>and i think it is time that you start studying OJ functions, e.g. replicate!
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Hey, I never noticed this nice feature. Thanks !
(so many useful features in OpenJUMP :-) )
>Sunburned Surveyor schrieb:
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>>My SuperSelect Tool will have a button that allows the user to copy
>>selected featu
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
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
> 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
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
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 any guidlines or rules about the copying
process? Do I need to wrap it in an undoable command? Can I copy
features from one layer to another
