Hi Stefan,
I already check your work looking into the list of changing page: good work!
And thank very very much for your efforts.
Below there are a couple of observations
> 1 - I added the jython stuff to OJ core (thanks to Larry
> and ISA)
I am going to test it in Linux. Former plugin, despite the script modification,
wasn't working 100%. Anyhow jython is a good resource for Openjump.
> 2 - I added three additional classification methods for the
> thematic
> layer rendering: Mean-StdDev breaks, Max breaks, Jenks
> break (thanks to
> Hisaji for the Jenks breaks method)
This probabily requires an extra documantation on the wiki/pdf
> 3 - I added Pirols statistics overview plugin which shows
> min/max/mean/StdDev values for every layer attribute to
> /Tools/Analysis/One Layer/Attribute Statistic Overview
> However, I wonder if we should make-up a new
> "/tools/statistics"
> category since more is to come here: ie. correlation tests
> from Pirol or
> so. Any comments?
I agree to this idea. I am currently working on a statistic cartographic
project and planned to use Pirols plugin on OJ.
I was wondering if some extra statistic tools would be useful for OJ. I like
your idea of a Tool>statistic category and sooner I will send a feedback/test
on my projects (plus some ideas)
> 4 - I added the RasterImageLayer classes from Pirol to
> OpenJUMP. This
> way it should be possible in OJ 1.3 to have a connection to
> SEXTANTE
> without the need for Pirol classes. But here the sextante
> team needs
> also to do some changes in the bindings since I used
> different
> classpaths org.openjump.core.rasterimage (btw. I have to
> say that the
> Pirol guys did a lot of good work)
> ***********************
I think I will post this comment to Sextante list. Really Sextante on OJ
requires more work 1) other raster format support (who knows how?) .adf,
.asc... 2) less memory usage (Sextante/OJ frequently freeze
Regards
Peppe
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