[Qgis-developer] Re: Working on Symbology Improvement for the GSOC

Tim Sutton lists at linfiniti.com
Thu Mar 29 03:37:43 EDT 2012


Hi

On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 9:08 AM, Alexander Bruy
<alexander.bruy at gmail.com> wrote:
> First of all sorry for delay,
>
> 2012/3/27 aruntheguy at gmail.com <aruntheguy at gmail.com>:
>> I have been going through the ideas in the ideas page and the feature
>> tickets dealing with the symbology and think I can work in that area. Since
>> both of you have proposed (and improved) that idea, I am writing to ask if I
>> can go on with the idea for the proposal.
> Sure, feel free to select any idea from wiki or propose own.
>
>> I have already written C++ code for QGIS and hence have a general
>> understanding of how the code has to be written, however I must admit, I
>> have no experience on the symbology front, but would start reading the code.
>> With your mentoring I think I can accomplish what you have in mind.
> I agree with Martin, playing a bit with symbology as user helps to understand
> better current state and areas that needs improvements.
>

It would be really awesome to give the New symbology gui a complete
overhaul to a tree based paradigm where nodes are

symbol
  + symbol layer (simple)
  + symbol layer (complex)
    + symbol layer (simple)
    + symbol layer (simple)
   + symbol layer (complex)
    + symbol layer (simple)
    + symbol layer (simple)

With the grand aspiration of no popups, no deep diving through dialogs
to find that one symbol layer you are after.

Regards

Tim


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