2012/7/3 Mauricio Pazos <[email protected]> > On Friday, June 29, 2012 05:40:10 PM Marco Foi wrote: > > Hi folks. > > > > This week was better than the last.. ..but still not 'rocking'!. > > > > What did I do this week? > > > > Did some discoveries on how to recover/undo things with Git: seems it > > is a lot wider topic than I thought! > > Sopped unveiling the secrets of the uDig UI lifecylce: it was too > > painful to use a lot of time and make so little progress. > > Made a first working (!) porting of the ArcTool and started merging it > > with all convenience classes already available in eu.udig.tools: quite > > promising and exciting. > Good, It looks like you are making progress. > Tip: to be sure that the refactoring task is right. If the axios tools > have a > test case, you could port first the junit test then refactor the tool and > execute the test to be sure that you are not lost any thing. It the tool > hasn't got a test you could provide one. > You will find some test in plugins/eu.udig.tools.tests >
I just ported tests for ArcTool and ParallelTool: both work flawlessly. Here the code https://github.com/mcfoi/udig-platform/tree/parallel-tool-testing/plugins/eu.udig.tools.tests > > > > What will I be working on next week? > > > > Complete the task of merging ArcTool inside the eu.udig.tools plug-in. > > Some more studying user-UI interaction in uDig with the aim of fixing > > one of the bugs of the MergeTool (merging through an Operation working > > on features selected with the plain box selection tool). > You should offer yourself as volunteer to make this task (or subtask). > https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/UDIG-1911 > Jody could offer some help about the requirements. Please, send an email > to the > email list to offer your help for this task (then update the UDIG-1911 to > "in > progress") > I will first do some more studying.. ..and once I will be rather confident of being up tu the task, I will offer for sure. > > > > > Did I meet with any stumbling blocks? > > > > Yes.. ..same as the last week's one: could not find a way to open by > > code the MergeView.java. > > Some (other) suggestions from the community were tested but without > > luck. Tough there is still hope: use a callback in MergeView (thanks > > Mauricio!). A bit frightening (I hope not to break the working code) > > but I will give it a try. > You could create a branch for the new version of "Merge" then you can hack > without worries about your main task. I you found a good solution then > back to > tour master merging the new features. > I still have to go back to MergeView: it is planned for next week. Marco Foi > > > Thank you, > > Marco Foi > > _______________________________________________ > > User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig) > > http://udig.refractions.net > > http://lists.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/udig-devel > -- > Mauricio Pazos >
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