Hi,
<br/>I'm quite new with gvSIG.
<br/>This is my question.
<br/>I wish to write a specific "expression" as Python script, to be used
<br/>in the Field Calculator (after starting an editing session).
<br/>Reading through the Manual, I see that it is possible just saving this
<br/>script in a Python file and uploading it from the appropriate box:
<br/>Field Calculator > Advanced tab.
<br/>I've done it, also using some dummy script, but it doesn't work.
<br/>Can anybody post some explicit example of using this feature?
<br/>Thanks a lot
<br/>Iacopo
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<br/>Iacopo Borsi
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