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I am using the python code found in Programmatically finding polygons which are >90% overlapped by another vector polygon layer using QGIS?.

I get the following message

error: NameError: name 'area1' is not defined

Here is the concerned part of the code:

for i, feat1 in enumerate(feats_lyr1):
    for j, feat2 in enumerate(feats_lyr2):
        if feat1.geometry().intersects(feat2.geometry()):
            area1 = feat1.geometry().intersection(feat2.geometry()).area()
            area2 = feat1.geometry().area()             
    crit =area1/area2
    if crit > 0.9:
        selected_feats.append(feat1)

After checking lots of things (geometry, CRS, ..), the only thing I see is that i have null area for couple of polygons.

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    I think you should review your indentation because the last three lines of that code look like they should go in a level. – PolyGeo Dec 19 '17 at 19:45
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    Put crit =area1/area2 if crit > 0.9: selected_feats.append(feat1) inside second for – Fran Raga Dec 19 '17 at 19:49

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It was an indentation problem:

for i, feat1 in enumerate(feats_lyr1):
    for j, feat2 in enumerate(feats_lyr2):
        if feat1.geometry().intersects(feat2.geometry()):
            area1 = feat1.geometry().intersection(feat2.geometry()).area()
            area2 = feat2.geometry().area()
            crit =area1/area2
            if crit > 0.9:
                selected_feats.append(feat2)
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