Thanks Uwe. I'm going to proceed with my "current user" functionality.
This will be included in a class that extends the JUMP AbstractPlugIn
class, so the functionality will be available to other plug-in
developers if they so choose.
I'll be trying to modify the Super Select tool so that the
confi
I would try it this week.
Eric
2007/10/31, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> because it is easier to use for non GUI-experts?
>
> just a thought, and noted here:
>
> http://buoy.sourceforge.net/AboutBuoy.html
>
> otherwise, why should michael have used it.
> but if somebody is able to rem
Eric,
Please try using regular Swing, I'd like to remove Buoy from Open JUMP
as I see no real advantage over the functionality offered by swing. Sure
it maybe slightly easier for developers who aren't used to swing. But
it's just another API that people will have to learn.
Paul
Eric Lemesre
Hi Landon,
I don't think you need to subclass the Abstract plugin in to do this.
Looking at the problem there are a couple of things to think about. I'm
going to use the concept of a workspace (think eclipse) for each of a
user's different configurations of JUMP
1. There will need to be so
Hi,
As I am the one who used buoy in a plugin (simple query, which has been
introduced in the core distribution at some point), I'll give again my
feeling :
Buoy is a great UI toolkit. I'm not an expert who will assure it is
better than all other ones, but as far as I can remember, it offers a
Paul,
You are probably correct in stating that an extension of the
AbstractPlugIn class may not be the most elegant solution for
supporting user-specific behavior in OpenJUMP. Perhaps I can explain a
little of the "bigger picture" that I am trying to accomplish. This
may help you understand why I
I think we could benefit from removing the details of this discussion
and dealing with a more abstract case. The real question seems to be
centered on the inclusion of third party libraries required to run a
plug-in.
I think a simple solution, already pointed out to me by Paul, is this:
Plug-In d
Does anyone have experience with design-by-contract programming in
Java? It seems like most of the dbc frameworks I have looked at for
Java either use Javadoc comments or some type of preproccessor to
implement dbc programming.
It seems like you could do the same basic thing with regular Java code
Hei Paul,
is this bug solved?
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1819138&group_id=118054&atid=679906
stefan
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