Colin Law wrote:
[...]
> I am suggesting that the map is not to be treated as an object any
> more than a table is in a view. It is just a particular way of
> viewing a set of markers, waypoints etc.
Yes, that was sort of what I had in mind when I was talking about
markers being primary.
[...
2009/8/3 Marnen Laibow-Koser :
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> Colin Law wrote:
> [...]
>> I have a problem with YM4R however. The concept there is to construct
>> the map object in the controller and then display it in the view.
>
> It's been a while since I've touched that part of my codebase, so I had
> temporarily forgo
Colin Law wrote:
[...]
> I have a problem with YM4R however. The concept there is to construct
> the map object in the controller and then display it in the view.
It's been a while since I've touched that part of my codebase, so I had
temporarily forgotten that.
I'm actually no longer quite
2009/8/3 Marnen Laibow-Koser :
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> Sijo Kg wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Yes I want to draw maps, dealing with geocoded data,
>
> I've been using YM4R for that. I've only dealt with Google Maps, but I
> understand that Mapstraction is very helpful if you're dealing with
> multiple mapping services.
>
I wo
Sijo Kg wrote:
> Hi
>
> Yes I want to draw maps, dealing with geocoded data,
I've been using YM4R for that. I've only dealt with Google Maps, but I
understand that Mapstraction is very helpful if you're dealing with
multiple mapping services.
> As exacltly
> according to the latlong inform
Hi
Yes I want to draw maps, dealing with geocoded data, As exacltly
according to the latlong information have to draw routes on map etc So
could you please suggest a good gem and also the other helper urls if
any
Sijo
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Sijo Kg wrote:
> Hi
>Could anybody please which is the most widely used gem for GIS
> applications I came across
> http://ym4r.rubyforge.org/ym4r-doc/
> But seen it has not been updated since 2006
>
> Thanks in adavnce
> Sijo
Are you interested in drawing maps, dealing with geocoded data
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