Hi Geoffrey,
I suspect the issues raised by Larry are central to the issues I have
had with printing. In my printer plugin I have three options for
printing and they each give slightly different results depending on
what is being printed (scale of map, size of text and patterns etc).
It is
@Michaël,
A few hints: com.isa.jump.plugin.PrintPlugIn is the UI class that uses
PrinterDriver and PDFDriver to do the work. You can use PrintPlugin as is
with some localization work, or you can use as an example to build your own
UI class.
@Geoffrey,
In order to use the new print
Dear Michael
I suspect the issues raised by Larry are central to the issues I have
had with printing. In my printer plugin I have three options for
printing and they each give slightly different results depending on what
is being printed (scale of map, size of text and patterns etc). It is
Hi Larry (Becker),
I'm slowly progressing on this topic.
I added different rendering modes in RenderingManager,
Except the printing stuff, there are only a few classes where new modes
are used.
I tested the change on AbstractZoomTool :
In OpenJUMP, MouseWheel zoom is done on an INTERACTIVE
Hi Michaël,
I recall it is pretty subjective, but I think I used
EXECUTE_ON_EVENT_THREAD to avoid over-use of threads which can spawn out of
control with the mouse wheel.
regards,
Laarry
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 3:28 PM, Michaël Michaud michael.mich...@free.frwrote:
Hi Larry (Becker),
I'm
Hi,
If you have your hands dirty already I would suggest to make some preparations
for making it easier to write geospatial PDF files in the future. The
essential thing to do is to capture the envelope of a map as polygon WKT and
store is somewhere. For example it could be saved into a
Hi Larry (Becker),
I've started pdf printer integration in openjump and the main change
that I face
is one in RenderingManager where you introduced 3 rendering mode
public final static int INTERACTIVE = 0;
public final static int SINGLE_THREAD_QUEUE = 1;
public final static int
Hi Michaël,
Thanks for starting this effort. I'll try to answer your questions as
best I can. When I wrote this code four years ago, I was immersed in
printer lore that I have mostly forgotten. Here are a few things that I
can recall: (excuse my lecture tone, I know you are very
Hi Larry,
All that makes sense.
Thanks for the detailed answers to my last question and to the few next
ones ;-)
I'll keep them preciously as diving in the rendering pipeline is always
a challenge for me.
By the way, I already could print to pdf with your printer + openjump,
but I'd to
