[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #363: Allow "Enable on the fly
projection" to be a default
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Sun Mar 6 13:46:48 EST 2011
#363: Allow "Enable on the fly projection" to be a default
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Reporter: w5pny@… | Owner: timlinux
Type: patch | Status: reopened
Priority: minor: annoyance | Milestone: Version 1.7.0
Component: Projection Support | Version: Trunk
Resolution: | Keywords: fly projection
Platform_version: | Platform: All
Must_fix: No | Status_info: 1
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Comment(by timlinux):
Replying to [comment:21 borysiasty]:
> Great, but... yet more messy than was before ;-)
>
> For two years I try to force the possibilty to define default project
CRS and I'm always told I'm stupid, but now we're really close and finally
I see a ray of hope for understanding! :DD
:-)
>
> It's a really great step forward, that now I can select the default CRS
for project, but... why ONLY when OTFR is enabled?
>
> I mainly use my national CRS, so everytime when I start Qgis (or click
"new project" to clear the workspace), I have to set the CRS. Now I have
the alternative: I can turn off the OTFR instead.
>
> Why not to make the CRS selector independent on OTFR? Like that:
>
> Use this CRS for new projects: [EPSG:4326]
> Use OTFR for new projects: [x]
>
> This way we also close the #1355.
>
> Furthermore, the "global default CRS" above is confusing. Some users
could think that it is the CRS for projects. The textarea is huge, so we
put strong accent on layer CRS and don't care about project CRS. This way
we teach users to work with the project mindlessly set to the default
4326. So my second suggestion is to decrease the accent put on the layer
CRS (it's not "default CRS" but "default layer CRS" and the epithet
"global" is unnecessary)
>
> What do you think?
I agree with your suggestions. Unfortunately I only saw them after r15360.
Could you generate a fresh patch against trunk? I will apply it then.
Regards
Tim
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/363#comment:23>
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