from qgis.core import QgsWkbTypes # Suppose we have a feature with a geometry called 'geom' geometry_type = QgsWkbTypes.displayString(geom.wkbType()) print("The feature's geometry type is:", geometry_type)
from qgis.core import QgsGeometry, QgsWkbTypes # Suppose we have a WKT string representing a point geometry wkt_str = "POINT(10 10)" point_wkb = QgsGeometry.fromWkt(wkt_str).asWkb() is_point = QgsWkbTypes.isPointType(point_wkb) print("Is the WKB geometry a point?", is_point)In this example, we use QgsGeometry.fromWkt() to convert the WKT string to a QgsGeometry object, and then use asWkb() to convert it to its WKB representation. We then use QgsWkbTypes.isPointType() to check if the WKB geometry is a point. These examples demonstrate how you can use the QgsWkbTypes class to work with WKB geometries in Python code. The library used in this example is the QGIS Python API.