[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #2028: [Vista] GRASS plugin crashes
QGIS when running the r.colors, r.null, v.dissolve modules
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Fri Feb 5 15:07:05 EST 2010
#2028: [Vista] GRASS plugin crashes QGIS when running the r.colors, r.null,
v.dissolve modules
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Reporter: pcav | Owner: rugginoso
Type: bug | Status: closed
Priority: critical: causes crash or data corruption | Milestone: Version 1.5.0
Component: GRASS | Version: HEAD
Resolution: fixed | Keywords:
Platform_version: | Platform: Windows
Must_fix: No | Status_info: 0
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Comment (by rblazek):
Replying to [comment:21 lutra]:
Please don't mix too many distinct problems in one ticket
(v.dissolve,r.null,r.colors!)
> More (puzzling) stuff on r.colors.*
>
> On linux and xp it, as already said, it seems to do not automatically
refresh anymore the canvas and the legend after applying a r.colors rule.
It depends if the raster was added from grass toolbar or browser/module,
because browser/module are using GDAL but refresh was disabled in raster
layer (was hack for GRASS). It is already fixed, I have wrote about it
somewhere.
> If I try to apply a r.colors rule in the raster already (gtopo30)
already present in the qgis sample dataset, I always get corrupted
colormaps.
Works for me.
> During test I tried to import the following raster
> http://www.faunalia.it/qgis/data/srtm30-relief.zip
> with r.in and the result is always a raster with a corrupted colormap.
Corrupted colormap in raster database or it is not correctly drawn in
QGIS? Is it realy related to this ticket?
> *** I'm having an hard time now to remember if the r.colors commands
also refreshed the raster icon in the legend, I believe that the answer is
yes.
The legend is currently hardcoded in qgsrasterlayer for layers using a
provider.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/2028#comment:22>
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