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== Using external QGIS Python Plugins ==
Using external QGIS Python Plugins
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External QGIS plugins are written in Python. They are stored in either  
 
External QGIS plugins are written in Python. They are stored in either  
 
the 'Official' or 'User contributed' QGIS Repostories, or in various other external  
 
the 'Official' or 'User contributed' QGIS Repostories, or in various other external  
 
repositories maintained by individual authors.  
 
repositories maintained by individual authors.  
Table <A HREF="#tab:external_plugins">12</A> shows a list of curently available 'Official'  
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Table [[tab:external_plugins]] shows a list of curently available 'Official'  
 
plugins, with a short description.
 
plugins, with a short description.
 
Detailed documentation about the usage, minimum QGIS version, homepage, authors,  
 
Detailed documentation about the usage, minimum QGIS version, homepage, authors,  
 
and other important information are provided with the external plugins themselves  
 
and other important information are provided with the external plugins themselves  
 
and is not included in this manual.
 
and is not included in this manual.
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<ref>Updates of core plugins may be
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available in this repository as external overlays.</ref>
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<ref>fTools, Mapserver Export, and the Plugin Installer are Python plugins,
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but they are also part of the QGIS sources, and are automatically loaded and enabled inside
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the QGIS Plugin Manager (see Section~[[sec:load_external_plugin]]).</ref>
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You will find an up-to-date list of 'Official' plugins in the Official QGIS  
 
You will find an up-to-date list of 'Official' plugins in the Official QGIS  
Repository at http://qgis.osgeo.org/download/plugins.html. This list is also available  
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Repository at {{Template:URL|http://qgis.osgeo.org/download/plugins.html}}. This list is also available  
automatically from the Plugins installer via plugin_installerFetch Python
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automatically from the {{Template:FileName|Plugins installer}} via {{Template:DropMenuOptTwo|plugin_installer|Fetch Python
Plugins....
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Plugins...}}.
  
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<table border='1' aligh='center'><caption>'''Table xx:''' Current moderated external QGIS Plugins</caption><span id='tab:external_plugins'></span>
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<tr><td> '''Icon''' <td> '''External plugin''' <td> '''Description'''</tr>
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[[File:zoom2point_icon.png|26px]]
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<td> Zoom To Point  <td> Zooms to a coordinate
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  specified in the input dialog. You can specify the zoom level as well to
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  control the view extent.</tr>
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<td> Plugin Installer  <td> The most recent Python Plugin Installer.</tr>
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<TABLE CELLPADDING=3 BORDER="1">
 
<CAPTION><STRONG>Table 12:</STRONG>
 
Current moderated external QGIS Plugins</CAPTION>
 
<TR><TH ALIGN="LEFT"><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> <SPAN  CLASS="textbf">Icon</SPAN> </SMALL></TH>
 
<TH ALIGN="LEFT"><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> <SPAN  CLASS="textbf">External plugin</SPAN> </SMALL></TH>
 
<TH ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="TOP" WIDTH=288><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> <SPAN  CLASS="textbf">Description</SPAN></SMALL></TH>
 
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[width=0.7cm]zoom2point_icon
 
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<TD ALIGN="LEFT"><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> Zoom To Point <A NAME="20"></A> </SMALL></TD>
 
<TD ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="TOP" WIDTH=288><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> Zooms to a coordinate  specified in the input dialog. You can specify the zoom level as well to  control the view extent.</SMALL></TD>
 
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[width=0.7cm]plugin_installer
 
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<TD ALIGN="LEFT"><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> Plugin Installer <A NAME="22"></A> </SMALL></TD>
 
<TD ALIGN="LEFT" VALIGN="TOP" WIDTH=288><SMALL CLASS="SMALL"> The most recent Python Plugin Installer.</SMALL></TD>
 
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<TR><TD></TD>
 
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</TR>
 
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A detailed description of the installation procedure for external python plugins can be found in  
 
A detailed description of the installation procedure for external python plugins can be found in  
Section [[load_external_plugin]].
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Section [[sec:load_external_plugin]].
 
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2009年10月5日 (月) 23:25時点における版

Using external QGIS Python Plugins

External QGIS plugins are written in Python. They are stored in either the 'Official' or 'User contributed' QGIS Repostories, or in various other external repositories maintained by individual authors. Table tab:external_plugins shows a list of curently available 'Official' plugins, with a short description. Detailed documentation about the usage, minimum QGIS version, homepage, authors, and other important information are provided with the external plugins themselves and is not included in this manual. <ref>Updates of core plugins may be available in this repository as external overlays.</ref> <ref>fTools, Mapserver Export, and the Plugin Installer are Python plugins, but they are also part of the QGIS sources, and are automatically loaded and enabled inside the QGIS Plugin Manager (see Section~sec:load_external_plugin).</ref> You will find an up-to-date list of 'Official' plugins in the Official QGIS Repository at http://qgis.osgeo.org/download/plugins.html . This list is also available automatically from the Plugins installer via Plugin installer.png Fetch Python Plugins....

Table xx: Current moderated external QGIS Plugins
Icon External plugin Description

Zoom2point icon.png

Zoom To Point Zooms to a coordinate
 specified in the input dialog. You can specify the zoom level as well to 
control the view extent.

Plugin installer.png

Plugin Installer The most recent Python Plugin Installer.

A detailed description of the installation procedure for external python plugins can be found in Section sec:load_external_plugin.

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