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Python is an open source interpreted programming language used in many GIS programs.
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union of two vector layers gives only one layer attributes as output
processing.runandload(operation,val,val2, 'result.shp')
solved the problem,
loading it the way I have done above was giving incomplete attributes in the result layer
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union of two vector layers gives only one layer attributes as output
layer1 layer2 Resultant union LayerIt is giving only one layer as output
I have used the following
val='layer1'
val2='layer2'
operation='qgis:union'
processing.runalg(operation,val,val2,'result.sh …
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