> How do you mean conflict? Were they fighting over keyboard short cuts? Or is 
> it a case of being unable to reuse the functionality because of a design 
> decision?
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Correct, both behavours  







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Levi Putna
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On Saturday, 24 September 2011 at 3:48 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:

> Hi Levi:
>  
> Starting a new email subject line so that people can see you switched topics: 
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> > Thanks Jody, I have commit access now.
> >  
> > I need a little help + code review to finis off the smart buffer tool, what 
> > is the best option? Commit in a new branch or do a pull request?
> >  
> > Currently Smart Buffer is its own tool with three behaviours. I was unable 
> > to use snapping as some of the functionality to adjust the snap limit 
> > conflicted with the functionality to adjust the buffer size. I hope to 
> > rectify this before adding the tool to trunk.
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> How do you mean conflict? Were they fighting over keyboard short cuts? Or is 
> it a case of being unable to reuse the functionality because of a design 
> decision?
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> I am trying to think if snapping makes sense when defining a shape using 
> buffer. The real motivation for snapping is to exactly line up with another 
> feature (or a grid). Since we then go and buffer that exact point I am not 
> sure I see the benefit of supporting both?
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> > I think I may have setup the create feature command incorrectly as the 
> > Enter to finish is not working. Otherwise I’m happy with everything else.
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> I think the easiest way will be to issue a pull request; and comment on the 
> areas you need review / feedback on? It would be handy if this was issued 
> from a branch. If needed we could then push the branch to the main 
> udig_platform if some collaboration was needed?
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> --  
> Jody Garnett
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