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Ignore out of range option in interpolated symbol renderer creates artifacts if start value is out of range #46362
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What is the expected behavior of "out of range" ? Should it skip the points of the line which are (interpolated) out of range? |
Yes, from my understanding. See https://docs.qgis.org/3.22/en/docs/user_manual/style_library/symbol_selector.html#line-symbols (not the most direct URL but...) |
@DelazJ do you know if is there a reason for calling it "Clip out of range values" here? |
I see the behavior is different indeed, the varying width do not render at all the lines segments where one of the two points are out of range while the varying color interpolates, I'm not sure if they should behave the same. |
Fixes qgis#46362 Also fixes an unreported issue where the "Ignore out of range" checkbox is not correctly set when it should be checked.
Fixes #46362 Also fixes an unreported issue where the "Ignore out of range" checkbox is not correctly set when it should be checked.
Fixes #46362 Also fixes an unreported issue where the "Ignore out of range" checkbox is not correctly set when it should be checked.
Fixes #46362 Also fixes an unreported issue where the "Ignore out of range" checkbox is not correctly set when it should be checked.
What is the bug or the crash?
In line symbol interpolated rendering type, if start value is lower than min value and you check "Ignore out of range", then you get weird lines from the start point to the top left corner of the canvas for every feature whose start point satisfies this condition.
In the attached screen cast I'm using a field but i realized afterwards that using direct numbers generates the same issue as well as having start value greater than the max value. No issue afaict with end value being lower than min value or greater than max.
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<style type="text/css"> p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; } </style>Supported QGIS version
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