Latest Contributions by JamesBallard1

@NothernCoder thanks for clarifying. There is a visual studio 2019 plugin you can use to use Qt with the VS IDE, but we've not tested with that. There is a lot of extra stuff Qt does and Visual Studio typically doesn't know about it (like moc, for example). https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TheQtCompany.QtVisualStudioTools2019  Our team mostly uses Qt Creator since it provides the best cross-platform development experience across macOS, Linux and Windows, but it is subjective. Another option would be to configure your build with qmake on the command line, or even with CMake and then use VS Code as your editor. It should work, but we've not tested that either. ... View more

Hi @TroyFoster. First, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. We've been busy preparing our first Qt 6 release, which is coming very soon. I looked at your code and situation, and I don't know if there is any way to map those online urls to a local cache. However, I did find that with 100.14 I was able to load them up on my mac with local paths once I downloaded the files. See below. Let me know if that works for you. ... View more

With the autoFetchLegendInfos setting, does it simply fetch legends for all map layers without regard for the web map settings? Yes, it will fetch the legend information from every layer. You can get the web map json from the JsonSerializable properties, which are broken into a few categories: json - what is read and supported by the Runtime. unsupportedJson - things the Runtime knows about, but does not support. unknownJson - things the Runtime does not about, for example web map features released after Runtime.   ... View more

Hi @FatmaAkdemir . We have a sample that does this here. It should be working. Can you share more details about this? For example, are you identifying a single graphic whose geometry is a polygon, or do you have multiple graphics and each has a separate polygon? The fact that you are able to delete polyons independently seems like you may have multiple graphics. ... View more

Hi @FatmaAkdemir. There are some complications with that since it needs to cooperate with the MapView to know when and when not to pan the map in situations like this. Moving a graphic can be done now, although it's not as simple as having a clean interface with something like setMovable(true). I wrote some quick Qt Widgets sample code to show how. connect(m_map, &Map::doneLoading, this, [this](Error) { m_graphic = new Graphic(Point{0,0}, new SimpleMarkerSymbol(SimpleMarkerSymbolStyle::Square, QColor{Qt::red}, 10, this), this); auto overlay = new GraphicsOverlay(this); overlay->graphics()->append(m_graphic); m_mapView->graphicsOverlays()->append(overlay); }); m_mapView = new MapGraphicsView(this); // find the graphic from the clicked point connect(m_mapView, &MapGraphicsView::identifyGraphicsOverlayCompleted, this, [this](QUuid, IdentifyGraphicsOverlayResult* identifyResult) { const auto graphics = identifyResult->graphics(); if (graphics.isEmpty()) return; auto g = graphics.first(); if (g == m_graphic) { m_movingGraphic = true; } }); // if we found the graphic, start moving it to the new mouse location connect(m_mapView, &MapGraphicsView::mouseMoved, this, [this](QMouseEvent& mouseEvent) { if (!m_movingGraphic) return; auto newGeometry = m_mapView->screenToLocation(mouseEvent.x(), mouseEvent.y()); m_graphic->setGeometry(newGeometry); }); // "accept" the event to prevent dragging the MapView // also start an identify to see if we clicked on the graphic connect(m_mapView, &MapGraphicsView::mousePressed, this, [this](QMouseEvent& mouseEvent) { mouseEvent.accept(); m_mapView->identifyGraphicsOverlay(m_mapView->graphicsOverlays()->first(), mouseEvent.x(), mouseEvent.y(), 5, false); }); // stop the dragging connect(m_mapView, &MapGraphicsView::mouseReleased, this, [this](QMouseEvent&) { m_movingGraphic = false; }   Let me know if this works for your purposes. ... View more