Make Z and M values accessible via QgsGeometry.as_numpy() #59367
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python/PyQt6/core/__init__.py.in
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| [_numpy.array([[pt.x(), pt.y()] for pt in ring]) for ring in polygon] | ||
| for polygon in self.asMultiPolygon() | ||
| ] | ||
| geometry_type = self.type() |
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that variable can be moved before line 617, and used in the else block of lines 636 to 645
Co-authored-by: Even Rouault <even.rouault@spatialys.com>
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Description
Currently QgsGeometry.as_numpy() only returns coordinates as xy. This change makes z and m values accessible too, so that coordinates of geometries with z and/or m values will be returned as xyz, xym or xyzm, depending on the case.
Related to #58589.