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enricofer / go2mapillary

a plugin for displaying and extracting information from Mapillary street level imagery with QGIS (3.0)
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Use a QT toolbar #17

Closed Gustry closed 6 years ago

Gustry commented 6 years ago

Just of curiosity, why not using a normal Qt Toolbar for these icons in the map (save, open in browser, tag, settings), it would make it better IMHO for the UI.

enricofer commented 6 years ago

Some action are prepared by javascript code running in browser and then send data to python code. I found more straighforward and clear starting always in one way from javascript to python. Implementing the a QT gui should bring me to manage a mixed two way action flow from pyqt to javascript and then to pyqt. Anyway keeping toolbar logic in browser allow me even to respect in some way mapillary user experience.

Gustry commented 6 years ago

Anyway keeping toolbar logic in browser allow me even to respect in some way mapillary user experience.

Mapillary user, but not QGIS user because it's not following HIG from QGIS Application ;-)

Feel free to close this issue if you think this is not relevant. It was mainly a question.