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Policy choice added in layer properties issue #8084 #8447
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Obviously I forgot to publish this review.
I have a few suggestions (and a number of them are open questions 😄 )
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This belongs to the constraints section so should move with it
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* :guilabel:`Policies` allows you to easily determine the current policy when splitting | ||
features, you can change it as desired: |
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features, you can change it as desired: |
features, you can change it as desired: | ||
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* :guilabel:`Duplicate Values`: Copies the current field value without change. | ||
* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its defaults values. |
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* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its defaults values. | |
* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its :ref:`default value <default_values>`. |
@nyalldawson if no default value or expression exists for the field, it falls back to the "duplicate value" option, right? That one is the default, right?
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Hmm -- good question. I believe it will be copied, yes.
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* :guilabel:`Duplicate Values`: Copies the current field value without change. | ||
* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its defaults values. | ||
* :guilabel:`Remove Value`: Clears the field to an unset state. |
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Indentation, here and below
* :guilabel:`Remove Value`: Clears the field to an unset state. | |
* :guilabel:`Remove Value`: Clears the field to an unset state. |
* :guilabel:`Duplicate Values`: Copies the current field value without change. | ||
* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its defaults values. | ||
* :guilabel:`Remove Value`: Clears the field to an unset state. | ||
* :guilabel:`Use Ratio Geometries`: Recalculates the field value for all split portions |
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* :guilabel:`Use Ratio Geometries`: Recalculates the field value for all split portions | |
* :guilabel:`Use Ratio Geometries`: Recalculates the field value for all split portions |
* :guilabel:`Use Default Value`: Resets the field by recalculating its defaults values. | ||
* :guilabel:`Remove Value`: Clears the field to an unset state. | ||
* :guilabel:`Use Ratio Geometries`: Recalculates the field value for all split portions | ||
by multiplying the existing value by ratio of the split parts lengths or areas. |
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by multiplying the existing value by ratio of the split parts lengths or areas. | |
by multiplying the existing value by ratio of the split parts lengths or areas. |
Fixes #8084