On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Piero Campalani
wrote:
> Hi Andrea,
>
> thank you for the info, I know it is an obsolete version but apparently
> they are using it here because of the discontinued support to SWT.
>
> Now I see [1] that at least a part of the GT funcionalities have been
> port
Hi Andrea,
thank you for the info, I know it is an obsolete version but apparently
they are using it here because of the discontinued support to SWT.
Now I see [1] that at least a part of the GT funcionalities have been
ported back to SWT, though still being SWT in the unsupported space..
Woul
Hi Piero,
your version of GeoTools is pretty old, it has been out of support for
years now.
Current versions of GeoTools have removed both the add and remove methods,
along with other List like
methods, because as you noticed they were poorly implemented.
ListFeatureCollection retains those method
Hi !
..That does not work too well here (GeoTools 2.8, Linux): the pane is
refreshed only once in a while.
Moreover, if I'm not wrong, the API is not extremely consistent:
/SimpleFeatureCollections#contains()/ and /SimpleFeatureCollections#add()/
are based on the feature ID, while /SimpleFeatureC
That's great. I'll give it a try.
Thanks!
Greg
On Jan 16, 2009, at 12:39 AM, Michael Bedward wrote:
> 2009/1/16 Greg Ederer :
>> Is it possible to add polygons to a FeatureCollection after the the
>> MapLayer
>> has been created? I want to be able to generate polygons
>> dynamically, and
2009/1/16 Greg Ederer :
> Is it possible to add polygons to a FeatureCollection after the the MapLayer
> has been created? I want to be able to generate polygons dynamically, and
> display them in an exosting JMapPane.
>
The map pane should repaint automagically when you add features to the
colle
Is it possible to add polygons to a FeatureCollection after the the
MapLayer has been created? I want to be able to generate polygons
dynamically, and display them in an exosting JMapPane.
Thanks!
Greg
On Jan 15, 2009, at 2:06 PM, Michael Bedward wrote:
> You could create a feature collect
You could create a feature collection for your polygons then create a
map layer containing the collection...
SimpleFeatureTypeBuilder typeBuilder = new SimpleFeatureTypeBuilder();
typeBuilder.setName("a-type-name");
typeBuilder.setCRS(aCRS);
typeBuilder.add("geom-attr-n
