well I am fine with that.. the naming could be then:
"The inofficial OpenJUMP programmers guide", or
"My OpenJUMP programmers guide" ;)
i.e. something that gives it an informal touch.
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> I've decided to change the tone of the plug-in programmer's guide I am
> wri
Hei Landon,
I don't realy think that the name example is helpful for the start. Of
course there may be applications for that.. but who does need to parse
all layer names? Why can the operator not just provide a layer?
Shouldn't you focus on working with the GUI - how to use the dialogs,
how to
I've decided to change the tone of the plug-in programmer's guide I am
writing. I'm going to use a less formal tone and will speak in the
first person. One reason I am making this change is I would like to
offer some advice on plug-in development that may not be the "official
position" of our user
I've completed my second example for the OpenJUMP programmer's guide.
You can download the jar file that contains it here:
http://www.redefinedhorizons.com/shared_files/
Just drop the JAR in your /lib/ext folder.
When you do this you should get a top-level menu called "SurveyOS".
It will contain
That makes sense Larry. I'll get the text from the JTextField objects
in the event handler for the OK button.
I've been beating my head on the wall over this one. Sometimes the
answer is right in front of you.
Thanks,
SS
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:02 PM, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
It would seem that this would not be a problem in any modal dialog. Even if
the dialog was non-modal, you would have a button to perform the actual
replace. When you click the button, the focus changes and the values should
be available to get at that point. This is not happening?
Larry
On Thu
I'm doing some work on one of my examples for the Plug-In Programmer Guide.
In this example a plug-in prompts the user for both a search string
and a replacement string. It then replaces all of the search strings
it finds in the name of each layer with the replacement String.
It appears that the
We've got 8 responses to our survey so far, and I suspect a few of
these are from our programmers. I think we have a lot more users. I
thought I would try something just for fun.
I've added a box to the survey where you can enter your name. I'll
randomly select one name from all the survey respond
Thanks Peppe. We've got 6 responses so far. I'll leave the survey open
for a couple more days to see if we get anyone else.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 6:41 AM, Giuseppe Aruta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Done)
>
> If you like I can write also a small explanation about my exper
Done)
If you like I can write also a small explanation about my experience with OJ
and others.
Peppe
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