I've noticed a few nifty little utility classes kicking around in
OpenJUMP's source code. I think that most of them were written by the
Pirol folks, specifically Ole Rahn.
I can't remember exactly, but I seem to recall that Pirol might not be
actively involved in OpenJUMP development any longer. I
Hi Paul,
Still no luck with the filter theming style. I used your example of
pavement on a street layer. I got no result at all.
Downloaded rs-jump-core-1.0-20070913.jar, but it didn't work as well
as the previous one.
regards,
Larry
On 9/12/07, Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED
> so a.. what i am going to tell was that i thought about adding
> classification capabilities. But actually Arnd proposed to have such a
> functionality external, which adds a new attribute with the result ???)
I've got code in SkyJUMP that could support a similar functionality.
It is a mod to Ba
Edgar wrote: "just trying to lobby for the GT2 library, as I get the
impression the
list is a bit afraid of it ;)."
The whole list probably isn't afraid of it, it's probably just me. :]
I don't see anything wrong with wrapping up the GeoTools projection
code as a temporary solution to projections
Hei Larry,
as far as i remember Edgar has a transformation/projection plugin for
JUMP on his website. But one of the problems was, that we do not speak
about one jar, but several jars.. (it requires for instance jai.. who
knows why?). And I am not sure if the same system edgard employed is
sti
>and i think it is time that you start studying OJ functions, e.g. replicate!
>
>
Hey, I never noticed this nice feature. Thanks !
(so many useful features in OpenJUMP :-) )
>Sunburned Surveyor schrieb:
>
>
>>My SuperSelect Tool will have a button that allows the user to copy
>>selected featu
Hi Edgar,
It isn't the difficulty of doing transformations that I fear. Just
the difficulty of interfacing GT2 to OpenJump. I'm sure we are
willing to learn though if you're offering to teach. :-)
More seriously - are you saying that we can just add a GT2 jar, wrap
it in an interface like
probably rather to this list ;)
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Betreff: [jump-devel] Projection with Geotools2 CRS
Datum: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 21:00:44 +0200
Von: Edgar Soldin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Antwort an: JUMP Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: JUMP Developers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello All,
yep!
i agree, and this reminds me on having the same for features that show
the most prominent "what i want to know about" .. ie. number of
vertices, geom-type, inner rings, perimeter, area, centroid coords,..
furthermore there was the idea to give layers 4 states:
- editable (selectable, snapp
as far as i know arcgis has some kind of update button..
so we could it this way as well.
(i know i should not propose something in the far future, but the colour
theming should be extended in the future - providing different types of
classification. Erwan/SIGLE did some first work on it (contai
This tool seems useful to me. It is a bit of a pain to have to do all
those steps each time you want to extract some geometry.
One question. If the geometries are going to a new layer, why wouldn't
you always create the new layer with the appropriate Feature Schema and
copy all the attributes
Martin and Stefan,
I used th Eclipse "search" function to locate the
ReplicateSelectedItemsPlugIn. I will see if I can wire up some of the
methods in this class to my button.
I figured out how to locate the code executed by any "built-in" menu
item, and I have added a short snippet to the JPP wik
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> Thank you for the responses Martin and Stefan. I need to clear up one thing:
>
> Martin wrote: " I think actually that OJ will copy any source Feature
> attributes which match the destination schema in name and type (which of
> course includes the Geometry attribute).
Thank you Stefan and Larry for the comments. I will try to find the
code for the "replicate" function.
I don't think I have a case of featurititis. (At least I hope not.)
The Super Select tool was designed to solve a specific problem I was
having.
I was trying to select large sets of LineStrings
I ran both OJ and SkyJUMP from the Eclipse IDE with identical settings.
Larry
On 9/13/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> what about the JDK version to "build" the jars?
>
> Oj is 1.5 - in case you use 1.6
>
> stefan
>
> Larry Becker schrieb:
> >> you mean it is different on both PC
Thank you for the responses Martin and Stefan. I need to clear up one thing:
Martin wrote: " I think actually that OJ will copy any source Feature
attributes which match the destination schema in name and type (which of
course includes the Geometry attribute)."
If this is true, why is a second r
what about the JDK version to "build" the jars?
Oj is 1.5 - in case you use 1.6
stefan
Larry Becker schrieb:
>> you mean it is different on both PC's you have?
> Yes.
>> what about the java version?
> Good idea, but not it. Both are running the same JRE.
>
> Larry
> On 9/13/07, Stefan Steinige
> and i think it is time that you start studying OJ functions, e.g. replicate!
Stefan is right. SuperSelect was a good idea, but it now sounds like
it has featurititis. Before you develop, you should know what is
already implemented so as not to duplicate functionality.
Larry
On 9/13/07, Stefa
> you mean it is different on both PC's you have?
Yes.
> what about the java version?
Good idea, but not it. Both are running the same JRE.
Larry
On 9/13/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you mean it is different on both PC's you have?
>
> what about the java version?
>
> stefan
>
see my previous answer..
and i think it is time that you start studying OJ functions, e.g. replicate!
Sunburned Surveyor schrieb:
> My SuperSelect Tool will have a button that allows the user to copy
> selected features to a designated layer with a single click.
>
> I was wondering, were there a
you mean it is different on both PC's you have?
what about the java version?
stefan
Larry Becker schrieb:
> I tried this on my home PC and it looked the same as SkyJUMP. I went
> though all of the Skins, but that wasn't it. Hmm.
>
> Larry
>
> On 9/12/07, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
see below
Martin Davis schrieb:
>
> Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>> - OpenJUMP creates "new" features in the destination layer with new FIDs.
>> - OpenJUMP only pastes the Feature gemetries, and not the other
>> Feature attributes. (This makes sense, as you avoid having to check
>> for FeatureSchema
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>
> - OpenJUMP creates "new" features in the destination layer with new FIDs.
> - OpenJUMP only pastes the Feature gemetries, and not the other
> Feature attributes. (This makes sense, as you avoid having to check
> for FeatureSchema conflicts.)
>
More or less. I thi
The Super Select toolbar has a button that sends the current selected
items to a target layer with a single click. I wanted to confirm some
behavior of OpenJUMP's in this regard, and then ask for a little help.
I have done a little testing, and it appears that when you copy
features in one layer a
I'm trying to put some of the finishing touches on my Super Select
Tool. I was curious if anyone could tell me if adding a separator to a
JToolbar modifies the index (position) of the JButtons in the tool
bar.
For example, if I have a toolbar with items in the following order:
JButton1
Separator1
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