Hi all,
Does anyone know if it is possible to label the vertices of a polygon (for example, with their coordinates) without having to turn them into a point layer first?
Cheers,
Barrett
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I ended up going for the data conversion option as I had to get it out the door, however, I did discover the nodes_to_points function which possibly could have helped, I just didn’t have time to investigate… and now I’m on to other things J.
Bill – I just had someone ask for the coordinates of title boundary corners so that they could get an idea of where the boundary is when they’re out in the field with a GPS. They are reasonably old school so they just wanted a hardcopy map with coords labelled.
Incidentally I did have time to quickly muck around with transforming the CRS of the coord labels on-the-fly from their native Cartesian coords to lat/lon. In case anyone is interested I used the following:
round(x(transform($geometry , 'EPSG:28355', 'EPSG:4326')), 6) || '\n' || round(y(transform($geometry , 'EPSG:28355', 'EPSG:4326')), 6)
Cheers,
Barrett
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Alpine Shire Council ABN
14 821 390 281 |
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Hi all,
Does anyone know if it is possible to label the vertices of a polygon (for example, with their coordinates) without having to turn them into a point layer first?