[Qgis-user] Clip from Rectangle defined by Coordinates

[murali.krishna.gurram]

Dear Mr. Andreas,

In fact I have been searching for the GUI with same functionality "Custom
BoundingBox" for the last couple of days as it is very important for my
work. 

QGIS has a built-in tool available for this in TOOLS - RESEARCH TOOLS -
VECTOR GRID

But, I found it is not at all working normally (when you start the process
it will continuosly run without no end). I think there is a bug with this
tool which needs to be fixed immediately (and lot many with other options).

It is a very common problem everyone used to face regularly, but still there
is no solution for this so far.

I found one 'libspatialindex-1.4.0-win32' but still unable to use the same
plugin with QGIS 1.3.0.

Please let me know if you arrived at any solution for the customized
boundingbox problem. 

Regards,

Murali krishna Gurram


Andreas Neumann-4 wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> This is perhaps more a question towards Carson and others dealing with
> fTools.
> 
> Regarding clipping: one common scenario is that one wants to clip a
> rectangular area based on corner coordinates, e.g. lower/left and
> upper/right corner.
> 
> Currently, one would have to generate a file or table physically
> containing the clipping rectangle. For this scenario it would be more
> convenient if the clipping rectangle could be defined by coordinates,
> without having to generate a dataset first.
> 
> Do you think this could be implemented in fTools for convenience? Perhaps
> one could use the memory provider for this purpose and add some GUI for
> entering coordinates for the corners of the rectangle.
> 
> What do you think? Would this be of general interest?
> 
> Andreas
> 
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