Bug report #455

wrong distnce between outline dashes

Added by Redmine Admin over 17 years ago. Updated over 14 years ago.

Status:Closed
Priority:Low
Assignee:Redmine Admin
Category:-
Affected QGIS version: Regression?:No
Operating System:Debian Easy fix?:No
Pull Request or Patch supplied: Resolution:invalid
Crashes QGIS or corrupts data: Copied to github as #:10514

Description

If using a dashed line style, the spacing between dashes is broken. Both in map display and in the printed output. See attachments.

Maciek

dashes.png (9.77 KB) Redmine Admin, 2006-12-13 12:14 PM

dashes.pdf (115 KB) Redmine Admin, 2006-12-13 12:14 PM

History

#1 Updated by Redmine Admin over 17 years ago

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I presume that you are printing polygons. It is obviously impossible to print boundaries of simple feature polygons with dashed line. Because the boundaries are duplicate the gaps are overlapped by boundary of adjacent area.

If you realy need dashed boundaries you have to use GRASS layer of boundaries (not areas) which are not duplicated.

Radim

#2 Updated by Redmine Admin over 17 years ago

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Replying to [comment:1 rblazek]:

I presume that you are printing polygons.

Correct.

It is obviously impossible to print boundaries of simple feature polygons with dashed line. Because the boundaries are duplicate the gaps are overlapped by boundary of adjacent area.

OK as to simple feature polygons (though I wonder if other GIS softwares have the same problem). But the same happens with GRASS areas - dashed boundaries (not duplicated for sure) are rendered wrong. Why?

If you realy need dashed boundaries you have to use GRASS layer of boundaries (not areas) which are not duplicated.

Thanks for the hint. This works. But it is quite a hassle to have add categories to all the boundaries, add them as another layer to the project and vanish the boundaries in the area layer - just to able to print boundaries dashed. An overkill and most users will not know how to do it. And first of all - since QGIS provides a feature to render and print boundaries dashed, while it fails to do it properly, it is a bug.

Maciek

#3 Updated by Redmine Admin over 17 years ago

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QGIS is based on SF so GRASS areas are alos represented as SF.
Definitely this cannot be fixed, it is NOT BUG, it is feature.
Please dont reopen the ticket.

Radim

#4 Updated by Redmine Admin over 17 years ago

Replying to [comment:3 rblazek]:

QGIS is based on SF so GRASS areas are alos represented as SF.
Definitely this cannot be fixed, it is NOT BUG, it is feature.

It is not a bug beceause it cannot be fixed? That's not logical.

Please dont reopen the ticket.

Sweep the dust under the carpet as you wish.

Maciek

#5 Updated by Anonymous over 14 years ago

Milestone Version 0.8 deleted

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