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Please Implement This!
This is a feature that I would love to see go into QGIS. I waste a great deal of effort and space by generating shapefiles from my DEM files - one shapefile for 20 and/or 40 foot contours, one shapefile for 100 and or 200 foot contours - then have to load up the separate layers and manage them independently in QGIS.
I would be nice if I could just select a checkbox on the display properties for a DEM file in QGIS, "Display Contour Lines", and specify the contour interval and line properties.
Here's how I currently generate my contour shapefiles on the command line:
gdal_contour -i 100 -3d -snodata 0 mydem.tif mydem_contour100
This generates a 100 foot contour shapefile, where each line has an attribute specifying its elevation, 0 is the "no data" value in the DEM.

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