The previous sample code I posted was foolish, I'm sorry!!!
Find attached a better version that uses a single Object reference to
track both initialization and modify state.
During initialization this Object references a byte[] where each element
tracks the init state of the corresponding
An example of the standard usage pattern for JDBC can be seen in:
com.vividsolutions.jump.datastore.jdbc.ValueConverterFactory. Regardless of
whether you use ResultSet's getObject() or something like getInt(),
eventually you are going to need an object representation of the data in
order to work
Larry wrote: I appreciate all of the clever solutions, but I will
remain convinced that BasicFeature can detect modification without any
need for explicit client methods to set it, until someone shows me
proof that it can not.
I agree with Larry on this point. I believe it would be safe to
For what it's worth, I agree with Larry and Landon.
Worst case scenario: code behaves badly and for some reason writes and rewrites
attributes on loading. Nobody knows of any code that does this, so it is an
edge use case. The price of doing this non-standard loading will be to write
back to
23-Apr-2009 seems to be the last nightly build.
Larry
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Dear friends,
To complete Thomas a new triangulation package has been developed by
Jean-Yves Martin (Professor at Ecole Centrale de Nantes). It will be fully
available in 2 weeks. The beta code is here :
http://geosysin.iict.ch/irstv-trac/browser/platform-contrib/jdelaunay.
It includes :
- DT
What are possible causes of such a failure ?
I notice that 23 avril the date of my last commit, but everything seems
ok on my local updated repository.
Michaël
Larry Becker a écrit :
23-Apr-2009 seems to be the last nightly build.
Larry
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Hei,
I just wrote Paul before lunch and he told me that he can not longer
host the NB.
So, I guess the reason is something else. But thanks to Paul for hosting
the NB the last year - and for improving OpenJUMP.
However - now the call: any ideas on how to continue?
I am not sure if we couldn't
For those interested, an alpha version of JTS 1.11 including the new
Delaunay triangulation API is now available here:
http://tsusiatsoftware.net/jts/files/jts-1.11-alpha2.zip
Documentation is provided in the Javadoc, but as always source code
provides the best guide to use. Check out the
Well, there certainly seems to be no shortage of Delaunay Triangulation
libraries - an embarassment of riches!
It seems like this would be a great opportunity to try and start
converging on some common solutions, or at least some common
understanding of requirements and issues. Obviously
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