QGIS/python/core/qgis.sip
Juergen E. Fischer 65d3535fc5 - Quantum GIS => QGIS update
- integrate PythonConsole help into main translation
- allow referencing QGIS images in context help(viewer)
2013-05-20 16:48:51 +02:00

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/*! \mainpage QGIS
*
* \section about About QGIS
* QGIS is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information
* System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports
* vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU Public
* License.
*
* This API documentation provides information about all classes that make up QGIS.
*/
%ModuleHeaderCode
#include <qgis.h>
%End
%ModuleCode
int QgisEvent = QEvent::User + 1;
%End
class QGis
{
%TypeHeaderCode
#include <qgis.h>
%End
public:
// Version constants
//
// Version string
static const char* QGIS_VERSION;
// Version number used for comparing versions using the "Check QGIS Version" function
static const int QGIS_VERSION_INT;
// Release name
static const char* QGIS_RELEASE_NAME;
// The development version
static const char* QGIS_DEV_VERSION;
// Enumerations
//
//! Used for symbology operations
// Feature types
enum WkbType
{
WKBUnknown = 0,
WKBPoint = 1,
WKBLineString,
WKBPolygon,
WKBMultiPoint,
WKBMultiLineString,
WKBMultiPolygon,
WKBNoGeometry = 100, //attributes only
WKBPoint25D = 0x80000001,
WKBLineString25D,
WKBPolygon25D,
WKBMultiPoint25D,
WKBMultiLineString25D,
WKBMultiPolygon25D,
};
enum GeometryType
{
Point,
Line,
Polygon,
UnknownGeometry,
NoGeometry
};
// TODO: String representation of geometry types (set in qgis.cpp)
// static const char *qgisVectorGeometryType[];
//! description strings for feature types
// static const char *qgisFeatureTypes[];
/** Raster data types.
* This is modified and extended copy of GDALDataType.
*/
enum DataType
{
/*! Unknown or unspecified type */ UnknownDataType = 0,
/*! Eight bit unsigned integer (quint8) */ Byte = 1,
/*! Sixteen bit unsigned integer (quint16) */ UInt16 = 2,
/*! Sixteen bit signed integer (qint16) */ Int16 = 3,
/*! Thirty two bit unsigned integer (quint32) */ UInt32 = 4,
/*! Thirty two bit signed integer (qint32) */ Int32 = 5,
/*! Thirty two bit floating point (float) */ Float32 = 6,
/*! Sixty four bit floating point (double) */ Float64 = 7,
/*! Complex Int16 */ CInt16 = 8,
/*! Complex Int32 */ CInt32 = 9,
/*! Complex Float32 */ CFloat32 = 10,
/*! Complex Float64 */ CFloat64 = 11,
/*! Color, alpha, red, green, blue, 4 bytes the same as
QImage::Format_ARGB32 */ ARGB32 = 12,
/*! Color, alpha, red, green, blue, 4 bytes the same as
QImage::Format_ARGB32_Premultiplied */ ARGB32_Premultiplied = 13
};
/** Map units that qgis supports
* @note that QGIS < 1.4 api had only Meters, Feet, Degrees and UnknownUnit
* @note and QGIS >1.8 returns to that
*/
enum UnitType
{
Meters = 0,
Feet = 1,
Degrees = 2, //for 1.0 api backwards compatibility
UnknownUnit = 3,
// for [1.4;1.8] api compatibility
DecimalDegrees = 2, // was 2
DegreesMinutesSeconds = 2, // was 4
DegreesDecimalMinutes = 2, // was 5
};
//! Provides the canonical name of the type value
// Added in version 2.0
static QString toLiteral( QGis::UnitType unit );
//! Converts from the canonical name to the type value
// Added in version 2.0
static UnitType fromLiteral( QString literal, QGis::UnitType defaultType = UnknownUnit );
//! Provides translated version of the type value
// Added in version 2.0
static QString tr( QGis::UnitType unit );
//! User defined event types
enum UserEvent
{
// These first two are useful for threads to alert their parent data providers
//! The extents have been calculated by a provider of a layer
ProviderExtentCalcEvent = QgisEvent,
//! The row count has been calculated by a provider of a layer
ProviderCountCalcEvent
};
static const double DEFAULT_IDENTIFY_RADIUS;
};
/** Wkt string that represents a geographic coord sys
* @note added in 1.8 to replace GEOWkt
*/
const QString GEOWKT;
const QString PROJECT_SCALES;
/** PROJ4 string that represents a geographic coord sys */
const QString GEOPROJ4;
/** Magic number for a geographic coord sys in POSTGIS SRID */
const long GEOSRID;
/** Magic number for a geographic coord sys in QGIS srs.db tbl_srs.srs_id */
const long GEOCRS_ID;
/** Magic number for a geographic coord sys in EpsgCrsId ID format */
const long GEO_EPSG_CRS_ID;
/** Geographic coord sys from EPSG authority */
const QString GEO_EPSG_CRS_AUTHID;
/** The length of the string "+proj=" */
const int PROJ_PREFIX_LEN;
/** The length of the string "+ellps=" */
const int ELLPS_PREFIX_LEN;
/** The length of the string "+lat_1=" */
const int LAT_PREFIX_LEN;
/** Magick number that determines whether a projection crsid is a system (srs.db)
* or user (~/.qgis.qgis.db) defined projection. */
const int USER_CRS_START_ID;
//! Constant that holds the string representation for "No ellips/No CRS"
// Added in version 2.0
const QString GEO_NONE;
//
// Constants for point symbols
//
/** Magic number that determines the minimum allowable point size for point symbols */
const double MINIMUM_POINT_SIZE;
/** Magic number that determines the default point size for point symbols */
const double DEFAULT_POINT_SIZE;
const double DEFAULT_LINE_WIDTH;
/** default snapping tolerance for segments (@note added in 1.8) */
const double DEFAULT_SEGMENT_EPSILON;