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multi layer: pan seems to break connection #1806
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It is caused by a wrong condition checker in a new class GdaShapeLayer for multi-layer function: The actual flag "IsShowBoundary()" should be used instead of the object instance "map_boundary".
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This issue still exists when load multiple layers with different projections: e.g. first layer is EPSG 4269 and second layer is EPSG3857. |
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…with different projections This issue still exists when load multiple layers with different projections: e.g. first layer is EPSG 4269 and second layer is EPSG3857.
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1. Add "Projection (proj4)" information in Project Information dialog. Also allow a user to copy the content in Project Information dialog 2. Allow a user to set CRS (projection) when saving a data source. The CRS is in Proj4 format and can be changed manually. If a user doesn't familiar with CRS, he/she can use the "earth" button to load CRS (projection) from other data source
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Panning seems to break the connection between the two layers (v 193). As with the previous issue, it is hart to tell what exactly triggered this, but after changing the outline color (and switching between outlines and boundary only), I used panning to move around. The result it that the point layer (the main layer) moved, but the polygon layer did not (see screen shot). The points should be on top of the polygons, not way above them.
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