[Qgis-user] Labelling

Piotr Pachół piotr.pachol at wodgik.katowice.pl
Fri Nov 20 07:10:16 PST 2009


Hello Martin,

1. What I mean about angle units and angle rotation style:
Yes, I would like that user  may choose between units (deegrees or grads)
and between  rotation styles (geographic  and  arithmetic).
Do you plan to add  such a possibility ?  

2. Now there are two possibilities of creation labels:
- first standard: Layer properties ->labels,
- second with your plugin.
When I use both types of labelling each label is generated twice.
Do you plan to integrate both types of labeling ?
If the integration not be soon may be it would be good idea to add some 
check box.
When the  box is on - qgis uses labelling plugin, when off qgis uses 
standard labelling.

Piotr

Martin Dobias pisze:
> Hi Piotr
>
> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 4:40 PM, Piotr Pachół
> <piotr.pachol at wodgik.katowice.pl> wrote:
>   
>> Hello,
>> I've just had for the first time possibility to see how labelling plugin
>> works (Qgis 1.4 r.12167).
>> Martin - I must say it was fantastic job.
>>
>> Nevertheless I would like to add some sugestions:
>> 1. Labels without line objects - when we have a line layer with
>> classificated symbology
>> and we delete some classes we still can see labels for line objects from
>> deleted class value.
>>     
>
> Thanks for pointing out, that should be fixed in r12206.
>
>   
>> 2. Labelling points with angle defined in one of fields – it is partially
>> made because we can't change:
>> a) angle units (degrees, grads, radians),
>> b) angle rotation style:
>> - geographic (zero north, clockwise direction) which is necessary for me,
>> - arithmetic (zero east, anticlockwise direction) which is used in Qgis,
>>
>> May be defining angle units in whole project of Qgis is necessary?
>>     
>
> I think it's sufficient to use only degrees within user interface as
> it's most common unit (ok, some might want use grads). But for
> data-driven rotation of labels it could be considered to give the user
> chance to set both units type and rotation style.
>
>
>   
>> 3. What about conflict detection between labels on different layers?
>>     
>
> The conflict resolution is done for all layers at once. In the
> labeling settings dialog you can also set priority for each layer.
>
> Regards
> Martin
>
>   




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