>Juar a thought however, It might be worthwhile establishing a standard
>name (in English and other languages) for at least one menu item that
>could be used by plugin developers to add items too. I know we can add
>to File, Tools etc, but it may prove useful to have a general menu (like
>"E
Larry Becker a écrit :
>Hmm, I'm with you on installing plugins, but I'm not sure I agree that
>the UI stuff should (or could) be configurable in the same way.
>
>
I''m not sure I understand what you mean by installing plugin without
configuring UI stuff.
I think that which plugins/extensions a
Dear SS
Yes the behaviour is correct - I am not sure what I did to cause the
problem, but when In re-did it it was OK, the subsequent plugins
appeared correctly in the same menu item.
Juar a thought however, It might be worthwhile establishing a standard
name (in English and other languages)
I'm not totally up to speed on the JUMPConfiguration class, although I think
that I understand its basic purpose.
I think it would be a good idea to have the flexibility of determining which
cursor tools and menus are loaded at runtime via an XML file and that it
would be a good evolution of Open
Hmm, I'm with you on installing plugins, but I'm not sure I agree that
the UI stuff should (or could) be configurable in the same way.
How about I get plugin support working and you can take it from there?
Perhaps I'll like the UI stuff after I see it in action.
regards,
Larry
On 5/8/07, Michaë
Hi Larry,
I must admit I even did not think about extending workbench-properties.xml.
The feature request you refer to and your proposition meet exactly my
questions.
I understand that you think about extending workbench-properties.xml with
specific tags representing jump's plugins and ui element
Hi Michaël,
I believe the OJ feature request that you are referring to was
submitted by Steve Tanner:
"Have JUMPConfiguration.java in XML file.
Ugo added the following comment:
Ugo Taddei: �Has anyone thought about changing the
JUMPConfiguration.java to an xml-based config? That is,
inste
Hi,
I take advantage of this mail to extend the question to a more general
feature request...
I have noticed that the oldest OJ's feature request is having an xml
configuration file for OpenJUMP (feature request from Jon). A few days
ago, I decided to have a look in some of OpenJUMP's classes
I've completed the first portion of my new Feature Documentation. I've
decided to prepare the documentation as separate topics. Each topic will
follow the same basic format, and can be read independently of the other
topics. This will allow us to combine topics into different groups or sets.
I ima
Hi everybody,
I tried to understand differences between the 4 versions of
postgresql/postgis drivers I found at different places.
Here are the results of my investigations
Comments are welcome.
*Different versions I found
*1 - a plugin (postgis_1_0_0.jar) from 2005 written by Markus Schaber
and
Roman,
I'm afraid I don't have time to study this problem you are having in great
detail, and the problems aren't obvious to me from the code that you posted.
I know that these type of errors can be very frustrating, so I will try to
provide you some details that can help you solve the problem on
Thanks for taking care of this Stefan.
On 5/5/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thanx i will add it to the bug list
stefan
Pedro Doria Meunier schrieb:
> Hi guys. J
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> I'm testing version 1.2B of OJ.
>
> Under 'Options->Snap/Grid' clicking to check/uncheck the 'Snap to
> ve
Geoff,
Can you verify the behavior that Stefan described? Is this how the menus are
working for you?
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 5/2/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
adding menu items to existing ones is one of the great things of JUMP ..
thanx to Martin and Jon
Geoffrey G Roy s
I'm just no getting around to some of my e-mails. :]
I will use the package structure we discussed and will make my tests
available under the GPL onthe SurveyOS SourceForge Project Website.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 5/1/07, Martin Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yep, I'd vote for that packag
Hi Stefan,
I've cross checked your (and Ravi's) results. Here is what I have
found checking OpenJump 2007-04-9, JUMP 1.2, and SkyJUMP 83:
Only OpenJump seems to save Snap / Grid options to persistent
blackboard. However, OpenJump's code is not synchronized with the
dialog options. It seems
Hei,
i am bit confused on all this.
Thats what i found out and need to be checked later:
the error seems to be reasoned by a mixture of problems.
- some snapping related values (on/off) are set on the blackboard while
other are set on the persistent-blackboard (inside the blackboard) i.e.:
* sna
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