On 10.12.2012 08:56, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Stefan Steiniger
On the other hand, tagging rasters with a Sextante icon suggest that
it is only usable with Sextante.
yep... sounds reasonable, so we should not use a Sextante icon but a generic
(raster?/image?) icon.
On the other hand,
edgar.soldin wrote:
On 10.12.2012 08:56, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
It looks like we do not have a proper image info tool at all. It would be
good
to have a tool for showing the image size in pixels, coordinate system,
georeferencing, band count etc. basic information about the image files.
Not quite, but Kosmo has something to that direction. It shows source of the
image, projection and extents in georeferenced units.
but that would depend on the implementation they use.
The Sextante framework can deliver that info (though, I think I actually
discovered a bug in the layer
I vote to have different icons in order user not to confuse the usage. We
can change the name open sextante layer with something different, for
this
moment.
Peppe
2012/12/10 Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch
Not quite, but Kosmo has something to that direction. It shows source of
the image,
we could decorate sextante layers with a specific icon. if yes, which one?
where to get it?
..ede
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What about image.png in famfam folder?[image: Immagine in linea 1]
2012/12/9 edgar.sol...@web.de
we could decorate sextante layers with a specific icon. if yes, which one?
where to get it?
..ede
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we already have an icon for raster layers, but famfams image icon might be more
beautiful.
actually thought about something more sextante specific, similar to the
sextante icon.
..ede
On 09.12.2012 21:22, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
What about image.png in famfam folder?[image: Immagine in linea 1]
Hi,
we already have an icon for raster layers, but famfams image icon might be
more beautiful.
actually thought about something more sextante specific, similar to the
sextante icon.
I added the icon to identify raster layers.
You can change it to a more symbolic one if you want, but I think
thats why i am asking. i just saw in the source that a sextante layer is
neither RasterImageLayer or ordinary vector Layer, which probably has some
implications on what you can do with it. does it?
notice i am talking about layers, not the tools here.
..ede
On 09.12.2012 22:49, Michaël
Hi,
Don't know exactly what you call a sextante layer.
I think the ISextanteLayer interface is for both vector and raster
(everything which can be processed in the Sextante tool)
In the case of vector, OpenJUMP layers are wrapped into IVectorLayer in
the OpenJUMP Sextante PlugIn
In the case of
On the other hand, tagging rasters with a Sextante icon suggest that it
is only usable with Sextante.
yep... sounds reasonable, so we should not use a Sextante icon but a
generic (raster?/image?) icon.
stefan
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On the other hand, tagging rasters with a Sextante icon suggest that
it is only usable with Sextante.
yep... sounds reasonable, so we should not use a Sextante icon but a generic
(raster?/image?) icon.
On the other hand, using a general raster icon suggests that images
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