Are you also able to load data via the GDAL driver?
If so you could then try to show nodata using raster styling.
e.g.: make sure that Nodata is not set to transparent: go to the
raster's layer properties -> transparency, untick nodata value.
Then style in symbology settings.
Best regards,
Aro
Hi Calvin,
In case you missed, it has already been asked here:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/43531
For now you can use the H3 Toolkit plugin for generic H3 grid creation.
BR,
Aron
On 30-08-2022 09:13, Raymond Nijssen wrote:
Hi Calvin,
FYI, there's also this H3 plugin:
https://plugins.
lightgbm
The absolute python executable path can be retrieved with
"shutil.which('python') "
Greetings,
Benjamin
On 2022-04-06 14:01, Aron Gergely via QGIS-Developer wrote:
@Pedro:
Tried it today on Windows w OSGeo QGIS and failed right away. But in
a different
@Pedro:
Tried it today on Windows w OSGeo QGIS and failed right away. But in a
different way:
If I launch OSGeo QGIS and ask for the python executable's path
(sys.executabe), I get 'C:/OSGeo4W/bin/qgis-bin.exe'. which looks like
entry point is for QGIS. So subprocess calls that and a new QGI
Thank you, I checked out your plugin - yes that seems also a good way.
I already had the logic to detect, throw message, guide to dialog,
etc... implemented similar to yours.
But I wanted to let pip manage the actual package, so I went with the
subprocess+pip route. Here is a minimum working e
Hi All,
What would be a good practice to handle 3rd party libs which can't be
shipped together with a plugin?
I am looking for the most user-friendly way and have an idea.
But thought I would bounce it off the collective wisdom here and see if
there are other/better ways.
If we find a 'best'
