search other users' tables</label> Indicates that the layer list should be populated from all layers stored in the database. When unchecked (the default), only layers stored in tables owned by the connected user are displayed. </ul> <h3>Open Vector Layer Dialog</h3> The open vector layer dialog is used to add vector data to the QGIS map view. Vector data are spatial data described using geometries of points, lines and polygons (enclosed areas).</p> QGIS supports vector data in a number of formats, including those supported by the OGR library data provider plugin, such as ESRI shape files, MapInfo MIF (interchange format) and MapInfo TAB (native format).</p> QGIS supports PostGIS layers in a PostgreSQL database and SpatiaLite layers. Support for additional data types (eg. delimited text) is provided by additional data provider plugins. A list of OGR supported vector formats can be found in Appendix A.1 of the User Guide.</p> Detailed description how to proceed with vector data is described in chapter 5 'Working with Vector Data'. <h3>Manage and install Plugins</h3> <p> Manage and install plugins. </p> <a href="#installedtab">Installed tab</a><br/> <a href="#getmoretab">Get more tab</a><br/> <a href="#newtab">New tab</a><br/> <a href="#upgradabletab">Upgradable tab</a><br/> <a href="#invalidtab">Invalid tab</a><br/> <a href="#settingstab">Settings tab</a><br/> <a name="installedtab"> <h4>Installed tab</h4> </a> <p> This tab shows you the list of currently installed plugins on your system. Both python and C++ plugins are listed. </p> <p> You can enable or disable them by clicking the checkbox in front of the name.<br/> Selecting an item show the plugin information in the detail pane. </p> <p> There is a context menu (right click) available, to change the sorting on: name, number of downloads, votes and status. </p> <a name="getmoretab"> <h4>Get more tab</h4> </a> <p> This tab shows you the list of available plugins from the remote repositories. It is downloaded once if you start up. But you can change that in the Settings </p> <p> Selecting an item shows you the plugin information in the detail pane. </p> <a name="newtab"> <h4>New tab</h4> </a> <p> This tab will be shown when a new plugin is made available! It will be shown just once. </p> <a name="upgradabletab"> <h4>Upgradable tab</h4> </a> <p> This tab is only available if one of your installed plugins can be upgraded from the remote repositories. </p> <a name="Invalid tab"> <h4>Invalid tab</h4> </a> <p> This tab is only available if there is a invalid plugin. Mostly caused by an error during loading the plugin. </p> <a name="settingstab"> <h4>Settings tab</h4> </a> <p> In this tab you can change the Settings for the plugin manager. </p> <p> It is possible to check how often QGIS will download the list and update information from the available repositories. </p> <p> By checking the 'Show experimental plugins' checkbox, all plugins will be shown in the lists, even the ones that are considered 'experimental' by the author. <table border=1 width='95%' align='center'><tr><td> Note: Experimental plugins are generally unsuitable for production use. These plugins are in the early stages of development, and should be considered "incomplete" or "proof of concept" tools. The QGIS development team does not recommend installing these plugins unless you intend to use them for testing purposes. </td></tr></table> </p> <h3>Style Manager</h3> <h3>Options</h3> This dialog allows you to select some basic options for QGIS. There are eight tabs: <p> <a href="#general">General</a><br/> <a href="#ren">Rendering & SVG</a><br/> <a href="#map">Map tools</a><br/> <a href="#over">Overlay</a><br/> <a href="#digit">Digitizing</a><br/> <a href="#crs">CRS</a><br/> <a href="#loc">Locale</a><br/> <a href="#net">Network & Proxy</a><br/> <a name="general"> <h4>General</h4> </a> On this tab you can set general options for project behavior on opening/saving, default map appearance, your favorite icon theme and many others. <a name="ren"> <h4>Rendering & SVG</h4> </a> Within this tab you can set general rendering options for map layers.<br> By default, QGIS renders all visible layers whenever the map canvas must be refreshed. The events that trigger a refresh of the map canvas include: <ul> <li>Adding a layer <li>Panning or zooming <li>Resizing the QGIS window <li>Changing the visibility of a layer or layers </ul> QGIS allows you to control the rendering process in a number of ways:<p> You can set an option to always load new layers without drawing them.<br> This means the layer will be added to the map, but its visibility check box in the legend will be unchecked by default. To set this option, uncheck the <label>By default new layers added to the map should be displayed</label> check box.<p> You can set an option to update the map display as features are drawn. <br> By default, QGIS does not display any features for a layer until the entire layer has been rendered. To update the display as features are read from the data store, set the <label>Number of features to draw before updating the display</label> to an appropriate value. Setting a value of 0 disables update during drawing (this is the default). Setting a value too low will result in poor performance as the map canvas is continually updated during the reading of the features. A suggested value to start with is 500. <a name="map"> <h4>Map tools</h4> </a> <h5>Identify</h5> The <label>Mode</label> setting determines which layers will be shown by the <label>Identify</label> tool. By switching to <label>Top down</label> instead of <label>Current layer</label> attributes for all identifiable layers will be shown with the <label>Identify</label> tool. <h5>Measure tool</h5> Here you can set an ellipsoid for distance calculations, measurement units and preferred color of rubber band. <h5>Panning and zooming</h5> Allows to define mouse wheel action and zoom factor. <a name="over"> <h4>Overlay</h4> </a> Define placement algorithm for labels. Choose between <label>central point (fastest)</label>, <label>chain (fast)</label>, <label>popmusic tabu chain (slow)</label>, <label>popmusic tabu (slow)</label> and <label>popmusic chain (very slow)</label>. <a name="digit"> <h4>Digitizing</h4> </a> <h5>Rubber band</h5> In the <label>Digitizing</label> tab you can define settings for digitizing line width and color. <h5>Snapping</h5> Here you can define a general, project wide snapping tolerance. <p> You can select between <label>To vertex</label>, <label>To segment</label> or <label>To vertex and segment</label> as default snap mode. You can also define a default snapping tolerance and a search radius for vertex edits. The tolerance can be set either in map units or in pixels. The advantage of choosing pixels, is that the snapping tolerance doesn't have to be changed after zoom operations.<p> A layer based snapping tolerance can be defined by choosing <label>Settings</label> (or <label>File</label>) > <label>Project Properties...</label>. In the <label>General</label> tab, section <label>Digitize</label> you can click on <label>Snapping options...</label> to enable and adjust snapping mode and tolerance on a layer basis. <h5>Vertex markers</h5> You can define marker style as <label>Semi transparent circle</label>, <label>Cross</label> or <label>None</label> and size; you can also set showing markers only for selected features. <h5>Enter attribute values</h5> By default, after digitizing a new feature, QGIS asks you to enter attribute values for that feature. Ticking <label>Suppress attributes pop-up windows after each created feature</label> allows you to enter the attributes later. <a name="crs"> <h4>CRS</h4> </a> QGIS no longer sets the map CRS to the coordinate reference system of the first layer loaded. When you start a QGIS session with layers that do not have a CRS, you need to check and define the CRS definition for these layers. This can be done globally on this tab.<p> The global default CRS <i>proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs</i> comes predefined in QGIS but can of course be changed, and the new definition will be saved for subsequent QGIS sessions. <a name="lov"> <h4>Locale</h4> </a> Informs you about active system locale. To change it tick <label>Override system locale</label> and restart QGIS. <a name="net"> <h4>Network & Proxy</h4> </a> Tick <label>Use proxy for web access</label> to define host, port, user, and password. <h3>Create New Vector Layer</h3> To create a new layer for editing, choose <label>New Vector Layer</label> from the <label>Layer</label> menu.<br/> With this dialog you can create a shape file layer. <h4>Type</h4> Choose the type of layer <label>Point</label>, <label>Line</label> or <label>Polygon</label>.<br/> Click on <label>Specify CRS</label> button to change the coordinate reference system of the layer if needed. <h4>New attribute</h4> Add the desired attributes by clicking on the <label>Add to attributes list</label> button after you have specified a name and type for the attribute. Only real, integer, and string attributes are supported.<br/> You can also define the width and precision of the new attribute column. <h4>Attributes list</h4> In this section you can see the list of attributes. To delete one of them, click on it and choose <label>Remove selected attribute</label> button. <h3>Add SQL Anywhere Tables</h3> This dialog allows you to add SQL Anywhere layers (tables with a geometry column) to the QGIS map canvas. <p> <a href="#connect">Connections</a><br/> <a href="#add">Adding Layers</a><br/> <a href="#filter">Filtering a Layer</a><br/> <a href="#search">Search options</a><br/> <a href="#connect"> <h4>Connections</h4> </a> <ul> <li>Choose the connection to use from the drop-down box and click <label>Connect</label>. <li>If there are no connections, use the <label>New</label> button to create a connection. <li>To modify or delete the selected connection, click the <label>Edit</label> or <label>Delete</label> buttons, respectively. </ul> <a name="add"> <h4>Adding Layers</h4> </a> To add a layer: <ol> <li>Choose the desired connection from the drop-down box. <li>Click <label>Connect</label>, which will populate the list of layers from the database. Options that affect how this list is populated are described in the help for the new connection dialogue box. <li>Find the layer you want to add in the list and click on it to select it. <li>You can select additional layers by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking. <li>Click <label>Add</label> to add the layer(s) to the map. </ol> <a name="filter"> <h4>Filtering a Layer</h4> </a> To filter a layer before adding it to the map, either double click on its name or select it and click the <label>Build query</label> button. This will open the Query Builder, allowing you to build up a SQL statement to use in filtering the records. <a name="search"> <h4>Search options</h4> </a> Ticking <label>Search options</label> enables additional options for searching in different column types and using 2 search modes: <label>Wildcard</label> or <label>RegExp</label>. <h3>Save vector layer as...</h3> <p>This dialog allows you to save vector data in various formats using GDAL/OGR. <ul> <li>From the <label>Format</label> list you can select the destination format (as advertised by OGR). <li>At <label>Save as</label> you can enter a destination files name or select one using the <label>Browse</label> button. <li>In the <label>Encoding</label> list you can define in which encoding the data should be saved. <li>Using the <label>CRS</label> you can select a CRS into which the data about to be saved should be reprojected. <li>OGR also has various options for the different formats it supports. Use the <label>datasource</label> creation field to set the datasource options and the <label>layer</label> creation options. Enter one options per line (e.g. <code>SPATIALITE=yes</code> in the <label>datasource</label> to create a spatialite database using the SQLite driver). </ul> See <a href="http://gdal.org/ogr/ogr_formats.html">OGR Vector formats</a> for a list of supported formats and the available options. <h3>Delimited Text File Layer</h3> Loads and displays delimited text files <p> <a href="#re">Overview</a><br/> <a href="#creating">Creating a delimited text layer</a><br/> <a href="#csv">How the delimiter, quote, and escape characters work</a><br /> <a href="#regexp">How regular expression delimiters work</a><br /> <a href="#wkt">How WKT text is interpreted</a><br /> <a href="#attributes">Attributes in delimited text files</a><br /> <a href="#example">Example of a text file with X,Y point coordinates</a><br/> <a href="#wkt_example">Example of a text file with WKT geometries</a><br/> <a href="#python">Using delimited text layers in Python</a><br/> </p> <h4><a name="re">Overview</a></h4> <p>A &quot;delimited text file&quot; contains data in which each record starts on a new line, and is split into fields by a delimiter such as a comma. This type of file is commonly exported from spreadsheets (for example CSV files) or databases. Typically the first line of a delimited text file contains the names of the fields. </p> <p> Delimited text files can be loaded into QGIS as a layer. The records can be displayed spatially either as a point defined by X and Y coordinates, or using a Well Known Text (WKT) definition of a geometry which may describe points, lines, and polygons of arbitrary complexity. The file can also be loaded as an attribute only table, which can then be joined to other tables in QGIS. </p> <p> In addition to the geometry definition the file can contain text, integer, and real number fields. By default QGIS will choose the type of field based on its the non blank values of the field. If all can be interpreted as integer then the type will be integer, if all can be interpreted as real numbers then the type will be double, otherwise the type will be text. </p> <p> QGIS can also read the types from an OGR CSV driver compatible &quot;csvt&quot; file. This is a file alongside the data file, but with a &quot;t&quot; appended to the file name. The file should just contain one linewhich lists the type of each field. Valid types are &quot;integer&quot;, &quot;real&quot;, &quot;string&quot;, &quot;date&quot;, &quot;time&quot;, and &quot;datetime&quot;. The date, time, and datetime types are treated as strings in QGIS. Each type may be followed by a width and precision, for example &quot;real(10.4)&quot;. The list of types are separated by commas, regardless of the delimiter used in the data file. An example of a valid format file would be: </p> <pre> &quot;integer&quot;,&quot;string&quot;,&quot;string(20)&quot;,&quot;real(20.4)&quot; </pre> <h4><a name="creating">Creating a delimited text layer</a></h4> <p>Creating a delimited text layer involves choosing the data file, defining the format (how each record is to be split into fields), and defining the geometry is represented. This is managed with the delimited text dialog as detailed below. The dialog box displays a sample from the beginning of the file which shows how the format options have been applied. </p> <h5>Choosing the data file</h5> <p>Use the &quot;Browse...&quot; button to select the data file. Once the file is selected the layer name will automatically be populated based on the file name. The layer name is used to represent the data in the QGIS legend. </p> <p> By default files are assumed to be encoded as UTF-8. However other file encodings can be selected. For example &quot;System&quot; uses the default encoding for the operating system. It is safer to use an explicit coding if the QGIS project needs to be portable. </p> <h5>Specifying the file format</h5> <p>The file format can be one of <ul> <li>CSV file format. This is a format commonly used by spreadsheets, in which fields are delimited by a comma character, and quoted using a &quot;(quote) character. Within quoted fields, a quote mark is entered as &quot;&quot;.</li> <li>Selected delimiters. Each record is split into fields using one or more delimiter character. Quote characters are used for fields which may contain delimiters. Escape characters may be used to treat the following character as a normal character (ie to include delimiter, quote, and new line characters in text fields). The use of delimiter, quote, and escape characters is detailed <a href="#csv">below</a>. <li>Regular expression. Each line is split into fields using a &quot;regular expression&quot; delimiter. The use of regular expressions is details <a href="#regexp">below</a>. </ul> <h5>Record and field options</h5> <p>The following options affect the selection of records and fields from the data file</p> <ul> <li>Number of header lines to discard: used to ignore header lines at the beginning of the text file</li> <li>First record has fields names: if selected then the first record in the file (after the discarded lines) is interpreted as names of fields, rather than as a data record.</li> <li>Trim fields: if selected then leading and trailing whitespace characters will be removed from each field (except quoted fields). </li> <li>Discard empty fields: if selected then empty fields (after trimming) will be discard. This affects the alignment of data into fields and is equivalent to treating consecutive delimiters as a single delimiter. Quoted fields are never discarded.</li> <li>Decimal separator is comma: if selected then commas instead of points are used as the decimal separator in real numbers. For example <tt>-51,354</tt> is equivalent to -51.354. </li> </ul> <h5>Geometry definition</h5> <p>The geometry is can be define as one of</p> <ul> <li>Point coordinates: each feature is represented as a point defined by X and Y coordinates.</li> <li>Well known text (WKT) geometry: each feature is represented as a well known text string, for example <tt>POINT(1.525622 51.20836)</tt>. See details of the <a href="#wkt">well known text</a> format. <li>No geometry (attribute only table): records will not be displayed on the map, but can be viewed in the attribute table and joined to other layers in QGIS</li> </ul> <p>For point coordinates the following options apply:</p> <ul> <li>X field: specifies the field containing the X coordinate</li> <li>Y field: specifies the field containing the Y coordinate</li> <li>DMS angles: if selected coordinates are represented as degrees/minutes/seconds or degrees/minutes. QGIS is quite permissive in its interpretation of degrees/minutes/seconds. A valid DMS coordinate will contain three numeric fields with an optional hemisphere prefix or suffix (N, E, or + are positive, S, W, or - are negative). Additional non numeric characters are generally discarded. For example <tt>N41d54'01.54&quot;</tt> is a valid coordinate. </li> </ul> <p>For well known text geometry the following options apply:</p> <ul> <li>Geometry field: the field containing the well known text definition.</li> <li>Geometry type: one of &quot;Detect&quot; (detect), &quot;Point&quot;, &quot;Line&quot;, or &quot;Polygon&quot;. QGIS layers can only display one type of geometry feature (point, line, or polygon). This option selects which geometry type is displayed in text files containing multiple geometry types. Records containing other geometry types are discarded. If &quot;Detect&quot; is selected then the type of the first geometry in the file will be used. &quot;Point&quot; includes POINT and MULTIPOINT WKT types, &quot;Line&quot; includes LINESTRING and MULTLINESTRING WKT types, and &quot;Polygon&quot; includes POLYGON and MULTIPOLYGON WKT types. </ul> <h5>Layer settings</h5> <p>Layer settings control the way the layer is managed in QGIS. The options available are:</p> <ul> <li>Use spatial index. Create a spatial index to improve the performance of displaying and selecting spatial objects. This option may be useful for files larger than a few megabytes in size.</li> <li>Use subset index. Create an index if a subset of records is being used (either by explicitly setting a subset string from the layer properties dialog, or an implicit subset of features for which the geometry is valid in files for which all not geometries are valid). The index will only be created when a subset is defined.</li> <li>Watch file. If this options is selected QGIS will watch the file for changes by other applications, and reload the file when it is changed. The map will not be updated until refreshed by the user, but indexes and extents will be reloaded. This option should be selected if indexes are used and it is likely that another application will change the file. </li> </ul> <h4><a name="csv">How the delimiter, quote, and escape characters work</a></h4> <p>Records are split into fields using three character sets: delimiter characters, quote characters, and escape characters. Other characters in the record are considered as data, split into fields by delimiter characters. Quote characters occur in pairs and cause the text between them to be treated as a data. Escape characters cause the character following them to be treated as data. </p> <p> Quote and escape characters cannot be the same as delimiter characters - they will be ignored if they are. Escape characters can be the same as quote characters, but behave differently if they are.</p> <p>The delimiter characters are used to mark the end of each field. If more than one delimiter character is defined then any one of the characters can mark the end of a field. The quote and escape characters can override the delimiter character, so that it is treated as a normal data character.</p> <p>Quote characters may be used to mark the beginning and end of quoted fields. Quoted fields can contain delimiters and may span multiple lines in the text file. If a field is quoted then it must start and end with the same quote character. Quote characters cannot occur within a field unless they are escaped.</p> <p>Escape characters which are not quote characters force the following character to be treated as data. (that is, to stop it being treated as a new line, delimiter, or quote character). </p> <p>Escape characters that are also quote characters have much more limited effect. They only apply within quotes and only escape themselves. For example, if <tt>'</tt> is a quote and escape character, then the string <tt>'Smith''s&nbsp;Creek'</tt> will represent the value Smith's&nbsp;Creek. </p> <h4><a name="regexp">How regular expression delimiters work</a></h4> <p>Regular expressions are mini-language used to represent character patterns. There are many variations of regular expression syntax - QGIS uses the syntax provided by the <a href="http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qregexp.html">QRegExp</a> class of the <a href="http://qt.digia.com">Qt</a> framework.</p> <p>In a regular expression delimited file each line is treated as a record. Each match of the regular expression in the line is treated as the end of a field. If the regular expression contains capture groups (eg <tt>(cat|dog)</tt>) then these are extracted as fields. If this is not desired then use non-capturing groups (eg <tt>(?:cat|dog)</tt>). </p> <p>The regular expression is treated differently if it is anchored to the start of the line (that is, the pattern starts with <tt>^</tt>). In this case the regular expression is matched against each line. If the line does not match it is discarded as an invalid record. Each capture group in the expression is treated as a field. The regular expression is invalid if it does not have capture groups. As an example this can be used as a (somewhat unintuitive) means of loading data with fixed width fields. For example the expression <pre> ^(.{5})(.{10})(.{20})(.{20}) </pre> <p>will extract four fields of widths 5, 10, 20, and 20 characters from each line. Lines less than 55 characters long will be discarded. </p> <h4><a name="wkt">How WKT text is interpreted</a></h4> <p> The delimited text layer recognizes the following <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_text">well known text</a> types - <tt>POINT</tt>, <tt>MULTIPOINT</tt>, <tt>LINESTRING</tt>, <tt>MULTILINESTRING</tt>, <tt>POLYGON</tt>, and <tt>MULTIPOLYGON</tt>. It will accept geometries with a Z coordinate (eg <tt>POINT&nbsp;Z</tt>), a measure (<tt>POINT&nbsp;M</tt>), or both (<tt>POINT&nbsp;ZM</tt>). </p> <p> It can also handle the PostGIS EWKT variation, in which the geometry is preceded by an spatial reference system id (eg <tt>SRID=4326;POINT(175.3&nbsp;41.2)</tt>), and a variant used by Informix in which the WKT is preceded by an integer spatial reference id (eg <tt>1 POINT(175.3&nbsp;41.2)</tt>). In both cases the SRID is ignored. </p> <h4><a name="attributes">Attributes in delimited text files</a></h4> <p>Each record in the delimited text file is split into fields representing attributes of the record. Usually the attribute names are taken from the first data record in the file. However if this does not contain attribute names, then they will be named <tt>field_1</tt>, <tt>field_2</tt>, and so on. Also if records have more fields than are defined in the header record then these will be named <tt>field_#</tt>, where # is the field number (note that empty fields at the end of a record are ignored). QGIS may override the names in the text file if they are numbers, or have names like <tt>field_#</tt>, or are duplicated. </p> <p> In addition to the attributes explicitly in the data file QGIS assigns a unique feature id to each record which is the line number in the source file on which the record starts. </p> <p> Each attribute also has a data type, one of string (text), integer, or real number. The data type is inferred from the content of the fields - if every non blank value is a valid integer then the type is integer, otherwise if it is a valid real number then the type is real, otherwise the type is string. Note that this is based on the content of the fields - quoting fields does not change the way they are interpreted. </p> <h4><a name="example">Example of a text file with X,Y point coordinates</a></h4> <pre> X;Y;ELEV -300120;7689960;13 -654360;7562040;52 1640;7512840;3 </pre> <p>This file:</p> <ul> <li> Uses <b>;</b> as delimiter. Any character can be used to delimit the fields.</li> <li>The first row is the header row. It contains the field names X, Y and ELEV.</li> <li>The x coordinates are contained in the X field.</li> <li>The y coordinates are contained in the Y field.</li> </ul> <h4><a name="wkt_example">Example of a text file with WKT geometries</a></h4> <pre> id|wkt 1|POINT(172.0702250 -43.6031036) 2|POINT(172.0702250 -43.6031036) 3|POINT(172.1543206 -43.5731302) 4|POINT(171.9282585 -43.5493308) 5|POINT(171.8827359 -43.5875983) </pre> <p>This file:</p> <ul> <li>Has two fields defined in the header row: id and wkt. <li>Uses <b>|</b> as a delimiter.</li> <li>Specifies each point using the WKT notation </ul> <h4><a name="python">Using delimited text layers in Python</a></h4> <p>Delimited text data sources can be creating from Python in a similar way to other vector layers. The pattern is: </p> <pre> from PyQt4.QtCore import QUrl, QString from qgis.core import QgsVectorLayer, QgsMapLayerRegistry # Define the data source filename="test.csv" uri=QUrl.fromLocalFile(filename) uri.addQueryItem("type","csv") uri.addQueryItem("delimiter","|") uri.addQueryItem("wktField","wkt") # ... other delimited text parameters layer=QgsVectorLayer(QString(uri.toEncoded()),"Test CSV layer","delimitedtext") # Add the layer to the map if layer.isValid(): QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer( layer ) </pre> <p>This could be used to load the second example file above.</p> <p>The configuration of the delimited text layer is defined by adding query items to the uri. The following options can be added </p> <ul> <li><tt>encoding=..</tt> defines the file encoding. The default is &quot;UTF-8&quot;</li> <li><tt>type=(csv|regexp|whitespace)</tt> defines the delimiter type. Valid values are csv, regexp, and whitespace (which is just a special case of regexp). The default is csv.</li> <li><tt>delimiter=...</tt> defines the delimiters that will be used for csv formatted files, or the regular expression for regexp formatted files. The default is , for CSV files. There is no default for regexp files.</li> <li><tt>quote=..</tt> (for csv files) defines the characters used to quote fields. The default is &quot;</li> <li><tt>escape=..</tt> (for csv files) defines the characters used to escape the special meaning of the next character. The default is &quot;</li> <li><tt>skipLines=#</tt> defines the number of lines to discard from the beginning of the file. The default is 0.</li> <li><tt>useHeader=(yes|no)</tt> defines whether the first data record contains the names of the data fields. The default is yes.</li> <li><tt>trimFields=(yes|no)</tt> defines whether leading and trailing whitespace is to be removed from unquoted fields. The default is no.</li> <li><tt>maxFields=#</tt> defines the maximum number of fields that will be loaded from the file. Additional fields in each record will be discarded. The default is 0 - include all fields. (This option is not available from the delimited text layer dialog box).</li> <li><tt>skipEmptyFields=(yes|no)</tt> defines whether empty unquoted fields will be discarded (applied after trimFields). The default is no.</li> <li><tt>decimalPoint=.</tt> specifies an alternative character that may be used as a decimal point in numeric fields. The default is a point (full stop) character.</li> <li><tt>wktField=fieldname</tt> specifies the name or number (starting at 1) of the field containing a well known text geometry definition</li> <li><tt>xField=fieldname</tt> specifies the name or number (starting at 1) of the field the X coordinate (only applies if wktField is not defined)</li> <li><tt>yField=fieldname</tt> specifies the name or number (starting at 1) of the field the Y coordinate (only applies if wktField is not defined)</li> <li><tt>geomType=(auto|point|line|polygon|none)</tt> specifies type of geometry for wkt fields, or none to load the file as an attribute-only table. The default is auto.</li> <li><tt>subset=expression</tt> specifies an expression used to identify a subset of the records that will be used.</li> <li><tt>crs=...</tt> specifies the coordinate system to use for the vector layer, in a format accepted by QgsCoordinateReferenceSystem.createFromString (for example &quot;EPSG:4167&quot;). If this is not specified then a dialog box may request this information from the user when the layer is loaded (depending on QGIS CRS settings).</li> <li><tt>subsetIndex=(yes|no)</tt> specifies whether the provider should build an index to define subset during the initial file scan. The index will apply both for explicitly defined subsets, and for the implicit subset of features for which the geometry definition is valid. By default the subset index is built if it is applicable.</li> <li><tt>spatialIndex=(yes|no)</tt> specifies whether the provider should build a spatial index during the initial file scan. By default the spatial index is not built. </li> <li><tt>watchFile=(yes|no)</tt> specifies whether the provider should use a file system watcher to monitor for changes to the file.</li> <li><tt>quiet=(yes|no)</tt> specifies whether errors encountered loading the layer are presented in a dialog box (they will be written to the QGIS log in any case). The default is no. This option is not available from the GUI</li> </ul> <h3>Print Composer</h3> <p> The print composer lets you arrange items onto a page, which can then be printed. Items include the content of the map canvas, the scale bar, the legend, and arbitrary images. </p> <p> Click on one of the icons along the top of the composer window to select what type of item to place on the page, then click and draw on the page to place the item. The size of some items, such as the map canvas and scale bar can be set by clicking and dragging on the page. Other items have a fixed size, but which can be changed later on by highlighting the item and then adjusting the size fields in the left hand pane. </p> dxf2shpConverter Converts DXF files in Shapefile format &Dxf2Shp dxf2shpConverterGui Dxf Importer Input and output Input DXF file ... Output file Export text labels Output file type Polyline Polygon Point Warning Please specify a file to convert. Please specify an output file Fields description: * Input DXF file: path to the DXF file to be converted * Output Shp file: desired name of the shape file to be created * Shp output file type: specifies the type of the output shape file * Export text labels checkbox: if checked, an additional shp points layer will be created, and the associated dbf table will contain information about the "TEXT" fields found in the dxf file, and the text strings themselves --- Developed by Paolo L. Scala, Barbara Rita Barricelli, Marco Padula CNR, Milan Unit (Information Technology), Construction Technologies Institute. For support send a mail to scala@itc.cnr.it Choose a DXF file to open DXF files Choose a file name to save to Shapefile eVis eVis Database Connection eVis Event Id Tool eVis Event Browser Create layer from a database query Open an Event Browers and display the selected feature Open an Event Browser to explore the current layer's features eVisDatabaseConnectionGui Undefined No predefined queries loaded Open File New Database connection requested... Error: You must select a database type Error: No host name entered Error: No database name entered Connection to [%1.%2] established connected Tables Connection to [%1.%2] failed: %3 Error: Parse error at line %1, column %2: %3 Error: Unabled to open file [%1] Error: Query failed: %1 Error: Could not create temporary file, process halted Error: A database connection is not currently established eVisDatabaseConnectionGuiBase Database Connection Predefined Queries Load predefined queries Loads an XML file with predefined queries. Use the Open File window to locate the XML file that contains one or more predefined queries using the format described in the user guide. The description of the selected query. Select the predefined query you want to use from the drop-down list containing queries identified from the file loaded using the Open File icon above. To run the query you need to click on the SQL Query tab. The query will be automatically entered in the query window. not connected <html><head><meta name="qrichtext" content="1" /><style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; text-decoration:none;"> <p style=" margin-top:0px; margin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; text-indent:0px;"><span style=" font-style:italic;">Connection Status: </span></p></body></html> Database Host Enter the database host. If the database resides on your desktop you should enter ¨localhost¨. If you selected ¨MSAccess¨ as the database type this option will not be available. Password to access the database. Enter the name of the database. Username Enter the port through which the database must be accessed if a MYSQL database is used. Connect to the database using the parameters selected above. If the connection was successful a message will be displayed in the Output Console below saying the connection was established. Connect User name to access the database. Select the type of database from the list of supported databases in the drop-down menu. Database Name Password Database Type Port SQL Query Run the query entered above. The status of the query will be displayed in the Output Console below. Run Query Enter the query you want to run in this window. A window for status messages to be displayed. Output Console eVisDatabaseLayerFieldSelectionGuiBase Database File Selection The name of the field that contains the Y coordinate of the points. The name of the field that contains the X coordinate of the points. Enter the name for the new layer that will be created and displayed in QGIS. Y Coordinate X Coordinate Name of New Layer eVisGenericEventBrowserGui Generic Event Browser Field Value Warning This tool only supports vector data No active layers found Error Unable to connect to either the map canvas or application interface An invalid feature was received during initialization Event Browser - Displaying records 01 of %1 Attribute Contents Event Browser - Displaying records %1 of %2 Select Application All ( * ) eVisGenericEventBrowserGuiBase Display Use the Previous button to display the previous photo when more than one photo is available for display. Previous Use the Next button to display the next photo when more than one photo is available for display. Next All of the attribute information for the point associated with the photo being viewed is displayed here. If the file type being referenced in the displayed record is not an image but is of a file type defined in the “Configure External Applications” tab then when you double-click on the value of the field containing the path to the file the application to open the file will be launched to view or hear the contents of the file. If the file extension is recognized the attribute data will be displayed in green. 1 Image display area Display area for the image. Options File path Attribute containing path to file Use the drop-down list to select the field containing a directory path to the image. This can be an absolute or relative path. If checked the path to the image will be defined appending the attribute in the field selected from the “Attribute Containing Path to Image” drop-down list to the “Base Path” defined below. Path is relative If checked, the relative path values will be saved for the next session. Remember this Reset to default Resets the values on this line to the default setting. Reset Compass bearing Attribute containing compass bearing Use the drop-down list to select the field containing the compass bearing for the image. This bearing usually references the direction the camera was pointing when the image was acquired. If checked an arrow pointing in the direction defined by the attribute in the field selected from the drop-down list to the right will be displayed in the QGIS window on top of the point for this image. Display compass bearing If checked, the Display Compass Bearing values will be saved for the next session. Compass offset Define the compass offset manually. Manual A value to be added to the compass bearing. This allows you to compensate for declination (adjust bearings collected using magnetic bearings to true north bearings). East declinations should be entered using positive values and west declinations should use negative values. Define the compass offset using a field from the vector layer attribute table. From Attribute Use the drop-down list to select the field containing the compass bearing offset. This allows you to compensate for declination (adjust bearings collected using magnetic bearings to true north bearings). East declinations should be entered using positive values and west declinations should use negative values. If checked, the compass offset values will be saved for the next session. Resets the compass offset values to the default settings. Relative paths The base path or url from which images and documents can be “relative” Base Path The Base Path onto which the relative path defined above will be appended. If checked, the Base Path will be saved for the next session. Enters the default “Base Path” which is the path to the directory of the vector layer containing the image information. If checked, the Base Path will append only the file name instead of the entire relative path (defined above) to create the full directory path to the file. Replace entire path/url stored in image path attribute with user defined Base Path (i.e. keep only filename from attribute) If checked, the current check-box setting will be saved for the next session. Clears the check-box on this line. If checked, the same path rules that are defined for images will be used for non-image documents such as movies, text documents, and sound files. If not checked the path rules will only apply to images and other documents will ignore the Base Path parameter. Apply Path to Image rules when loading docs in external applications Clicking on Save will save the settings without closing the Options pane. Clicking on Restore Defaults will reset all of the fields to their default settings. It has the same effect as clicking all of the “Reset to default” buttons. Configure External Applications File extension and external application in which to load a document of that type A table containing file types that can be opened using eVis. Each file type needs a file extension and the path to an application that can open that type of file. This provides the capability of opening a broad range of files such as movies, sound recording, and text documents instead of only images. Extension Application Add new file type Add a new file type with a unique extension and the path for the application that can open the file. Delete current row Delete the file type highlighted in the table and defined by a file extension and a path to an associated application. eVisImageDisplayWidget Zoom in Zoom in to see more detail. Zoom out Zoom out to see more area. Zoom to full extent Zoom to display the entire image. fTools QGIS version detected: This version of fTools requires at least QGIS version 1.0.0 Plugin will not be enabled. &Analysis Tools Distance matrix Sum line lengths Points in polygon Basic statistics List unique values Nearest neighbour analysis Mean coordinate(s) Line intersections &Research Tools Random selection Random selection within subsets Random points Regular points Vector grid Select by location Polygon from layer extent &Geoprocessing Tools Convex hull(s) Buffer(s) Intersect Union Symetrical difference Clip Dissolve Difference Eliminate sliver polygons G&eometry Tools Export/Add geometry columns Check geometry validity Polygon centroids Delaunay triangulation Voronoi Polygons Extract nodes Simplify geometries Densify geometries Multipart to singleparts Singleparts to multipart Polygons to lines Lines to polygons &Data Management Tools Define current projection Join attributes by location Split vector layer Merge shapefiles to one Create spatial index function_help <h3>week() function</h3> Extract the week number from a date, or the number of weeks from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>week(date)</code><br> <code>week(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is date or datetime. The date to extract the week from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of weeks from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>week('2012-05-12') &rarr; 19</code><br> <code>week(tointerval('3 weeks')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>week(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 104.285...</code><br> <h3>CASE expression</h3> A conditional expression that can be used to evaluate multiple expressions and return a result. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre> CASE WHEN <i>condition</i> THEN <i>result</i> [ ...n ] [ ELSE <i>result</i> ] END </pre> [ ] marks optional components <h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> WHEN condition</i> - The condition expression to evaluate. <br> <i> THEN result</i> - If <i>condition</i> evaluates to True then <i>result</i> is evaluated and returned. <br> <i> ELSE result</i> - If none of the above conditions evaluated to True then <i>result</i> is evaluated and returned. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <pre> CASE WHEN <i>"column" IS NULL</i> THEN <i>'None'</i> ELSE <i>"column"</i> END </pre> <h3>right() function</h3> Returns a substring that contains the <i>n</i> rightmost characters of the string. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>right(string, pos)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. The string. <br> <code>length</code> - is int. The number of characters from the right to return. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>right('Hello World',5) &rarr; 'World'</code><br> <h3>Color Group</h3> This group contains functions for manipulating colors <h3>length() function</h3> Returns the length of a string. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> length(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The String to count the length of.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> length('HELLO') &rarr; 5</p> <h3>upper() function</h3> Converts a string to upper case letters. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> upper(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The String to convert to upper case.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> upper('hello WOrld') &rarr; 'HELLO WORLD'</p> <h3>left() function</h3> Returns a substring that contains the <i>n</i> leftmost characters of the string. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>left(string, length)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. The string. <br> <code>length</code> - is int. The number of characters from the left to return. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>left('Hello World',5) &rarr; 'Hello'</code><br> <h3>$scale function</h3> Returns the current scale of the map canvas. <br> Note: This function is only available in some contexts and will be 0 otherwise. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>$scale</code><br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>$scale &rarr; 10000</code><br> <h3>color_rgb() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its red, green, and blue components <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_rgb(<i>red, green, blue</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> red</i> &rarr; the red component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <i> green</i> &rarr; the green component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <i> blue</i> &rarr; the blue component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_rgb(255,127,0) &rarr; '#ff7f00'</p> <h3>ceil() function</h3> Rounds a number upwards. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>ceil(value)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>value</code> - a number. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>ceil(4.9) &rarr; 5</code><br> <code>ceil(-4.9) &rarr; -4</code><br> <h3>toreal() function</h3> Converts a string to real number. Nothing changed if a value cannot be converted to real (e.g '123.56asd' is invalid). Numbers are rounded after saving changes if the precision is smaller than the result of the conversion. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> toreal(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The String to convert to real number.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> toreal('123.45') &rarr; 123.45</p> <h3>xat() function</h3> Retrieves a x coordinate of the current feature <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>xat(i)</code> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>i<code> - is int. index of point of a line (indices start at 0; negative values apply to the last index). <h4>Example</h4> <pre>xat(1) &rarr; 5</pre> <h3>$numpages function</h3> Returns the total number of pages in the composition. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$numpages</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$numpages &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>strpos() function</h3> Return the index of a regular expression in a string. <h4>Syntax</h4> strpos(<i>haystack</i>, <i>needle</i>) <br><br> Returns -1 if the expression isn't found. <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> haystack</i> &rarr; is string. The string that is to be searched.<br> <i> needle</i> &rarr; is string. The regular expression to look for.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> strpos('HELLO WORLD','WORLD') &rarr; 6<br> strpos('HELLO WORLD','GOODBYE') &rarr; -1<br> <h3>rand() function</h3> Returns a random integer within the range specified by the minimum and maximum argument (inclusive). <br> This function takes two arguments. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>rand(min, max)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>min</code> - an integer representing the smallest possible random number desired.<br> <code>max</code> - an integer representing the largest possible random number desired. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>rand(1, 10) &rarr; 8</code><br> <h3>floor() function</h3> Rounds a number downwards. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>floor(value)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>value</code> - a number. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>floor(4.9) &rarr; 4</code><br> <code>floor(-4.9) &rarr; -5</code><br> <h3>toint() function</h3> Converts a string to integer number. Nothing changed if a value cannot be converted to integer (e.g '123asd' is invalid). <p><h4>Syntax</h4> toint(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The String to convert to integer number.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> toint('123') &rarr; 123</p> <h3>yat() function</h3> Retrieves a y coordinate of the current feature <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>yat(i)</code> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>i<code> - is int. index of point of a line (indices start at 0; negative values apply to the last index). <h4>Example</h4> <pre>yat(1) &rarr; 5</pre> <h3>tostring() function</h3> Converts a number to string. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> tostring(<i>number</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i>number</i> &rarr; is integer or real. The number to convert to string.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> tostring(123) &rarr; '123'</p> <h3>$rownum function</h3> Returns the number of the current row. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$rownum</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$rownum &rarr; 4711</pre> <h3>atan2() function</h3> Returns arcustangens of y/x using the signs of the two arguments to determine the quadrant of the result <p><h4>Syntax</h4> atan2(<i>real</i>, <i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; y coordinate difference<br> <i>real</i> &rarr; x coordinate difference</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> atan2(1.0, 1.732) &rarr; 0.523611477769969</p> <h3>sin() function</h3> Returns sinus of an angle. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> sin(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; angle in radians.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> sin(1.571) &rarr; 0.999999682931835</p> <h3>clamp() function</h3> Restricts an input value to a specified range. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> clamp(<i>minimum</i>,<i>input</i>,<i>maximum</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> minimum</i> &rarr; The smallest value <i>input</i> is allowed to take.<br> <i> input</i> &rarr; a value which will be restricted to the range specified by <i>minimum</i> and <i>maximum</i>.<br> <i> maximum</i> &rarr; The largest value <i>input</i> is allowed to take.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> clamp(1,5,10) &rarr; 5 (<i>input</i> is between 1 and 10 so is returned unchanged)<br> clamp(1,0,10) &rarr; 1 (<i>input</i> is less than minimum value of 1, so function returns 1)<br> clamp(1,11,10) &rarr; 10 (<i>input</i> is greater than maximum value of 10, so function returns 11)<br> <h3>month() function</h3> Extract the month part from a date, or the number of months from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>month(date)</code><br> <code>month(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is date or datetime. The date to extract the month from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of months from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>month('2012-05-12') &rarr; 05</code><br> <code>month(tointerval('3 months')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>month(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 4.033...</code><br> <h3>$area function</h3> Returns the area size of the current feature. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$area</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$area &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>day() function</h3> Extract the day from a date, or the number of days from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>day(date)</code><br> <code>day(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is date or datetime. The date to extract the day from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of days from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>day('2012-05-12') &rarr; 12</code><br> <code>day(tointerval('3 days')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>day(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 730</code><br> <h3>todate() function</h3> Convert a string into Qt data type. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>todate('string')</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string in Qt date format. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>todate('2012-05-04') &rarr; 2012-05-04</code><br> <h3>lpad() function</h3> Returns a string with supplied width padded using the fill character. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>lpad(string, length, fill)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. The string. <br> <code>length</code> - is int. The length of the new string. <br> <code>fill</code> - is char. The character to padd the remaining space with. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>lpad('Hello', 10, 'x') &rarr; 'Helloxxxxx'</code><br> <h3>acos() function</h3> Returns arcuscosinus of a value in radians. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> acos(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; cos of an angle.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> acos(0.5) &rarr; 1.0471975511966</p> <h3>Fields and Values</h3> Contains a list of fields from the layer. Sample values can also be accessed via right-click. <br><br> Select the field name from the list then right-click to access context menu with options to load sample values from the selected field. <p><h4>Note:</h4> Loading field values from WFS layers isn't supported, before the layer is actually inserted, ie. when building queries. </p> <h3>log() function</h3> Returns the value of the logarithm of the passed value and base. <br> This function takes two arguments. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>log(base, value)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>base</code> - any positive number.<br> <code>value</code> - any positive number. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>log(2, 32) &rarr; 5</code><br> <code>log(0.5, 32) &rarr; -5</code><br> <h3>Geometry Group</h3> This group contains functions that operate on geometry objects e.g length, area. <h3>Field</h3> Double click to add field name to expression string. <br><br> Right-Click on field name to open context menu sample value loading options. <p><h4>Note:</h4> Loading field values from WFS layers isn't supported, before the layer is actually inserted, ie. when building queries. </p> <h3>$page function</h3> Returns the current page number within a composition. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$page</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$page &rarr; 2</pre> <h3>exp() function</h3> Returns exponential of an value. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> exp(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; number.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> exp(1.0) &rarr; 2.71828182845905</p> <h3>rpad() function</h3> Returns a string with supplied width padded using the fill character. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>rpad(string, width, fill)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. The string. <br> <code>width</code> - is int. The length of the new string. <br> <code>fill</code> - is char. The character to padd the remaining space with. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>rpad('Hello', 10, 'x') &rarr; 'xxxxxHello'</code><br> <h3>round() function</h3> Rounds a number to number of decimal places. <br> This function can take one or two arguments depending on what is needed. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>round(decimal,places)</code><br> <code>round(decimal)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>decimal</code> - is decimal. The decimal number to be rounded. <br> <code>places</code> - is int. The number of places to round decimal too. Can be negative. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>round(1234.567, 2 ) &rarr; 1234.57</code><br> use <code>round(decimal)</code> to round to the nearest integer<br> <code>round(1234.567) &rarr; 1235</code><br> <h3>$now function</h3> Returns the current date and time <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$now</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$now &rarr; 2012-07-22T13:24:57</pre> <h3>scale_exp() function</h3> Transforms a given value from an input domain to an output range using an exponential curve. This function can be used to ease values in or out of the specified output range. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> scale_exp(<i>val</i>,<i>domain_min</i>,<i>domain_max</i>,<i>range_min</i>,<i>range_max</i>,<i>exponent</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> val</i> &rarr; is a value in the input domain. The function will return a corresponding scaled value in the output range.<br> <i> domain_min, domain_max</i> &rarr; specify the input domain, the smallest and largest values the input <i>val</i> should take.<br> <i> range_min, range_max</i> &rarr; specify the output range, the smallest and largest values which should be output by the function.<br> <i> exponent</i> &rarr; a positive value (greater than 0), which dictates the way input values are mapped to the output range. Large exponents will cause the output values to 'ease in', starting slowly before accelerating as the input values approach the domain maximum. Smaller exponents (less than 1) will cause output values to 'ease out', where the mapping starts quickly but slows as it approaches the domain maximum.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <b>Easing in, using an exponent of 2:</b><br> scale_exp(5,0,10,0,100,2) &rarr; 25<br> scale_exp(7.5,0,10,0,100,2) &rarr; 56.25<br> scale_exp(9.5,0,10,0,100,2) &rarr; 90.25<br> <br> <b>Easing out, using an exponent of 0.5:</b><br> scale_exp(3,0,10,0,100,0.5) &rarr; 54.772<br> scale_exp(6,0,10,0,100,0.5) &rarr; 77.459<br> scale_exp(9,0,10,0,100,0.5) &rarr; 94.868<br> <h3>Date and Time Group</h3> This group contains functions for handling date and time data. <h3>$id function</h3> Returns the feature id of the current row. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$id</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$id &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>$perimeter function</h3> Returns the perimeter length of the current feature. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$perimeter</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$perimeter &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>tointerval() function</h3> Converts a string to a interval type. Can be used to take days, hours, month, etc off a date. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>tointerval('string')</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. Format {n} days {n} hours {n} months <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>todatetime('2012-05-05 12:00:00') - tointerval('1 day 2 hours') &rarr; 2012-05-04T10:00:00</code><br> <h3>hour() function</h3> Extract the hour from a datetime or time, or the number of hours from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>hour(datetime)</code><br> <code>hour(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is datetime or time. The date to extract the hour from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of hours from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>hour('2012-07-22T13:24:57') &rarr; 13</code><br> <code>hour(tointerval('3 hours')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>hour(age('2012-07-22T13:00:00','2012-07-22T10:00:00')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>hour(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 17520</code><br> <h3>color_hsla() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its hue, saturation, lightness and alpha (transparency) attributes <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_hsla(<i>hue, saturation, lightness, alpha</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> hue</i> &rarr; the hue of the color, as an integer value from 0 to 360.<br> <i> saturation</i> &rarr; the saturation percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> lightness</i> &rarr; the lightness percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> alpha</i> &rarr; the alpha component as an integer value from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (opaque).<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_hsla(100,50,70,200) &rarr; '166,217,140,200'</p> <h3>$pi constant</h3> Returns pi as value for calculations <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$pi</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$pi &rarr; 3.14159265358979</pre> <h3>Record Group</h3> This group contains functions that operate on record identifiers. <h3>totime() function</h3> Convert a string into Qt time type. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>totime('string')</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string in Qt time format. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>totime('12:30:01') &rarr; 12:30:01</code><br> <h3>replace() function</h3> Returns a string with the the supplied string replaced. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> replace(<i>string,before,after</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The start string.<br> <i> before</i> &rarr; is string. The string to replace.<br> <i> after</i> &rarr; is string. The string that will replace <i>before</i><br></p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> replace('QGIS SHOULD ROCK','SHOULD','DOES') &rarr; 'QGIS DOES ROCK'</p> <h3>Conditionals Group</h3> This group contains functions to handle conditional checks in expressions. <h3>abs() function</h3> Returns the absolute value of a number.<br> <h4>Syntax</h4> abs(<i>value</i>)<br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>value</code> - a number.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <code>abs(-2) &rarr; 2</code><br> <h3>max() function</h3> Returns the largest value in a set of values. <h4>Syntax</h4> max(<i>value<i>[,<i>value</i>...]) <h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> value</i> &rarr; a number.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> max(2,10.2,5.5) &rarr; 10.2 <h3>color_cmyk() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its cyan, magenta, yellow and black components <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_cmyk(<i>cyan, magenta, yellow, black</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> cyan</i> &rarr; the cyan component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> magenta</i> &rarr; the magenta component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> yellow</i> &rarr; the yellow component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> black</i> &rarr; the black component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_cmyk(100,50,0,10) &rarr; '#0073e6'</p> <h3>sqrt() function</h3> Returns square root of a value <p><h4>Syntax</h4> sqrt(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; number.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> sqrt(9) &rarr; 3</p> <h3>ramp_color() function</h3> Returns a string representing a color from a color ramp. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> ramp_color(<i>ramp_name,value</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> ramp_name</i> &rarr; the name of the color ramp as a string, for example 'Spectral'.<br> <i> value</i> &rarr; the position on the ramp to select the color from as a real number between 0 and 1.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> ramp_color('Spectral',0.3) &rarr; '#fdbe73'</p> <p><h4>Note:</h4> The color ramps available vary between QGIS installations. This function may not give the expected results if you move your Quantum project. </p> <h3>Conditions Group</h3> This group contains functions that operate on condition. <h3>color_cmyka() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its cyan, magenta, yellow, black and alpha (transparency) components <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_cmyka(<i>cyan, magenta, yellow, black, alpha</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> cyan</i> &rarr; the cyan component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> magenta</i> &rarr; the magenta component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> yellow</i> &rarr; the yellow component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> black</i> &rarr; the black component of the color, as a percentage integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> alpha</i> &rarr; the alpha component as an integer value from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (opaque).<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_cmyka(100,50,0,10,200) &rarr; '0,115,230,200'</p> <h3>format_number() function</h3> Returns a number formatted with the locale separator for thousands. Also truncates the number to the number of supplied places. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>format_number(number,places)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>number</code> - is number. The number to be formatted. <br> <code>places</code> - is int. The number of decimal places to truncate the string to. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>format_number(10000000.332,2) &rarr; 10,000,000.33</code> <h3>year() function</h3> Extract the year part from a date, or the number of years from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>year(date)</code><br> <code>year(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is date or datetime. The date to extract the year from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of years from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>year('2012-05-12') &rarr; 2012</code><br> <code>year(tointerval('3 Years')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>year(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 1.9986..</code><br> <h3>CASE expression</h3> A conditional expression that can be used to evaluate multiple expressions and return a result. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre> CASE WHEN <i>condition</i> THEN <i>result</i> [ ...n ] [ ELSE <i>result</i> ] END </pre> [ ] marks optional components <h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> WHEN condition</i> - The condition expression to evaluate. <br> <i> THEN result</i> - If <i>condition</i> evaluates to True then <i>result</i> is evaluated and returned. <br> <i> ELSE result</i> - If none of the above conditions evaluated to True then <i>result</i> is evaluated and returned. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <pre> CASE WHEN <i>"column" IS NULL</i> THEN <i>'None'</i> END </pre> <h3>randf() function</h3> Returns a random float within the range specified by the minimum and maximum argument (inclusive). <br> This function takes two arguments. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>randf(min, max)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>min</code> - a float representing the smallest possible random number desired.<br> <code>max</code> - a float representing the largest possible random number desired. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>randf(1, 10) &rarr; 4.59258286403147</code><br> <h3>scale_linear() function</h3> Transforms a given value from an input domain to an output range using linear interpolation. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> scale_linear(<i>val</i>,<i>domain_min</i>,<i>domain_max</i>,<i>range_min</i>,<i>range_max</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> val</i> &rarr; is a value in the input domain. The function will return a corresponding scaled value in the output range.<br> <i> domain_min, domain_max</i> &rarr; specify the input domain, the smallest and largest values the input <i>val</i> should take.<br> <i> range_min, range_max</i> &rarr; specify the output range, the smallest and largest values which should be output by the function.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> scale_linear(5,0,10,0,100) &rarr; 50<br> scale_linear(0.2,0,1,0,360) &rarr; 72 <i>(eg, scaling a value between 0 and 1 to an angle between 0 and 360)</i><br> scale_linear(1500,1000,10000,9,20) &rarr; 10.22 <i>(eg, scaling a population which varies between 1000 and 10000 to a font size between 9 and 20)</i><br> <h3>trim() function</h3> Removes all leading and trailing whitespace (spaces, tabs, etc) from a string. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> trim(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The string to trim.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> trim(' hello world ') &rarr; 'hello world'</p> <h3>minute() function</h3> Extract the minute from a datetime or time, or the number of minutes from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>minute(datetime)</code><br> <code>minute(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is datetime or time. The date to extract the minute from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of minutes from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>minute('2012-07-22T13:24:57') &rarr; 24</code><br> <code>minute(tointerval('3 minutes')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>minute(age('2012-07-22T00:20:00','2012-07-22T00:00:00')) &rarr; 20</code><br> <code>minute(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 1051200</code><br> <h3>age() function</h3> Returns the difference between two dates. <br><br> The difference is returned as a <code>Interval</code> and needs to be used with one of the following functions in order to extract useful information: <ul> <li><code>year</code> <li><code>month</code> <li><code>week</code> <li><code>day</code> <li><code>hour</code> <li><code>minute</code> <li><code>second</code> </ul> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>age(string,string)</code><br> <code>age(datetime,datetime)</code><br> <code>age(string,datetime)</code><br> <code>age(datetime,string)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. A string in date format. <br> <code>datetime</code> - is date or datetime. A date or datetime type. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>age('2012-05-12','2012-05-2') &rarr; Interval</code><br> use <code>day</code> to extract number of days<br> <code>day(age('2012-05-12','2012-05-2')) &rarr; 10</code><br> <h3>log10() function</h3> Returns the value of the base 10 logarithm of the passed expression. <br> This function takes one argument. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>log10(value)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>value</code> - any positive number. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>log10(1) &rarr; 0</code><br> <code>log10(100) &rarr; 2</code><br> <h3>Conversions Group</h3> This group contains functions to convert on data type to another e.g string to integer, integer to string. <h3>cos() function</h3> Returns cosinus of an angle. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> cos(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; angle in radians.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> cos(1.571) &rarr; 0.000796326710733263</p> <h3>Operators Group</h3> This group contains operators e.g + - * <h3>second() function</h3> Extract the seconds from a datetime or time, or the number of seconds from a <code>Interval</code> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>second(datetime)</code><br> <code>second(Interval)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>date</code> - is datetime or time. The date to extract the second from. <br> <code>Interval</code> - is Interval. The Interval to return the number of seconds from. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>second('2012-07-22T13:24:57') &rarr; 57</code><br> <code>second(tointerval('3 seconds')) &rarr; 3</code><br> <code>second(age('2012-07-22T00:20:00','2012-07-22T00:00:00')) &rarr; 1200</code><br> <code>second(age('2012-01-01','2010-01-01')) &rarr; 63072000</code><br> <h3>atan() function</h3> Returns arcustanget of a value in radians. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> atan(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; tan of an angle.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> atan(0.5) &rarr; 0.463647609000806</p> <h3>$length function</h3> Returns the length of the current feature. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$length</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$length &rarr; 42.4711</pre> <h3>title() function</h3> Converts all words of a string to title case (all words lower case with leading capital letter). <p><h4>Syntax</h4> title(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The string to convert to title case.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> upper('hello WOrld') &rarr; 'Hello World'</p> <h3>regexp_match() function</h3> Returns true if any part of a string matches the supplied regular expression. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> regexp_match(<i>string,regex</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The string to test against the regular expression.<br> <i> regex</i> &rarr; is string. The regular expression to test against. Backslash characters must be double escaped (eg "&#92;&#92;s" to match a white space character). Non-greedy regular expressions are not supported.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> regexp_match('QGIS ROCKS','&#92;&#92;sROCKS') &rarr; 1</p> <h3>substr() function</h3> Return a part of a string <p><h4>Syntax</h4> substr(<i>string,startpos,length</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The full string.<br> <i> startpos</i> &rarr; is number. The start position to extract from.<br> <i> length</i> &rarr; is number. The length of the string to extract.<br></p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> substr('HELLO WORLD',3,5) &rarr; 'LLO W'</p> <h3>format() function</h3> Format a string using supplied arguments. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>format('string', arg, [arg...n])</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. String with Qt QString place holders. Use %1, %2, etc for placeholders. Placeholders can be repeated. <br> <code>arg [arg...n]</code> - any type. Any number of args. <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>format('This %1 a %2','is', 'test') &rarr; This is a test</code><br> <h3>regexp_replace() function</h3> Returns a string with the supplied regular expression replaced. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> regexp_replace(<i>string,regex,after</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The start string.<br> <i> regex</i> &rarr; is string. The regular expression to replace. Backslash characters must be double escaped (eg "&#92;&#92;s" to match a white space character). Non-greedy regular expressions are not supported.<br> <i> after</i> &rarr; is string. The string that will replace any matching occurences of the supplied regular expression. Captured groups can be inserted into the replacement string using &#92;&#92;1, &#92;&#92;2, etc. <br></p> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> regexp_replace('QGIS SHOULD ROCK','&#92;&#92;sSHOULD&#92;&#92;s',' DOES ') &rarr; 'QGIS DOES ROCK'</p> <h3>regexp_substr() function</h3> Returns the portion of a string which matches a supplied regular expression. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> regexp_substr(<i>string,regex</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The input string.<br> <i> regex</i> &rarr; is string. The regular expression to match against. Backslash characters must be double escaped (eg "&#92;&#92;s" to match a white space character). Non-greedy regular expressions are not supported.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> regexp_substr('abc123','(&#92;&#92;d+)') &rarr; '123'</p> <h3>$y function</h3> Returns the y coordinate of the current feature. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$y</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$y &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>color_rgba() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its red, green, blue, and alpha (transparency) components <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_rgba(<i>red, green, blue, alpha</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> red</i> &rarr; the red component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <i> green</i> &rarr; the green component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <i> blue</i> &rarr; the blue component as an integer value from 0 to 255.<br> <i> alpha</i> &rarr; the alpha component as an integer value from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (opaque).<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_rgba(255,127,0,200) &rarr; '255,127,0,200'</p> <h3>$x function</h3> Returns the x coordinate of the current feature. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$x</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$x &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>color_hsv() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its hue, saturation, and value attributes <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_hsv(<i>hue, saturation, value</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> hue</i> &rarr; the hue of the color, as an integer value from 0 to 360.<br> <i> saturation</i> &rarr; the saturation percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> value</i> &rarr; the value percentage of the color as an integer from 0 to 100.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_hsv(40,100,100) &rarr; '#ffaa00'</p> <h3>Math Group</h3> This group contains math functions e.g square root, sin and cos <h3>min() function</h3> Returns the smallest value in a set of values. <h4>Syntax</h4> min(<i>value<i>[,<i>value</i>...]) <h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> value</i> &rarr; a number.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> min(20.5,10,6.2) &rarr; 6.2 <h3>lower() function</h3> Converts a string to lower case letters. <p><h4> Syntax</h4> lower(<i>string</i>)</p> <p><h4> Arguments</h4> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. The String to convert to lower case.</p> <p><h4> Example</h4> lower('HELLO World') &rarr; 'hello world'</p> <h3>$numfeatures function</h3> In atlas generation, returns the total number of features within the coverage layer. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$numfeatures</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$numfeatures &rarr; 42</pre> <h3>String Group</h3> This group contains functions that operate on strings e.g replace, convert to upper case. <h3>concat() function</h3> Concatenates several strings to one. <h4>Syntax</h4> concat(<i>string<i>[,<i>string</i>...]) <h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> string</i> &rarr; is string. a string.<br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> concat('a','b','c','d','e') &rarr; 'abcde' <h3>coalesce() function</h3> Returns the first non-NULL value from the expression list. <br> This function can take any number of arguments. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>coalesce(expression1, expression2 ...)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>expression</code> - any valid expression or value, irregardless of type. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>coalesce(NULL, 2) &rarr; 2</code><br> <code>coalesce(NULL, 2, 3) &rarr; 2</code><br> <code>coalesce(7, NULL, 3*2) &rarr; 7</code><br><br> <code>coalesce("fieldA", "fallbackField", 'ERROR') &rarr; value of fieldA if it is non-NULL else the value of "fallbackField" or the string 'ERROR' if both are NULL</code><br> <h3>color_hsl() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its hue, saturation, and lightness attributes <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_hsl(<i>hue, saturation, lightness</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> hue</i> &rarr; the hue of the color, as an integer value from 0 to 360.<br> <i> saturation</i> &rarr; the saturation percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> lightness</i> &rarr; the lightness percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_hsl(100,50,70) &rarr; '#a6d98c'</p> <h3>asin() function</h3> Returns arcussinus of a value in radians. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> asin(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; sin of an angle.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> asin(1.0) &rarr; 1.5707963267949</p> <h3>todatetime() function</h3> Convert a string into Qt data time type. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>todatetime('string')</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string in Qt date time format. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>todatetime('2012-05-04 12:50:00') &rarr; 2012-05-04T12:50:00</code><br> <h3>format_date() function</h3> Format a date type or string into a custom string format. Uses Qt data time format strings. See <a href='http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qdatetime.html#toString'>QDateTime::toString</a> <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>format_date('string', 'format_string')</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>string</code> - is string. Date/Time/DateTime string. <br> <code>format_string</code> - is string. String template used to format the string. <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Expression</th> <th>Output</th> </tr> </thead> <tr valign="top"> <td>d</td> <td>the day as number without a leading zero (1 to 31)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>dd</td> <td>the day as number with a leading zero (01 to 31)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>ddd</td> <td>the abbreviated localized day name (e.g. 'Mon' to 'Sun'). Uses <a href= "qdate.html#shortDayName">QDate::shortDayName</a>().</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>dddd</td> <td>the long localized day name (e.g. 'Monday' to 'Sunday'). Uses <a href= "qdate.html#longDayName">QDate::longDayName</a>().</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>M</td> <td>the month as number without a leading zero (1-12)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>MM</td> <td>the month as number with a leading zero (01-12)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>MMM</td> <td>the abbreviated localized month name (e.g. 'Jan' to 'Dec'). Uses <a href= "qdate.html#shortMonthName">QDate::shortMonthName</a>().</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>MMMM</td> <td>the long localized month name (e.g. 'January' to 'December'). Uses <a href= "qdate.html#longMonthName">QDate::longMonthName</a>().</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>yy</td> <td>the year as two digit number (00-99)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>yyyy</td> <td>the year as four digit number</td> </tr> </table> <p>These expressions may be used for the time part of the format string:</p> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Expression</th> <th>Output</th> </tr> </thead> <tr valign="top"> <td>h</td> <td>the hour without a leading zero (0 to 23 or 1 to 12 if AM/PM display)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>hh</td> <td>the hour with a leading zero (00 to 23 or 01 to 12 if AM/PM display)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>H</td> <td>the hour without a leading zero (0 to 23, even with AM/PM display)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>HH</td> <td>the hour with a leading zero (00 to 23, even with AM/PM display)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>m</td> <td>the minute without a leading zero (0 to 59)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>mm</td> <td>the minute with a leading zero (00 to 59)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>s</td> <td>the second without a leading zero (0 to 59)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>ss</td> <td>the second with a leading zero (00 to 59)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>z</td> <td>the milliseconds without leading zeroes (0 to 999)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>zzz</td> <td>the milliseconds with leading zeroes (000 to 999)</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>AP or A</td> <td>interpret as an AM/PM time. <i>AP</i> must be either "AM" or "PM".</td> </tr> <tr valign="top"> <td>ap or a</td> <td>Interpret as an AM/PM time. <i>ap</i> must be either "am" or "pm".</td> </tr> </table> <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>format_date('2012-05-15','dd.mm.yyyy') &rarr; 15.05.2012</code><br> <h3>tan() function</h3> Returns tangent of an angle. <p><h4>Syntax</h4> tan(<i>real</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <i>real</i> &rarr; angle in radians.</p> <p><h4>Example</h4> tan(1.0) &rarr; 1.5574077246549</p> <h3>$feature function</h3> In atlas generation, returns the current feature number that is iterated over on the coverage layer. <h4>Syntax</h4> <pre>$feature</pre> <h4>Arguments</h4> None <h4>Example</h4> <pre>$feature &rarr; 2</pre> <h3>ln() function</h3> Returns the value of the natural logarithm of the passed expression. <br> This function takes one argument. <h4>Syntax</h4> <code>ln(value)</code><br> <h4>Arguments</h4> <code>value</code> - any positive number. <br> <h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> <code>ln(1) &rarr; 0</code><br> <code>ln(2.7182818284590452354) &rarr; 1</code><br> <h3>color_hsva() function</h3> Returns a string representation of a color based on its hue, saturation, value and alpha (transparency) attributes <p><h4>Syntax</h4> color_hsva(<i>hue, saturation, value, alpha</i>)</p> <p><h4>Arguments</h4> <!-- List args for functions here--> <i> hue</i> &rarr; the hue of the color, as an integer value from 0 to 360.<br> <i> saturation</i> &rarr; the saturation percentage of the color as an integer value from 0 to 100.<br> <i> value</i> &rarr; the value percentage of the color as an integer from 0 to 100.<br> <i> alpha</i> &rarr; the alpha component as an integer value from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (opaque).<br> <p><h4>Example</h4> <!-- Show example of function.--> color_hsva(40,100,100,200) &rarr; '255,170,0,200'</p> geometryThread Merge all Polygon area Polygon perimeter Line length Point x ordinate Point y ordinate grasslabel (1-256) (Optional) column to read labels 3D-Viewer (NVIZ) 3d Visualization Add a value to the current category values Add elements to layer (ALL elements of the selected layer type!) Add missing centroids to closed boundaries Add one or more columns to attribute table Allocate network Assign constant value to column Assign new constant value to column only if the result of query is TRUE Assign new value as result of operation on columns to column in attribute table Assign new value to column as result of operation on columns only if the result of query is TRUE Attribute field Attribute field (interpolated values) Attribute field to (over)write Attribute field to join Auto-balancing of colors for LANDSAT-TM raster Bicubic or bilinear spline interpolation with Tykhonov regularization Bilinear interpolation utility for raster maps Blend color components for two rasters by given ratio Blend red, green, raster layers to obtain one color raster Break (topologically clean) polygons (imported from non topological format, like ShapeFile). Boundaries are broken on each point shared between 2 and more polygons where angles of segments are different Break lines at each intersection of vector Brovey transform to merge multispectral and high-res panchromatic channels Buffer Build polylines from lines Calculate average of raster within areas with the same category in a user-defined base map Calculate covariance/correlation matrix for user-defined rasters Calculate error matrix and kappa parameter for accuracy assessment of classification result Calculate geometry statistics for vectors Calculate linear regression from two rasters: y = a + b*x Calculate median of raster within areas with the same category in a user-defined base map Calculate mode of raster within areas with the same category in a user-defined base map Calculate optimal index factor table for LANDSAT-TM raster Calculate raster surface area Calculate shadow maps from exact sun position Calculate shadow maps from sun position determinated by date/time Calculate statistics for raster Calculate univariate statistics for numeric attributes in a data table Calculate univariate statistics from raster based on vector objects Calculate univariate statistics from the non-null cells of raster Calculate univariate statistics of vector map features Calculate volume of data clumps, and create vector with centroids of clumps Category or object oriented statistics Cats Cats (select from the map or using their id) Change category values and labels Change field Change layer number Change resolution Change the type of boundary dangle to line Change the type of bridges connecting area and island or 2 islands from boundary to line Change the type of geometry elements Choose appropriate format Columns management Compares bit patterns with raster Compress and decompress raster Compress raster Computes a coordinate transformation based on the control points Concentric circles Connect nodes by shortest route (traveling salesman) Connect selected nodes by shortest tree (Steiner tree) Connect vector to database Convert 2D vector to 3D by sampling raster Convert 2D vector to 3D vector by sampling of elevation raster. Default sampling by nearest neighbour Convert GRASS binary vector to GRASS ASCII vector Convert a raster to vector within GRASS Convert a vector to raster within GRASS Convert bearing and distance measurements to coordinates and vice versa Convert boundaries to lines Convert centroids to points Convert coordinates Convert coordinates from one projection to another (cs2cs frontend) Convert lines to boundaries Convert points to centroids Convert raster to vector areas Convert raster to vector lines Convert raster to vector points Convert vector to raster using attribute values Convert vector to raster using constant Convex hull Copy a table Copy also attribute table (only the table of layer 1 is currently supported) Count of neighbouring points Create 3D volume map based on 2D elevation and value rasters Create a MASK for limiting raster operation Create a map containing concentric rings Create a raster plane Create and add new table to vector Create and/or modify raster support files Create aspect raster from DEM (digital elevation model) Create cross product of category values from multiple rasters Create fractal surface of given fractal dimension Create grid in current region Create new GRASS location and transfer data into it Create new GRASS location from metadata file Create new GRASS location from raster data Create new GRASS location from vector data Create new layer with category values based upon user's reclassification of categories in existing raster Create new location from .prj (WKT) file Create new raster by combining other rasters Create new vector by combining other vectors Create new vector with current region extent Create nodes on network Create parallel line to input lines Create points Create points along input lines Create points/segments from input vector lines and positions Create quantization file for floating-point raster Create random 2D/3D vector points Create random cell values with spatial dependence Create random points Create random raster Create random vector point contained in raster Create raster images with textural features from raster (first serie of indices) Create raster of distance to features in input layer Create raster of gaussian deviates with user-defined mean and standard deviation Create raster of uniform random deviates with user-defined range Create raster with contiguous areas grown by one cell Create raster with textural features from raster (second serie of indices) Create red, green and blue rasters combining hue, intensity, and saturation (his) values from rasters Create shaded map Create slope raster from DEM (digital elevation model) Create standard vectors Create surface from rasterized contours Create vector contour from raster at specified levels Create vector contour from raster at specified steps Create watershed basin Create watershed subbasins raster Cut network by cost isolines DXF vector layer Database Database connection Database file Database management Delaunay triangulation (areas) Delaunay triangulation (lines) Delaunay triangulation, Voronoi diagram and convex hull Delete category values Develop images and group Develop map Directory of rasters to be linked Disconnect vector from database Display general DB connection Display list of category values found in raster Display projection information from PROJ.4 projection description file Display projection information from PROJ.4 projection description file and create a new location based on it Display projection information from a georeferenced file (raster, vector or image) and create a new location based on it Display projection information from georeferenced ASCII file containing WKT projection description Display projection information from georeferenced ASCII file containing WKT projection description and create a new location based on it Display projection information from georeferenced file (raster, vector or image) Display projection information of the current location Display raster category values and labels Display results of SQL selection from database Display the HTML manual pages of GRASS Display vector attributes Display vector map attributes with SQL Dissolves boundaries between adjacent areas sharing a common category number or attribute Download and import data from WMS server Drop column from attribute table E00 vector layer Elevation raster for height extraction (optional) Execute any SQL statement Export 3 GRASS rasters (R,G,B) to PPM image at the resolution of the current region Export from GRASS Export raster as non-georeferenced PNG image format Export raster from GRASS Export raster series to MPEG movie Export raster to 8/24bit TIFF image at the resolution of the current region Export raster to ASCII text file Export raster to ESRI ARCGRID Export raster to GRIDATB.FOR map file (TOPMODEL) Export raster to Geo TIFF Export raster to POVRAY height-field file Export raster to PPM image at the resolution of the current region Export raster to VTK-ASCII Export raster to Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML) Export raster to binary MAT-File Export raster to binary array Export raster to text file as x,y,z values based on cell centers Export raster to various formats (GDAL library) Export vector from GRASS Export vector table from GRASS to database format Export vector to DXF Export vector to GML Export vector to Mapinfo Export vector to POV-Ray Export vector to PostGIS (PostgreSQL) database table Export vector to SVG Export vector to Shapefile Export vector to VTK-ASCII Export vector to various formats (OGR library) Exports attribute tables into various format Extract features from vector Extract selected features Extracts terrain parameters from DEM Extrudes flat vector object to 3D with fixed height Extrudes flat vector object to 3D with height based on attribute Fast fourier transform for image processing Feature type (for polygons, choose Boundary) File management Fill lake from seed at given level Fill lake from seed point at given level Fill no-data areas in raster using v.surf.rst splines interpolation Filter and create depressionless elevation map and flow direction map from elevation raster Filter image Find nearest element in vector 'to' for elements in vector 'from'. Various information about this relation may be uploaded to attribute table of input vector 'from' Find shortest path on vector network GRASS MODULES GRASS shell Gaussian kernel density Generalization Generate raster of cumulative cost of moving between locations based on cost input raster and starting point(s) coordinates Generate raster of cumulative cost of moving between locations based on cost input raster and starting point(s) raster Generate raster of cumulative cost of moving between locations based on cost input raster and starting point(s) vector Generate raster of cumulative cost of moving between locations, based on elevation and friction input rasters and starting point(s) coordinates Generate raster of cumulative cost of moving between locations, based on elevation and friction input rasters and starting point(s) vector Generate surface Generate vector contour lines Generates area statistics for rasters Georeferencing, rectification, and import Terra-ASTER imagery and DEM using gdalwarp Graphical raster map calculator Help Hue Intensity Saturation (HIS) to Red Green Blue (RGB) raster color transform function Hydrologic modelling Imagery Import ASCII raster Import DXF vector Import ESRI ARC/INFO ASCII GRID Import ESRI E00 vector Import GDAL supported raster Import GDAL supported raster and create a fitted location Import GRIDATB.FOR (TOPMODEL) Import MapGen or MatLab vector Import OGR vector Import OGR vector and create a fitted location Import OGR vectors in a given data source combining them in a GRASS vector Import SPOT VGT NDVI Import SRTM HGT Import US-NGA GEOnet Names Server (GNS) country file Import all OGR/PostGIS vectors in a given data source and create a fitted location Import attribute tables in various formats Import binary MAT-File(v4) Import binary raster Import from database into GRASS Import geonames.org country files Import into GRASS Import loaded raster Import loaded raster and create a fitted location Import loaded vector Import loaded vector and create a fitted location Import only some layers of a DXF vector Import raster from ASCII polygon/line Import raster from coordinates using univariate statistics Import raster into GRASS Import raster into GRASS from QGIS view Import raster into GRASS from external data sources in GRASS Import text file Import vector from gps using gpsbabel Import vector from gps using gpstrans Import vector into GRASS Import vector points from database table containing coordinates Input nodes Input table Interpolate surface Inverse distance squared weighting raster interpolation Inverse distance squared weighting raster interpolation based on vector points Inverse fast fourier transform for image processing Join table to existing vector table Layers categories management Line-of-sight raster analysis Link GDAL supported raster as GRASS raster Link GDAL supported raster loaded in QGIS as GRASS raster Link all GDAL supported rasters in a directory as GRASS rasters Loaded layer Locate the closest points between objects in two raster maps Make each output cell function of the values assigned to the corresponding cells in the input rasters Manage features Manage image colors Manage map colors Manage raster cells value Manage training dataset Map algebra Map type conversion MapGen or MatLab vector layer Mask Maximal tolerance value (higher value=more simplification) Metadata support Minimum size for each basin (number of cells) Mosaic up to 4 images Name for new raster file (specify file extension) Name for new vector file (specify file extension) Name for output vector map (optional) Name for the output raster map (optional) Neighborhood analysis Network analysis Network maintenance Number of rows to be skipped Others Output GML file Output Shapefile Output layer name (used in GML file) Output raster values along user-defined transect line(s) Overlay Overlay maps Path to GRASS database of input location (optional) Path to the OGR data source Percentage of first layer (0-99) Perform affine transformation (shift, scale and rotate, or GPCs) on vector Print projection information from a georeferenced file Print projection information from a georeferenced file and create a new location based on it Print projection information of the current location Projection conversion of vector Projection management Put geometry variables in database Query rasters on their category values and labels Random location perturbations of vector points Randomly partition points into test/train sets Raster Raster buffer Raster file matrix filter Raster neighbours analysis Raster support Re-project raster from a location to the current location Rebuild topology of a vector in mapset Rebuild topology of all vectors in mapset Recategorize contiguous cells to unique categories Reclass category values Reclass category values using a column attribute (integer positive) Reclass category values using a rules file Reclass raster using reclassification rules Reclass raster with patches larger than user-defined area size (in hectares) Reclass raster with patches smaller than user-defined area size (in hectares) Reclassify raster greater or less than user-defined area size (in hectares) Recode categorical raster using reclassification rules Recode raster Reconnect vector to a new database Red Green Blue (RGB) to Hue Intensity Saturation (HIS) raster color transformation function Region settings Register external data sources in GRASS Regularized spline with tension raster interpolation based on vector points Reinterpolate and compute topographic analysis using regularized spline with tension and smoothing Remove all lines or boundaries of zero length Remove bridges connecting area and island or 2 islands Remove dangles Remove duplicate area centroids Remove duplicate lines (pay attention to categories!) Remove existing attribute table of vector Remove outliers from vector point data Remove small angles between lines at nodes Remove small areas, the longest boundary with adjacent area is removed Remove vertices in threshold from lines and boundaries, boundary is pruned only if topology is not damaged (new intersection, changed attachement of centroid), first and last segment of the boundary is never changed Rename column in attribute table Reports Reports and statistics Reproject raster from another Location Reproject vector from another Location Resample raster using aggregation Resample raster using interpolation Resample raster. Set new resolution first Rescale the range of category values in raster Sample raster at site locations Save the current region as a named region Select features by attributes Select features overlapped by features in another map Separator (| , etc.) Set PostgreSQL DB connection Set boundary definitions by edge (n-s-e-w) Set boundary definitions for raster Set boundary definitions from raster Set boundary definitions from vector Set boundary definitions to current or default region Set color rules based on stddev from a map's mean value Set general DB connection Set general DB connection with a schema (PostgreSQL only) Set raster color table Set raster color table from existing raster Set raster color table from setted tables Set raster color table from user-defined rules Set region to align to raster Set the region to match multiple rasters Set the region to match multiple vectors Set user/password for driver/database Sets the boundary definitions for a raster map Show database connection for vector Shrink current region until it meets non-NULL data from raster Simple map algebra Simplify vector Snap lines to vertex in threshold Solar and irradiation model Spatial analysis Spatial models Split lines to shorter segments Statistics Sum raster cell values Surface management Tables management Tabulate mutual occurrence (coincidence) of categories for two rasters Take vector stream data, transform it to raster, and subtract depth from the output DEM Tasseled Cap (Kauth Thomas) transformation for LANDSAT-TM 4 raster Tasseled Cap (Kauth Thomas) transformation for LANDSAT-TM 5 raster Tasseled Cap (Kauth Thomas) transformation for LANDSAT-TM 7 raster Tassled cap vegetation index Terrain analysis Tests of normality on vector points Text file Thin no-zero cells that denote line features Toolset for cleaning topology of vector map Topology management Trace a flow through an elevation model Transform cells with value in null cells Transform features Transform image Transform null cells in value cells Transform value cells in null cells Type in map names separated by a comma Update raster statistics Update vector map metadata Upload raster values at positions of vector points to the table Upload vector values at positions of vector points Vector Vector buffer Vector geometry analysis Vector intersection Vector non-intersection Vector subtraction Vector union Vector update by other maps Visibility graph construction Voronoi diagram (area) Voronoi diagram (lines) Watershed Analysis Which column for the X coordinate? The first is 1 Which column for the Y coordinate? Which column for the Z coordinate? If 0, z coordinate is not used Work with vector points Write only features link to a record Zero-crossing edge detection raster function for image processing optionsDialog Warning! You need to add some APIs file in order to compile Please specify API file or check "Use preloaded API files" The APIs file was not compiled, click on "Compile APIs..." rulesDialog Topology Rule Settings Current Rules Add Rule Rule Layer #1 Layer #2 Tolerance Layer1ID Layer2ID No layer Delete Rule topolTest Invalid second geometry. Topology plugin Invalid first geometry. First geometry invalid in dangling line test. Failed to import first geometry into GEOS in dangling line test. Invalid second geometry in duplicate geometry test. Failed to import second geometry into GEOS in duplicate geometry test. Invalid second geometry in overlaps test. Failed to import second geometry into GEOS in overlaps test. Skipping invalid second geometry of feature %1 in overlaps test. Skipping invalid first geometry in pseudo line test. Failed to import first geometry into GEOS in pseudo line test. Invalid geometry in validity test. Invalid geometry in covering test. Second geometry missing. Second geometry missing or GEOS import failed. Missing geometry in multipart check. First layer not found in registry. Second layer not found in registry. visualThread Max. len: Min. len: Mean. len: Filled: Empty: N: Mean: StdDev: Sum: Min: Max: CV: Number of unique values: Range: Median: Observed mean distance: Expected mean distance: Nearest neighbour index: Z-Score: