Closed bstroebl closed 7 years ago
+1 for that. It has to be ensured that disjoint parts are not separated into a third feature (current split feature does that). The result should in any case always be 2 (multipart) features.
Implemented in version 0.11.0
QGIS' Split parts tool currently results in an invalid geometry as both newly created parts stay within the multi-part feature. Any further splitting results in a geometry error. If QGIS' Split feature is applied on a part of a multi-part feature, both geometries (let's call them halves) of the former part become new features. The proposed tool should act like QGIS' native tools but after splitting offers the user to choose which of the halves should become the new feature and which is to stay as part within the original feature.