Error loading layer in QGIS using Iface





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While I was trying to load a vector layer (Shapefile) from the desktop directory into the QGIS using the iface variable data is not loading and
user name in location of the status message is showing strange symbol
.Can anyone please suggest the solution.



Code is:



layer=iface.addVectorLayer("Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp","TM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3","ogr")


Error Received while loading:
enter image description here



the username needs to be like:
Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp






qgis pyqgis qgis-plugins qgis-processing pyqgis-3







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  • Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 6:54











  • Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

    – Devenepali
    Mar 11 at 7:00






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    You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 7:06




















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While I was trying to load a vector layer (Shapefile) from the desktop directory into the QGIS using the iface variable data is not loading and
user name in location of the status message is showing strange symbol
.Can anyone please suggest the solution.



Code is:



layer=iface.addVectorLayer("Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp","TM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3","ogr")


Error Received while loading:
enter image description here



the username needs to be like:
Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp






qgis pyqgis qgis-plugins qgis-processing pyqgis-3







share|improve this question

























  • Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 6:54











  • Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

    – Devenepali
    Mar 11 at 7:00






  • 2





    You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 7:06
















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While I was trying to load a vector layer (Shapefile) from the desktop directory into the QGIS using the iface variable data is not loading and
user name in location of the status message is showing strange symbol
.Can anyone please suggest the solution.



Code is:



layer=iface.addVectorLayer("Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp","TM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3","ogr")


Error Received while loading:
enter image description here



the username needs to be like:
Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp






qgis pyqgis qgis-plugins qgis-processing pyqgis-3







share|improve this question
















While I was trying to load a vector layer (Shapefile) from the desktop directory into the QGIS using the iface variable data is not loading and
user name in location of the status message is showing strange symbol
.Can anyone please suggest the solution.



Code is:



layer=iface.addVectorLayer("Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp","TM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3","ogr")


Error Received while loading:
enter image description here



the username needs to be like:
Usersbipin162DesktopTM_WORLD_BORDERS-0.3.shp






qgis pyqgis qgis-plugins qgis-processing pyqgis-3




qgis pyqgis qgis-plugins qgis-processing pyqgis-3






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  • Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 6:54











  • Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

    – Devenepali
    Mar 11 at 7:00






  • 2





    You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 7:06





















  • Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 6:54











  • Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

    – Devenepali
    Mar 11 at 7:00






  • 2





    You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

    – ahmadhanb
    Mar 11 at 7:06



















Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

– ahmadhanb
Mar 11 at 6:54





Dash - is unaccepted character in shapefile name.

– ahmadhanb
Mar 11 at 6:54













Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

– Devenepali
Mar 11 at 7:00





Dash has been removed and renamed with simple name still same error is showing in QGIS staus bar.

– Devenepali
Mar 11 at 7:00




2




2





You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

– ahmadhanb
Mar 11 at 7:06







You need to put r before the path. see the answer.

– ahmadhanb
Mar 11 at 7:06












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Using QGIS 3 you need to load the layers like this:



uri = r"F:AhmadTestTest4TestGrid_Test.shp"

iface.addVectorLayer(uri, "Grid", "ogr")


You need to put r before the path. r stands for "raw" which interprets backslash in the string as actual backslash rather than a special character.



You can refer to the tutorial of PyQGIS 101: Loading a vector layer






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    Using QGIS 3 you need to load the layers like this:



    uri = r"F:AhmadTestTest4TestGrid_Test.shp"
    
iface.addVectorLayer(uri, "Grid", "ogr")


    You need to put r before the path. r stands for "raw" which interprets backslash in the string as actual backslash rather than a special character.



    You can refer to the tutorial of PyQGIS 101: Loading a vector layer






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      Using QGIS 3 you need to load the layers like this:



      uri = r"F:AhmadTestTest4TestGrid_Test.shp"
      
iface.addVectorLayer(uri, "Grid", "ogr")


      You need to put r before the path. r stands for "raw" which interprets backslash in the string as actual backslash rather than a special character.



      You can refer to the tutorial of PyQGIS 101: Loading a vector layer






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        Using QGIS 3 you need to load the layers like this:



        uri = r"F:AhmadTestTest4TestGrid_Test.shp"
        
iface.addVectorLayer(uri, "Grid", "ogr")


        You need to put r before the path. r stands for "raw" which interprets backslash in the string as actual backslash rather than a special character.



        You can refer to the tutorial of PyQGIS 101: Loading a vector layer






        share|improve this answer















        Using QGIS 3 you need to load the layers like this:



        uri = r"F:AhmadTestTest4TestGrid_Test.shp"
        
iface.addVectorLayer(uri, "Grid", "ogr")


        You need to put r before the path. r stands for "raw" which interprets backslash in the string as actual backslash rather than a special character.



        You can refer to the tutorial of PyQGIS 101: Loading a vector layer







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