Benjamin,
That is a fine looking GUI. Might also be the only time my code was
every useful to anyone for anything. :]
Any chance you'd consider releasing the code to us?
I don't know any Groovy, but I'd like to see what you've done. I'm
intereseted in learning how the same porting of OJ function
Hi Michaël!
> Do you mean you use groovy as a compiled language and not as a scripting
> language ? Have you got a small sample of a grrovy extension for OpenJUMP ?
>
Yes, indeed, I use Groovy as a compiled language. Here is a simple example
for a UnionByAttributePlugIn.
http://pastebin.com/ab
Hi Benjamin,
One idea I had which may be related to the plugin management is
that OpenJUMP should be able to record plugin actions in macros.
Here's my basic idea.
void execute(Map macroOptions) {
Map optionsForExecute = null;
if (macroOptions) {
option
On 18.03.2011 03:26, Martin Davis wrote:
>
> * Without knowing more about the impacts on the development process, I'd say
> I'm not really in favour of introducing Groovy into the core JUMP codebase.
> It seems like it might complicate coding (especially for people who don't
> grok Groovy). I
Here's my thoughts on a couple of these topics...
* I agree with keeping dependencies as small as possible. This
especially applies to "the core". The core could actually be thought of
as a few concentric rings of things: the Feature API, the I/O framework
(and drivers, including DB drivers)
Hi Michaël,
Thanks for your comments and links to docking and plugin
libraries/frameworks.
> is infonode totally free and opensource ?
InfoNode Docking Windows is under GPL. It looks quite good (as one can see
in my screenshots) and has a nice API.
One idea I had which may be related to the
Hi Benjamin, Matthias, developpers,
Nice to know there are great ideas to enhance OpenJUMP user interface.
Here are some comments about Benjamin's main points :
- windows docking : totally agree that it would be a nice addition
is infonode totally free and opensource ? anyway, there are also :
btw: this is how the gui looks when I deactivate all plugins:
http://www.abload.de/img/nicejump_wo_pluginsq71j.png
I think this is a nice showcase of how to customize a scalable
user interface.
here is the corresponding source code for this:
static void main(args) {
Translation.rese
hallo Matthias!
it would be nice to incubate a new GUI in parallel work.
Maybe we could split the source code in two modules as I
already did:
* a workbench with a new gui built from scratch
* a core with current OJ code base
then substract the old workbench code (successively) from core and
Nice Work!
What do you think about a GUI revision for OJ in 2.0? This can be a
longer project of parallel work. Should be no problem with SVN. A more
modern and customizable GUI would be a great enhancement for OJ in the
future. I know that this is not a small task.
Matthias
> Hi Michaël!
>
> The
Hi Michaël!
The RCP has a new plugin system which (basically) consists of
* a PlugIn class with initialize(PlugInContext) and an execute method
without parameters.
* a PlugInContext class with getProgramModel(), getProgramFrame() and
getPlugInManager().
* a PlugInManager class which stores initia
Hi,
Nice work !
There is surely a lot of work to transfer all the improvements to the
last version of OpenJUMP.
What do you mean by running PlugIns from OpenJUMP with the new plugin
system ?
Michaël
Le 13/03/2011 21:05, Benjamin Gudehus a écrit :
Hi OpenJUMPers,
I want to come up with
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