Hello Edgard,
i repeated the test with the "-v trace" option... the log is really
verbose now: from 50 to 15000 kb! :-)
I tried at first to load the shapefiles
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F7qS__ftx_Gs_EM8R8zLL8fzHRj_hhSZ/view?usp=sharing>,
the error raised at the 7th raster
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FAmLdOg9PKZQFNHM-jSmP2Gb6jwb_x-x&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>
loaded.
You can find documentation in the /openjump1.log
/
Loading the rasters
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FAmLdOg9PKZQFNHM-jSmP2Gb6jwb_x-x&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>altogether:
I had the error loading one of the last rasters; you can find
documentation in the /openjump2.log/
/
/
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FDmsVxhz6iav20LWxzDMWrwFyRiFm4uF&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>
Here you can find the log files
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FDmsVxhz6iav20LWxzDMWrwFyRiFm4uF&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>
/
/
/Thank you
/
Roberto
Il 22/09/2020 15:44, edgar.sol...@web.de ha scritto:
hey Roberto,
the verbosity setting was just added to the start scripts, so it is
not actually documented yet. looks like your on windows.
on windows
edit 'bin/oj_windows.bat'
find
rem -- set some default OJ options here (eg. -v debug), initialize
empty --
rem -- run OJ with '--help' argument to find out which are available --
set JUMP_OPTS=
change it to it to
rem -- set some default OJ options here (eg. -v debug), initialize
empty --
rem -- run OJ with '--help' argument to find out which are available --
set "JUMP_OPTS=-v trace"
NOTE the double quotes around the whole assignment. this will make OJ
somewhat slower, so you might want to leave it deactivated in production.
for linux/macos you will find the same setting in 'bin/oj_linux.sh'
## uncomment and edit if you want some default OJ parameter set
## run OJ with '--help' argument to find out which are available
#JUMP_OPTS="-v DEBUG"
where you need to uncomment it and change it to trace.
can you please redo your tests as without proper error stacks the logs
are not helpful at all ;) .. thx! ede
On 9/21/2020 23:34, Roberto Rossi wrote:
Hello,
tank you for the big effort in developing this powerful software!
I just tested the 6506 release.
(I wasn't able to use "-v trace": where should I set this option, or
where can I find instructions?)
I tried at first to load 2 shapefiles
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F7qS__ftx_Gs_EM8R8zLL8fzHRj_hhSZ/view?usp=sharing>,
and then one the raster you can find here.
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FAmLdOg9PKZQFNHM-jSmP2Gb6jwb_x-x&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>
I had the yellow band error /(Array Index Out Of Bounds Exception)/:
you can find documentation in the /openjump1.log
/
I turn off and executed again openjump. I loaded the rasters
<https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FAmLdOg9PKZQFNHM-jSmP2Gb6jwb_x-x&authuser=roberto.rossi%40unipd.it&usp=drive_fs>altogether:
I had the error after about half rasters where loaded: you can find
documentation in the /openjump2.log/
/
/
I don't have the same problems with the 1.15 release/
/
Roberto Rossi
Il 21/09/2020 18:31, edgar.sol...@web.de ha scritto:
On 21.09.2020 17:19, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
Hi Ede,
it works fine. I was able to cut a selected part of the image. And
also I tested on some simple tools form Sextante that generate
raster (Rasterize a vector layer, change no data value..).
Let us wait for Roberto's test. I think that it is fixed. Also it
is nice to reduce time raster display reusing a renderedOp cache
mapping.
yeah let's wait. anyway please advice him to use "-v trace" for
delivering log messages. note that it is not debug but trace which
is the most talkative setting.
The "colors" look different because a dem raster, with only one
band, is painted using a set of grey values between black and white
for each cell value. Those values are defined by the range of the
cell values. The partial raster generated by the extracting tool
has, of coarse, a different range of values compared to the
original dem. That's why the different greys.
It is a way to graphically represent a group of datas (generally
elevation but also slope values, quantity of rain, insolation, etc)
distributed (or better reconstructed) as a grid on a surface.
Of course we can change the color schema (via Layer tree, Raster
Style) and we can omologate two rasters, with different ranges of
values to the same color schema (saving a color schema of one and
importing it into the second, always using via Layer tree, Raster
Style).
make total sense when explained like that :)
.....
Very good job, Ede! I think, if no other problem came from Sextante
tools (and Roberto agree), this version will be used in the course.
let's wait and see.
homework for you is porting needed functionality from TiffUtils to
TiffUtilsV2, so that in the end TiffUtils can be removed and only
TiffUtilsV2 remains essentially wrapping GeoReferencedraster
functionality.
..ede
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