Hi Michaël,
I am trying to develop a 2d- and 3d-GIS with JOGL
and PostGIS (you can switch between 2d and 3d).
The 3d-geometries are stored in PostGIS.
With OpenJUMP I digitalise some geometries
and stored them to PostGIS with:
Save Dataset As>Write 3d geometries
(PostGIS Table (new)).
My program c
Hi Ede,
Thanks for the feed-back
> On 05.10.2014 17:57, Michael Michaud wrote:
>> Hi Jumpers,
>>
>> I've started to add a big feature for OJ : capability to record macros.
> that's really a nice feature! i like it..
>
> without looking at the implementation details (you explained it pretty good),
Hi Ede,
Edit seems to be possible now, thanks.
-Jukka-
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> Lähetetty: 2. lokakuuta 2014 19:29
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> Aihe: Re: [JPP-Devel] OJ Wiki
>
> please retry.. ede
>
> On 01.1
On 05.10.2014 17:57, Michael Michaud wrote:
> Hi Jumpers,
>
> I've started to add a big feature for OJ : capability to record macros.
that's really a nice feature! i like it..
without looking at the implementation details (you explained it pretty good),
here some questions remarks. first and mo
Hi ,
I was rather thinking that users could select the v. 0.4 path at their own risk
for example by checking a box “Disjoint colors” with a tooltip hint “Tries to
prevent same colors from touching at any point”. But that is not especially
important feature and I do like simple and fast solution
Hi Jumpers,
I've started to add a big feature for OJ : capability to record macros.
I did not find a way to implement it without the need to revisit
each plugin, but I tried to adopt a design
- which does not break existing plugins
- where adaptation to make a plugin recordable in a macro is mini
On 05.10.2014 16:09, Larry Reeder wrote:
> Regarding packaging the plugin into a libfolder in lib\ext\ojmapcoloring-0.5,
> I used to do that with the DB Query plugin, and prefer it also, but recent
> versions of OJ don't load plugins unless they are in the lib\ext directory.
> I'm using Linux
Hey Jukka,
It might be possible to detect that less than 5 polygons are touching at a
point and treat that particular area as through the features were adjacent
to get the behavior in the 0.4 version of the plugin. However, it would
complicate the code quite a bit and slow it down.
Regarding pa
