On 29.06.2011 00:05, Michaël Michaud wrote: > Hi Ede, > > Good progress on gc !! > Attached, you'll find my contribution for french users.
thanks and thanks > And a few more remarks (geomconv_0.3rc2.jar) : > - could not start the extension before I have installed cts (the dependance > to cts should be removed) plain bug, i had copied some code from one to the other, fixed in rc3, online now > Here after are small suggestions (not needed for a production release) > - wonder if it is possible to adapt the main menu text to the selection > features selected -> Convert select geometries to > no feature selected -> Convert selected layers to > no feature / no layer -> grayed menu item > it can be useful, for example, in the case where there are both layers and > geometries selected to know that geometries have priority. true, but i think that is over the top. it always states geometry/layer in that order and using it users will recognize the difference. actually i guess most people will rather use only one mode for a long time until they discover the other. > > - I was suprised that remove closing segment works both on polylines "and on > polygons" (can be considered as a bug... or a feature) you wanted it smart. and hey: a conversion from polygon into multilinestring is expected to give the multiple segments right? if i want to have it as one i would convert to linestring instead. > - Some conversion do a neutral conversion (ex. a polygon into a polygon). > Maybe it could detected to warn the user (nothing to be converted) and to > avoid filling the undo stack. done in rc3 > - good work for multilinestring to polygon (with holes) conversion > You did not deal with the case of multilinestring to be converted into > multipolygon. It is tricky as there is no way to be 100% sure that a > linearing is an inner ring or an outer ring. > If you're interested I may have code which does a reasonnable job for that > (where linear rings entirely incuded in another one are considered as holes, > and linear rings out of or intersecting another one are considered as outer > rings) don't know what you are talking about, works for me. take a multipolygon, separate it to a multilinestring and create a multipolygon again. it is the same code as for polygons, except that nonholes end up as extra polygon. and nonholes with rings in it, you can imagine ;) all this code is shamelessly stolen from the shapefile reader, so thanks to the good folks at geotools. > Thanks for the good job, pleasure, please doublecheck if you can verify all i am stating above :).. warm regards ede > Michaël > > > Le 28/06/2011 20:40, Giuseppe Aruta a écrit : >> Hi Ede, >> >> Italian and Spanish language files >> >> Peppe >> >> --- Mar 28/6/11, edgar.sol...@web.de <mailto:edgar.sol...@web.de> >> <edgar.sol...@web.de> <mailto:edgar.sol...@web.de> ha scritto: >> >>> Da: edgar.sol...@web.de <mailto:edgar.sol...@web.de> <edgar.sol...@web.de> >>> <mailto:edgar.sol...@web.de> >>> Oggetto: [JPP-Devel] cts 0.2 stable & geomconv 0.3rc2 released >>> A: "OpenJump develop and use" <jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> >>> <mailto:jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> >>> Data: Martedì 28 giugno 2011, 19:29 >>> continuing my daily release cycle >>> here comes >>> >>> CTS (coordinate transfomation services) Extension, stable >>> until proven otherwise, translated into english, german, >>> spanish, italian >>> >>> Geometry Converter Extension 0.3rc2 fixing a bug where it >>> simply did nothing if an older version of my other >>> extensions was installed. to tell the user the language >>> properties file has an added string for that case. >>> Fork maintainers please see GCPlugin:initialize for >>> convenience installation methods. >>> >>> both as always available on >>> https://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/p_GPS%2CCTS%20Extensions/ >>> >>> Geometry Converter in this current state applies again for >>> inclusion into oj for the 1.4.2 release. anybody willing >>> please send me translations. >>> >>> >>> kind regards ede >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is >>> seriously valuable. >>> Why? 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