i trust your votes. i can't judge the usefulness due to lack of gis usage. ..ede
On 18.10.2011 21:47, Michaël Michaud wrote: > Hi, > > Can be useful, > If Ede and Stefan are OK, I'll commit it before the end of the month. > > Michaël > > Le 18/10/2011 13:22, Rahkonen Jukka a écrit : >> Hi, >> >> From experience I can say that nothing beats the keyboard shortcuts in speed >> when doing a real works and they are well located at least for right handed >> users. It is also impossible to digitise lines with a tablet PC. Therefore I >> support adding these right click tools. >> Another problem I have had with digitizing with a Window tablet PC was >> changing the visibility of a layer. Now it is programmed so that the click >> and release must happen in the same pixel inside the check box (at least it >> feels so) and it is almost impossible to do with a stylus in a moving car. >> But now everybody is on the same line with jre 1.7 because the check box >> does not react at all. >> For full tablet usage very much of the user interface should be adjusted. >> Many buttons should be bigger and submenus should stay open so that a user >> could do selections with click-click instead of click-slide to submenu item. >> Thats almost impossible too in a car. Note: I do not digitize while driving, >> I have a chauffeur. But Windows tablets are about non-existing at the >> moment. There would be much more demand for OpenJUMP for Android right now. >> Android version of QGIS seems to exist already. >> >> -Jukka Rahkonen- >> >> Giuseppe Aruta wrote: >> >> >> >> Hi all, >> >> I have extracted from my "Frankenstain" OpenJUMP Jufre a couple of >> plugins that could be useful on OJ. >> >> As usual, to explain the usage and the function, I did a plugin which I >> added to this mail that people can test (zoom.jar) >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> These plugins are basically a zoom in, zoom out (already on OJ) and a >> center zoom plugins. They are activated, under a "Zoom" submenu" on >> left-click View menu. >> >> I took the idea from Kosmo software. The plugins are basically the same >> of the Kosmo originals with few modifications in order to let them work with >> OJ. >> >> - The Plugins - >> "Zoom In" zooms of 0.5 factor to the point of the cursor. >> "Zoom out" is basically the same as the one embedded in OJ. It zooms to >> 2.0 factor. I put here in order to show the new icon and the position of >> this plugin according to the two other ones. >> "Zoom to Click" basically set the center of the view at the cursor >> position. It has no zoom effect (factor is 0.0) >> >> All tree plugins have new icons that should explain the usage. >> >> Why these tree zoom plugins on left-click view menu? >> When the user is drawing a geometry, it is very important that he/she >> can: >> a) define the accuracy of the drawing geometry. Zoom in and Zoom out >> allows to do it >> b) finish to draw that geometry outside the starting view, if the image >> to be drawn is outside. "Zoom to Click" allows to change the position of the >> view, according the cursor tool >> >> We have on OJ keyboard plugins for that. >> >> But zoom plugins available on the context menu are more easy to remember >> than keyboard ones. On the other hand they can be used on a tablet pc (no >> keyboard). >> And Context left-click menu on the view is always accessible by drawing >> tools (and other tools) while drawing a geometry >> >> I ask the people to do this test to see how these plugins could be useful >> >> - start to draw a simple line from west to east. >> - when you reached the eastern side of the view, you cannot go on >> drawing the line. Don't double click to stop drawing(!) >> - left-click and choose "Zoom to Click" >> - You will see that the center of the view is changed and so you can go >> on drawing. >> >> If you think that these plugins are useful. I image that the right >> position of them on the menus could be together with the other zoom plugins. >> >> The actual zoom plugins (In English): >> .... >> -------------- >> Fence >> Zoom to Selected Items >> Zoom out >> ------------- >> ........ >> >> >> If we adopt these new zooms: >> ...... >> ------------- >> Fence >> Zoom to Selected Items >> ------------- >> Zoom In >> Zoom Out >> Center Zoom >> ------------- >> ...... >> >> This is my proposal. I would like to have your opinion after a test >> >> regards >> >> >> Giuseppe >> >> >> PS: The plugins are already in English, Spanish and Italian >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a >> definitive record of customers, application performance, security >> threats, fraudulent activity and more. Splunk takes this data and makes >> sense of it. Business sense. 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