Now that cold is here, I've got more time to stay indoors and code. I'm
willing to submit a JTS patch with sample data and unit tests.
Martin, in implementing the patch, I will be following the guidance in your
suggestion on April 21, 2013:
" The WKBReader can be changed to only switch endianes
On 02.12.2013 22:11, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have many exciting new features and I suppose we will have a great new
> OpenJUMP 1.7 rather soon. It would be excellent to have a well working
> Spatialite support in OJ 1.7 Plus through DB Query plugin, but the issue with
> reading multi
Hi,
We have many exciting new features and I suppose we will have a great new
OpenJUMP 1.7 rather soon. It would be excellent to have a well working
Spatialite support in OJ 1.7 Plus through DB Query plugin, but the issue with
reading multigeometries remains [1]. Martin almost promised to make
Hi all,
just tested with rev. 3835 on MacOSX.
Issue is solved, i think. Creating a new layer and saving as shp gives a
proper error message and advice to use "Edit> Extract> by Geometry Type".
(I will not close the ticket as I am not sure that this is truly the
intended behaviour)
Thanks Micha
Hi Jukka,
That's strange, I often checked that memory is released,
but there maybe some cases where it is retained somewhere.
I'll check more with jml files.
I think a plugin may hold a reference to a layer and retain
its content in memory. In this case, it would be very useful
to identify the plu
Hi,
Tested with:
- OpenJUMP Plus r.3803
- Windows 7 64-bit
- jre 1.7_07 64-bit
- polygon dataset with 1.1 million features, size 3.2 GB in JML format.
See what happen with the memory consumption when I start OpenJUMP and open the
polygon dataset into an empty project:
After loading the datase
Hi Jukka,
> I do not find your suggestions very easy. My aim is to catch coordinates of
> some corners of a bunch of polygons so I can use them in a script. There will
> about 50-150 polygons I must handle.
Do you have to choose the corner visually (interactive mode) or can we imagine
to do it f
