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Author Name: John Floyd - (John Floyd -)
Original Redmine Issue: 10130
Affected QGIS version: 2.2.0
Redmine category:gui
Not sure whether this should be viewed as a bug or a feature request.
I have a number of file based layers that are updated by external programs, whilst still running qgis. I have found that qgis does not update the canvas when changes are made to the files (which I understand). I find that I either need to reload the project or remove that layer and re-establish it - this is messy. I have experienced this for both shapefiles and raster files - I think that postgis layers do not have this trouble.
Delimited text files have a watchfile option. This would also be useful for other layer types.
Or an option (possibly) in the layer properties menu to reread/refresh that layer. This keeps all the display attributes. This is similar to the re-calc layer extents button in the properties - general tab.
If these already exist - great but where are they.
Cheers
Great Work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
qgib
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Bug
Either a bug report, or a bug fix. Let's hope for the latter!
GUI/UX
Related to QGIS application GUI or User Experience
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May 24, 2019
Author Name: John Floyd - (John Floyd -)
Original Redmine Issue: 10130
Affected QGIS version: 2.2.0
Redmine category:gui
Not sure whether this should be viewed as a bug or a feature request.
I have a number of file based layers that are updated by external programs, whilst still running qgis. I have found that qgis does not update the canvas when changes are made to the files (which I understand). I find that I either need to reload the project or remove that layer and re-establish it - this is messy. I have experienced this for both shapefiles and raster files - I think that postgis layers do not have this trouble.
Delimited text files have a watchfile option. This would also be useful for other layer types.
Or an option (possibly) in the layer properties menu to reread/refresh that layer. This keeps all the display attributes. This is similar to the re-calc layer extents button in the properties - general tab.
If these already exist - great but where are they.
Cheers
Great Work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: