Closed ccrook closed 1 year ago
So if someone modified the script to separate UI and processing functionality, people could call the Contour modules from their plugins (or stand-alone app)?
Yes .. that is the thought. I started looking at it but currently don't have time :-(
I hope someone would done it
If I inherit the ContourDialog
Class, give it a name like contour2
and then override all essential variables (for example: input layer name, data field, number level, min, max, and output layer name). Could I import that child class from my own plugin and use that to interpolate data point?
Hi Fajar
You could do that, though it may make sense to just use the matplotlib functions that the contour plugin is calling https://matplotlib.org/api/_as_gen/matplotlib.axes.Axes.tricontour.html or https://matplotlib.org/api/_as_gen/matplotlib.pyplot.contour.html for gridded data. You could pull out the code from the contour plugin to build geometries from the matplotlib results.
Cheers Chris
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Thank you Mr. Crook. That would more convenient and faster I guess. Alright, I'm going to use matplotlib.pyplot.contour. I think this the part where the plugin uses it:
cs = plt.contour(gx, gy, gz, levels, extend=extend)
How to access value of layer's attribute?
And when I tried to import the contour module (import matplotlib.pyplot.contour
) it says the module doesn't exist
For getting the data and getting contours see
For creating the vector layer from them see
Thank you for your helpful reply, I'm still working on it
btw, there is a double declaration of self._zfield
in here:
https://github.com/ccrook/QGIS-Contour-Plugin/blob/276048aea356806b7b7a7873e30637633daef942/contour/contour.py#L138
and here is the second declaration: https://github.com/ccrook/QGIS-Contour-Plugin/blob/276048aea356806b7b7a7873e30637633daef942/contour/contour.py#L145
As far as I know, Python treat single and double quotes exactly the same.
Thanks @gaaraxpo - just an oversight.
Do you plan to make the plugin callable in the near future? Because I'm very confused right now :(
@gaaraxpo Plans I've had for a long time - Time to do it ... not yet. But it's great you have commented on this as it does give me more motivation to do it!
I'm happy hearing that you just get more motivation from me :D
Closing stale issue - contouring now also implemented as processing algorithm that can be called from code
A user is asking how to call the contour plugin from other plugins. The current design is not well suited for this as it does not separate user interface from processing functionality.
It is proposed that it be refactored to do this. It may be possible to incorporate this into the QGIS processing framework at the same time.