Antonio,
Thanks very much for all the help! I have it working using a Jython
function. I think now I will further research the scripting capabilities of
2.0 - is it worth investing some time in this?
thanks,
Phil
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Il 27/09/2013 10:23, Antonio Falciano ha scritto:
> Il 27/09/2013 10:18, Antonio Falciano ha scritto:
>> Il 27/09/2013 09:43, phil_murcia ha scritto:
>>> Hi Antonio,
>>>
>>> Thanks so much for the advice. It seems once you get to grips with the
>>> Jython functions you gain a lot of capabilities. H
Il 27/09/2013 10:18, Antonio Falciano ha scritto:
> Il 27/09/2013 09:43, phil_murcia ha scritto:
>> Hi Antonio,
>>
>> Thanks so much for the advice. It seems once you get to grips with the
>> Jython functions you gain a lot of capabilities. However I cannot get my
>> expression to work, without wan
Il 27/09/2013 09:43, phil_murcia ha scritto:
Hi Antonio,
Thanks so much for the advice. It seems once you get to grips with the
Jython functions you gain a lot of capabilities. However I cannot get my
expression to work, without wanting to turn this extremely useful thread
into a troubleshooting
Hi Antonio,
Thanks so much for the advice. It seems once you get to grips with the
Jython functions you gain a lot of capabilities. However I cannot get my
expression to work, without wanting to turn this extremely useful thread
into a troubleshooting discussion, I cannot work out why.
I have cre
Il 26/09/2013 14:10, phil_murcia ha scritto:
> I am trying to create a python expression to insert into the expression
> calculator that fills a column for me in the attribute table, but am
> struggling to find the correct syntax - or even successfully implement the
> simplest of python expressions
I am trying to create a python expression to insert into the expression
calculator that fills a column for me in the attribute table, but am
struggling to find the correct syntax - or even successfully implement the
simplest of python expressions. The table shows the compatibility of
Land-use A wit
Il 15/12/2011 10.34, Nacho Uve ha scritto:
> Thanks for sharing this issue on the list! I think scripting is a very
> powerful tool for many GIS users.
>
> I miss very much documentation, manual, tutorials and/or examples for
> this topic. Time ago, I tried to use it, but I gave up shortly
> therea
2011/12/14 Antonio Falciano
> Great, Iacopo! I had not thought this kind of solution.
> I'm happy to know that someone likes to use Jython with gvSIG!
> A public script repository is missing yet. I hope that it will be very
> soon thanks to the new scripting capabilities of gvSIG 2.0.
>
Thanks f
El 14/12/11 11:32, Antonio Falciano escribió:
> Il 13/12/2011 10.28, iaborsi ha scritto:
>> Hi Antonio,
>> thanks a lot! I've tried that: very easy, and it works perfectly!
>> I take this opportunity to make an additional question: if in writing
>> this Jython function I need additional Modules (ty
Great, Iacopo! I had not thought this kind of solution.
I'm happy to know that someone likes to use Jython with gvSIG!
A public script repository is missing yet. I hope that it will be very
soon thanks to the new scripting capabilities of gvSIG 2.0.
Cheers,
Antonio
Il 14/12/2011 11.50, iaborsi ha
SOLVED!
It is enough to save the new Module(s) within the following gvSIG path:
/bin/gvSIG/extensiones/org.gvsig.scripting/scripts/jython/Lib
Of course, the Module has to be Jython compliant.
Regards,
Iacopo
Iacopo Borsi
Dipartimento di Matematica U.Dini
Università di Firenze.
V.le Morgagni 67
Il 13/12/2011 10.28, iaborsi ha scritto:
> Hi Antonio,
> thanks a lot! I've tried that: very easy, and it works perfectly!
> I take this opportunity to make an additional question: if in writing
> this Jython function I need additional Modules (typically an original
> group of functions defined by
Hi Antonio,
thanks a lot! I've tried that: very easy, and it works perfectly!
I take this opportunity to make an additional question: if in writing
this Jython function I need additional Modules (typically an original
group of functions defined by myself) which is the right path to save
this st
Il 12/12/2011 14.39, iaborsi ha scritto:
> Hi,
> I'm quite new with gvSIG.
> This is my question.
> I wish to write a specific "expression" as Python script, to be used
> in the Field Calculator (after starting an editing session).
> Reading through the Manual, I see that it is possible just saving
Hi,
I'm quite new with gvSIG.
This is my question.
I wish to write a specific "expression" as Python script, to be used
in the Field Calculator (after starting an editing session).
Reading through the Manual, I see that it is possible just saving this
script in a Python file and uploading it fr
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