#ANNOTATION EDIT CANNOT ADJUST PRO#

Nowadays, devs are making changes to the API, so they might find this issue interesting.

I suggest you to raise QGIS developers awareness of use cases like yours, as well as to open a ticket explaining why it would be a good idea to expose QGIS Text Annotation dialog (or maybe just the Annotation Tool) through the QGIS API.

The ideal case would be to able to open the dialog from the QGIS API itself.

This answer is just a workaround to solve your specific problem.

We need to raise selected annotation to the top (setting its Z value to 1, as all z values seem to be 0 by default), simulate the double click, and then reset the Z value to 0.

Annotations might be hidden by other annotations, so a single double click could fail.

You can test the function by running it directly into the QGIS Python Console, selecting a text annotation in the canvas, and then calling the fuction in this way: editSelectedAnnotation(). You can ensure that programmatically inside your plugin, have a look at How can I select the Text Annotation tool through python.

To move a module to the created profile, select the module you. In the Create new profile dialog, specify the profile name. You can change your default settings for who can use and save Annotations via the Emory. On the Annotation Processors page, click on the bottom of the page. Zoom Annotations allow participants in a meeting to draw, write.

#ANNOTATION EDIT CANNOT ADJUST PRO#

My current surface pro and windows office 2013 only allows me to annotate in black ink, and the options available cannot be clicked. Previously using my Asus Taichi, the pen ink function is able to change colours, and also to become a highlighter. This function needs the Text Annotation tool activated (currently selected) to work. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Build, Execution, Deployment Compiler Annotation Processors. I had recently purchased a Microsoft Surface Pro 4. ndEvent( iface.mapCanvas().viewport(), event ) tZValue(1) # See notes belowĮvent = QMouseEvent( QEvent.MouseButtonDblClick, If isinstance( item, QgsTextAnnotationItem ) and item.isSelected(): You could reuse the following custom function I've created for that purpose: from qgis.gui import QgsTextAnnotationItemįrom PyQt4.QtGui import QApplication, QMouseEvent However, as a workaround you could simulate a double click event on the selected annotation and get their corresponding edit dialog opened. That's not possible using QGIS API v2.x (or even the current API v3.x), since those edit dialogs and the tool that opens them are not exposed (i.e., they are part of the QGIS application itself). Get the stuff you want to modify - be it detections or annotations or whatever.

Annotation edit cannot adjust