Hi,
Projection support would be nice to have sometimes. By the way, the two new
Spatialite plugins give now another alternatives. Spatialite databases which
have been created with Spatialite-GUI contains support for more than 3000
projections by default.
-Jukka-
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
So Guys - guess what:
Martin revived Proj4j, i.e. Proj4 for Java
http://lin-ear-th-inking.blogspot.com/2010/01/announcing-proj4j.html
seems like we can start thinking about to seriously give OpenJUMP
projection support (for those that don't use PostGIS - like me) ;)
thank you Martin!
stefan
OK, I have committed an experimental version of AbstractZoomTool that
incorporates a deferred mouse wheel zoom for half a second. It does an
image stretch from the center of the panel until the half second expires.
Please test after tomorrow's nightly build.
Comments?
regards,
Larry
On Mon, F
Hi,
In the option dialog box, edition tab, you have an option which does
exactly that :
Prevents edit resulting in invalid geometries
You can search the code from EditOptionsPanel or EditTransaction classes
Michaël
Stefan Steiniger a écrit :
> Hei Volker,
>
> you may have a look at exiting edi
Hi Elton,
This is not an easy question
If I look at the javadoc, it seems that from the layer, I can get the
connection
myLayer.getDataSourceQuery().getDataSource().getConnection();
This is not a JDBC connection but a OpenJUMP connection.
If you use the right syntax for the query, from there,
Hi there,
I have two postgis layers from the same database added in openjump and would
like to perform further query with code using SQL and AdhocQuery. How can I
retrieve the database connection of the postgis layer (added manually)?
It seems that I need to re-construct a parameter list for the
Hei Volker,
you may have a look at exiting editing tools?
e.g. check the tools in
org.openjump.core.ui.plugin.edittoolbox.*
in "curosortools" you could look at AutoCompletePolygon
or ConstrainedWhateverTool
but I wonder why you would need to bound this to a layer and not just as
general action f
Hello "The Sunburned Surveyor",
thanks for your answer. I guess this list make more sense :-) ( wasn't aware of
this )
as explained I'm already using a LayerListener. Let me try to explain with an
example:
- I've added a Layerlistener and get informed by its featureChanged-Method
- The user
Volker,
You should be able to do it in the same LayerListener. For example: If
you want to write a couple lines of text to a text file everytime
nodes are deleted from a feature, you would implement LayerListener.
In the LayerListener.featureChanged method you would need to test the
modified featu
We did find that the Traverse tool on the ArcGIS COGO toolbox is an
acceptable solution, although it was trial and error to determine how to
enter DMS angles in it.
Larry
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 3:12 PM, Sunburned Surveyor <
sunburned.surve...@gmail.com> wrote:
> No problem. I do want to whip up
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