Hi all.
One of the great thing we plan to develop for the new Processing framework it
to make
easy for user to pipe one command into another, so to build complex workflows of
analysis.
One idea: add a + button on the single module window to add further modules in a
chain, taking the output of the
Hi Paolo
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 10:51 AM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> Hi all.
> One of the great thing we plan to develop for the new Processing framework it
> to make
> easy for user to pipe one command into another, so to build complex workflows
> of
> analysis.
> One idea: add a + button on th
Hi!
I agree with martin - such a Modeler could be a great improvement but
I assumed it would be somethink like the WxGUI_Modeler ..
(Also ESRI has something like that)
Putting things(modules) together like a diagram would be much easier
for the user than remembering a chain ..
Did not Tim start so
There is PyQt Visual Modeller for R package (i.e. Red R) which is sort
of derivative of Orange.
Red R
http://www.red-r.org/
Orange
http://orange.biolab.si/features.html
This is similar to ArcGIS Model Builder.
The beauty of Red-R and Orange is uses python and Qt (i.e. PyQt), so I
can be easily
Agreed - I think it should be in python though.
Thanks.
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Hi!
I agree with martin - such a Mode
Personally I use FME (Safe Software, commercial) which has a graphical
workbench. I think it is quite powerfuly and easy to use (not for
everything, but a lot).
Geokettle is something similar to FME (based on Java and not as
powerful as FME, but getting closer).
It would be nice to have some
> I agree with martin - such a Modeler could be a great improvement but
> I assumed it would be somethink like the WxGUI_Modeler ..
Yes, I also imagine something similar.
But, I prefer more ordered layouts, where you have all outputs in a
column on the left side, and all inputs in a column on the
Sextante has a nice modeler tool - it may be a good example how it could work:
http://www.gvsig.com/files/images/screenshots/gvSIG_Sextante_02.png
AFAIK it also handles saga (although most modules were reimplemented
in java) and even grass modules.
In fact Sextante is already a processing toolbox