karthik shravanam wrote:
Hi,
> I am a new jump user and doing some research on the tool, i just wanted to
> know how i can check out the source code?
you can find all the information about the svn here:
http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=118054
Best regards, Andreas
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Hi
Personally I like an idea to merge the zoom tool, pan tool and feature select
tool into one, so I can zoom/pan and select anytime.
I quickly let the SelectTool to extends from the AbstractZomTool and I get the
mousewheel zooming instantly. Well I need to update two lines of code in the
Lay
Hei Bing,
I am not sure if one realy wants to merge panning and selection ;) (at
least I am not aware of any GIS which hasn't a separate pan function).
But maybe I just have no imagination how it may work.
stefan
Bing Ran schrieb:
> Hi
>
> Personally I like an idea to merge the zoom tool, pan
Hi Stephan,
The selection tool and panning collide a bit, since the drag gesture is
interpreted differently. My idea is to use a modifier key to tell them
apart. For example: have ctrl key while dragging is interpreted as side
scrolling while a simple drag is selecting. Another option is add k
Hi,
> Switching back and force between select tool and other tool is
> annoying I have found.
Just want to say I agree with Bing's statement about this issue.
I'm not sure what is the best way to improve it, but switching from/to
pan/zoom and select with a modifier key seems ok to me.
Panning wit
Hi,
What new possibilities the proposed system would give in addition to the
existing keyboard shortcuts? I mean, I can already at any time select features
with Ctrl-Left click, pan with Alt-Shift-Drag, zoon in/out with Alt-Left
click/Right click, and show feature info with Ctrl-Alt-Left click
