Dear Jan
I have tried your plugin, but cannot get it running.
According to your instructions, I have tried various combinations of
placing the new jars, but still get the error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/batik/svggen/SVGGraphics2D
at
org.openjump.OpenJumpConfiguration.load
Hi Michaël,
That's interesting. I didn't know the arrow navigation trick. Is that an
OpenJUMP PlugIn? It doesn't seem to work in JUMP or SkyJUMP.
I knew about the Delete key shortcut. What I haven't found is any
shortcuts for menu items. I wonder why?
thanks,
Larry
On 1/29/07, Michaël M
Hi Larry,
There are some shortcuts defined in JUMP menu just above the help
command (OpenJUMP).
There are probably also other default shortcuts (typing on arrows makes
the map moving for example).
I thought about shortcuts, because I just discovered that in jEdit,
where you can define macros (
Thanks Michaël,
I like your idea about the keyboard shortcuts. Come to think of it, I
don't recall ever seeing any JUMP standard Control-key shortcuts at all. I
wonder if there is some kind of issue there?
Oh well, I suppose you can always fall back on typing Alt-T B whatever.
regards,
Larr
Great tool Larry !
Beanshell is my favorite tool and I can appreciate how you transformed
it into a production tool for jump with a single 150 lines java plugin !
As you say, beanshell has the capabilities of full java, and that's what
makes it even more powerfull than MapBasic or Avenue !
Every
Jan,
Sounds very cool! Thanks for all of the hard work. I will really try to take
time this week to test-drive your plug-in (and Geoff's) so that I can give
some useful feedback.
Support for printing is something that OpenJUMP really needs. I appreciate
your effort in this area, and I'm sure the
Hello OpenJUMP developers,
I just uploaded the initial release of the new PrintLayout Plugin as version
0.8.0 (indicating we think 80% is done of what we planned to do).
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=118054&package_id=219772
Features:
- adding of maps and rectangles.
- Sc
Hey Pedro,
A BeanTool is not some kind of kludgey script. It has the same
capabilities as full Java. A BeanTool is just a simple way of giving the
user control of their extensible tool set. In the case of reversing
linestinrgs, there doesn't seem to be much of a need for a complicated
interfac
Hey Larry,
Appending a bit to the last email...
You mean 'an ideal candidate for a Beanshell tool' on a debugging phase or
permanently?
I say this because this is, I suppose, a much sought for tool. ;-)
IMHO its ideal place should be under the 'Edit' menu.
BR,
Pedro
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Txs Larry!
BR,
Pedro.
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I forgot to post
I forgot to post a link to the source to the BeanToolsPlugIn.
http://skyjump.cvs.sourceforge.net/skyjump/skyjump/com/isa/jump/plugin/BeanToolsPlugIn.java?view=log
I'll try to find some code that already reverses linestings and make a
Beanshell script out of it and post it here.
Larry
On 1/29/0
Hi Pedro,
To me, a simple specialized tool like "Reverse Linestring" is an ideal
candidate for a Beanshell tool. Unfortunately, pasting the Beanshell code
into the console gets old fast when you are doing it a lot. SkyJUMP has a
small innovation that other developers might want to consider ado
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