I need the ability to write world files for images based on waypoints
collected at features visible in the photographs. I was going to do
this by writing a plug-in for ImageJ. However, I know that Erwan (and
maybe some others) were doing GIS related work with ImageJ previously,
as mentioned on this
It seems (as I suspected) that we all have different opinions on the
docking window frameworks that are available. No doubt they all have
there own advantages and disadvantages. When you boil it down, I
suppose that we really have two (2) decisions to make:
[1] Do we want to integrate a docking wi
Hi Stefan,
I read your letter only today. I am working out and I will be back home on
monday. I will replay you soon (the next weeek).
Thanks for the informations
Peppe
--- Mer 8/10/08, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> Da: Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Oggetto: [JPP-
Bing,
You wrote: "Yes, I was using the trunk and I removed the Substance LAF."
My bad. I didn't commit the removal of the Substance LAF just yet.
Bing wrote: "The docking system manages lots of windows either as
split panes or tabbed
panes, which is pretty much what the desktop pane does. Thus w
Larry,
It looks and works the same on Linux, haven't tested it on MacOSX
The part I like the best is that you can un-pin (minimize) panels and then
have them so they auto hide/show when you mouse over the minimized icon. So
this is great on a single monitor system as you can have your map full
sc
Hi Paul,
Wow! The VLDocking framework looks fantastic on Windows. The dynamic
toolbars are great! The undocked window dragging behavior is a bit strange,
however. You have to drag the frame instead of the title bar. Does it look
and perform well on Linux?
Larry
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 12:
Bing Ran wrote:
Hi,
> The AttributeType class does not contain a type for java long integer. The
> comments
>
> /** For long values (64-bit) */
> public final static AttributeType INTEGER = new AttributeType("INTEGER",
> Integer.class);
>
> is confusing, since Java integer type is 32-
The AttributeType class does not contain a type for java long integer. The
comments
/** For long values (64-bit) */
public final static AttributeType INTEGER = new AttributeType("INTEGER",
Integer.class);
is confusing, since Java integer type is 32-bit.
How do you guys deal with long
