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While checking algs for documentation, I realized that the "Extract (specific) vertices" can be run on polygon, lines... and points features. Meaning a point is considered as a vertex within a (multi)point feature. Why not? This operates either like a multi to single parts alg for point layer or allows to remove points within a multipoint feature.
But the "filter vertices by m/z values" algs only operate on polygons and lines. Someone can want to filter points within a multipoint feature based on their m/z value. And if we consider point as vertices, should they not also be available in this context?
I don't know if the first paragraph is an intended behavior or a bug, nor if the second is a bug or a feature request.
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Either a bug report, or a bug fix. Let's hope for the latter!
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Dec 22, 2019
While checking algs for documentation, I realized that the "Extract (specific) vertices" can be run on polygon, lines... and points features. Meaning a point is considered as a vertex within a (multi)point feature. Why not? This operates either like a multi to single parts alg for point layer or allows to remove points within a multipoint feature.
But the "filter vertices by m/z values" algs only operate on polygons and lines. Someone can want to filter points within a multipoint feature based on their m/z value. And if we consider point as vertices, should they not also be available in this context?
I don't know if the first paragraph is an intended behavior or a bug, nor if the second is a bug or a feature request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: