I have uploaded a new version (0.7) of the Printing extension. I found
that it was necessary to wait for the graphics to finish painting before
sending to to the printer. It appears (I think) that the screen
painting is queued into multiple threads. I am now waiting for all
these threads to
I have found it useful to develop an extension that allows me to move
mapping projects (collections of files) around in my file system. I
found that if you moved a layer file(and its related files) then the
Project could not find it. When reloading a layer from a new location
all the style info
Stefan,
Each 'loader' in the framework auto enables/disabled based on whether
the required libraries are present ... so no need to disable the ECW
beyond just removing the dll from the build.
David
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Stefan
Hei,
the solution in the nightly built is that one will be asked to point to
the file location if a file is not found. As far as i remember it also
assumes that the other files are at the same position.
but note: this solution is implemented in Openjump and not Jump. Thus if
you have done an e
Hei David,
thanx for the info.. thats nice
stefan
David Zwiers wrote:
>Stefan,
>
>Each 'loader' in the framework auto enables/disabled based on whether
>the required libraries are present ... so no need to disable the ECW
>beyond just removing the dll from the build.
>
>David
>
>-Original
Hi Stefan,
Best wishes 2007.
I have upload a new version of the sigle raster plugin developed by Nicolas
Lavoillotte.
This plugin use a gdal wrapper in java. It's very fast and you can load in
OpenJUMP big data without memory limits.
In few days all sources code will be available at this link :
Hi Geoff - Yup, multiple threads are used to render the various layers
simultaneously.
Jon
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