Luca,
Nice work! Jar files would be nice.
Have you thought about a license under which to release your plug-ins?
If you use an open source license I can get a distribution of your
plug-ins up on my SourceForge project site, or maybe we can put them
on the JPP SourceForge site (we would need to ch
Thanks for the overview of ADB Peppe. I am going to review your e-mail
in detail this week and may get back with some questions.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 10:11 AM, luca marletta wrote:
> Thank you Peppe,
> good analysis, I follow you
>
> luca
>
> luca marletta
> www.beopen.i
I put the resources for the original JUMP currently available on the
JUMP web site from Vivid Solutions on my SurveyOS SourceForge site.
This includes the source code, executable code distributions, and the
PDF documentation.
You can see my OpenJUMP blog for more details if you are interested:
ht
Turns you set the Geometry for a feature in the AbstractBasicFeature
class, not the BasicFeature class. This meant the geometry
modification was not being counted as a modification. (I'm still not
sure why two edits were counted, but not a single edit. This is odd.)
At any rate, I was able to over
I really garbled the first paragraph of that last post. Let me try again:
It turns out you set the Geometry for a feature in the AbstractBasicFeature
class, not in the BasicFeature class. This meant the geometry
modification was not being counted as an attribute modification. (I'm still not
sure w
