Larry,
That makes total sense! Thanks for the help.
It will take me a while to read trough and understand this CursorTool
code, but I'm learning a lot about OpenJUMP's code base and I think
it'll be worth the effort in the long run.
Thanks again for the help.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 9/6/06,
Hi Sunburned, I think what is going on here is that activate is used to change from one LayerViewPanel to another. When the change is made, the listener for the old panel has to be deactivated so that the cursor tool will listen only to the mouse events in the newly activated panel. If you remo
I've got another quick question on the AbstractCursorTool source code.
It appears that in the definition of the activate() method that the a
layerViewPanelListener is removed from the "panel" member variable
that
stores the LayerViewPanel the CursorTool operates "over".
I am wondering if this is
Hei Ben,
have you looked at the help on the openjump.org webseite on
"documentation" on how to make a plugin?
what you need to do is to have a look in other plugins on
- how to retrieve a layer
- how retrieve the features from a layer
what you could do for instance is to use the BufferPlugIn in
Hi, Perhaps it is the interprocess communication that is making your problem difficult? What we did to solve this problem is to create XML files to communicate information using JUMP's built-in Java2XML. Of course, you'll have to write code in Eclipse to read and display the file.
regards,Larry
Hello, I dont know if there is someone who can help me to write code in OpeJump, In fact, Im using eclipse as an IDE for Java and I want to create a new class which lists all the IDs of geographic Entities of a layer (and their attributes) in the Console of Eclipse. I tried to do it but I fail
