[processing] set droplists if parameter values are already set #1052
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as a result you can set some parameters in checkBeforeOpeningParametersDialog and they will be the default in the interface. This is especially usefull when your algo as a lot of parameters that you can gues (eg from layer names)
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@volaya this is a minor fix, but if you have a lot of input, this really improves ergonomics, is it possible to merge before release ? |
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[processing] set droplists if parameter values are already set
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as a result you can set some parameters in
checkBeforeOpeningParametersDialog and they will be the default in the
interface. This is especially usefull when your algo as a lot of
parameters that you can gues (eg from layer names)