I have a feature request :) Not sure how reasonable it is.
If one copies features in QGIS, one gets WKT + attribute values in the clipboard like this:
wkt_geom left bottom right top
MultiPolygon (((3286414.71163346711546183 5849500.62890625, 3286414.71163346711546183 5850500.62890625, 3287414.71163346711546183 5850500.62890625, 3287414.71163346711546183 5849500.62890625, 3286414.71163346711546183 5849500.62890625))) 3286414.711633467 5849500.62890625 3287414.711633467 5850500.62890625
It would be great if one could paste such features using QuickWKT. Of course there would be no column names so they should be named "field_1", "field_2" etc (like when using the seperated-text layer loader).
For example:
Point (12 43) Italy 60483973
This would make it very easy to paste more complex things than just geometry. My use case is working with geometries in external Python scripts and needing a quick and intuitive way to visualise them, including some values.
I have a feature request :) Not sure how reasonable it is.
If one copies features in QGIS, one gets WKT + attribute values in the clipboard like this:
It would be great if one could paste such features using QuickWKT. Of course there would be no column names so they should be named "field_1", "field_2" etc (like when using the seperated-text layer loader).
For example:
Point (12 43) Italy 60483973
This would make it very easy to paste more complex things than just geometry. My use case is working with geometries in external Python scripts and needing a quick and intuitive way to visualise them, including some values.