Hi Eric,
I don't know an answer in OpenJump, but computing the corners of an image
is straigntforward if you have the world file or can get that information
from the GeoTIFF. You'll also need the number of pixels horizontal and
vertical. This is available in many graphics editors.
Example worl
Hi Alberto,
Unfortunately your question is not trivial. The Layer Properties plugin
that I wrote doesn't seem to be able to do this either. Perhaps someone who
understands the raster layers better can answer.
regards,
Larry Becker
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 11:27 AM, Alberto De Luca <[EMAIL PRO
Hi,
It is almost that easy, but world files have anchor point at the centre of the
top left pixel, not at top left corner of top left pixel. If you are
interested in real image area you will need to do some plus and minus
operations with half a pixel size values. Or you may download gdal util
Christopher,
this is marvelous! ..ans as I realize again.. images sell better than
words :)
stefan
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Christopher,
That's awesome? Good work...
I hope to put the last touches on a CSV reader for OpenJUMP this
weekend. I could get you some survey data for a TIN in CSV format
after that. Or we could try to use the existing PIROL plug-in that
reads CSV files.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Thu, Jul 17,
I've put together the next minor release of BizzJUMP. You can download it here:
http://www.redefinedhorizons.com/shared_files/bizzjump-1001.zip
The zip file should have everything you need to run the program,
except for a JRE.
Here are the changes I made for this release:
- Replaced the splash
This e-mail will mostly interest Paul, but I am sending it to the list
in case it might interest a couple of the other programmers.
I had a problem with my integration of the InfoNode docking windows
into the OpenJUMP core. The TabWindow I placed at the bottom of the
GUI for supplemental info woul
I forgot to attach the screenshot of the plug-in manager. You can view
the photo here:
http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll297/SunburnedSurveyor/plug-in_manager_screenshot.jpg
I should point out that the plug-in manager is itself a plug-in. It
uses the plug-in dependency system I integrated into
