your fault ;) you wanted switching tools to not interrupt drawing.. this works
now even with drawing cursor tools switching, one heck of a feature.
seriously, will have to find a way to differentiate these cases and restore the
old behaviour.. told ya, process.
..ede
On 05.03.2013 06:41, Rahko
Hi Jukka and Ede,
I also noted this behavior. The shadow is persistent even when you zoom
in/out.
There is an interesting procedure in GvSIG to switch between "open/closed"
drawing geometries: user starts to draw using a "Draw line tool" and at the
end they just click on mouse (right button) where
On 05.03.2013 11:50, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
> Hi Jukka and Ede,
> I also noted this behavior. The shadow is persistent even when you zoom
> in/out.
this was explicitly requested by jukka for seemless digitizing. actually this
should have been the case all along as long as you use shortcuts to swi
Hello michael,
thank you very much.
I want to ask if there is a possibility to use methods of a plugin in
another plugin.
because i need the zoom method in the ZoomToSelectedItemsPlugIn to use use
in mine, so as after clicking the search button, the plugin zoom on the
item found after returning the
of course,
but be aware, you make your plugin dependent on the Zoom Plugin though... you
can try
A) run the execute() method programmatically
B) check the source of the Zoom Plugin and copy the parts you need, zooming
pretty much only uses OJ internals and zoom implementations are pretty
lightw
i think i didn't get what u said.
i have to run the execute method of ZoomtoSelectedItemsPlugin?
ok here's the code of my plugin (the execute method):
public boolean execute(final PlugInContext context) throws Exception {
reportNothingToUndoYet(context);
Layer layer=context.getSelectedLayer(0);
> currently the user can go to the originating tool and ESC cancel the
drawing manually.
There was something similar that I noted some months ago: the possibility
to unfinish a geometry, switch to other tools, than finish it...
>should we ask the user when we occur an unfinished drawing and he swi
Hi,
To zoom on the selected feature, you may also use lower level function.
You can access to viewport through
WorkbenchContext -> LayerViewPanel -> Viewport
then use the zoom method
Michaël
Check
i think i didn't get what u said.
i have to run the execute method of ZoomtoSelectedItemsPlugi
I don't know. But I can't imagine someone switches tools (clicks
buttons) my accident.
Hence, throwing away the not-finished parts should be just fine.
stefan
Am 05.03.13 09:42, schrieb Giuseppe Aruta:
> > currently the user can go to the originating tool and ESC cancel the
> drawing manually.
D,
I think there have been lots of answers on your email - all refering to
the wiki:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jump-pilot/index.php?title=Developer_Documentation_and_HowTo
also, what you refer to is called to Run or Debug a program, see here:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jum
Hi guys, not the first email below of that kind.
What do we do with this?
Wait another 6 months?
I actually think the new design is kind of "lame". Especially I am
worried about loosing our wiki and the need to use their wiki.
cheers,
stefan
Original-Nachricht
Betreff: , it'
pretty simple. as long as they do not set a definitive deadline i will ignore
this.
let's cross that bridge when we come to it.. ede
On 05.03.2013 14:56, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hi guys, not the first email below of that kind.
> What do we do with this?
> Wait another 6 months?
>
> I actuall
did you have a look what happens in
zoomToSelectedItemsPlugIn.zoom()
?
how it works?
..ede
On 05.03.2013 13:29, Asma ouqalli wrote:
> i think i didn't get what u said.
> i have to run the execute method of ZoomtoSelectedItemsPlugin?
> ok here's the code of my plugin (the execute method):
>
>
No Stefan, I think that is real person: we (OJ users) are an international
community and sometimes Standard English can be a real Grammelot.
"Peppe" Isac Asimov
2013/3/5 Stefan Steiniger
> D,
>
> I think there have been lots of answers on your email - all refering to
> the wiki:
>
> http://sour
We became a very small, strong but "rickety" community. I feel really
afraid to work in the next months around wikis and similar. I am just very
greatful to Ede, Michael and others who have done and do all the job right
now. I would feel sorry to give them more troublesbecause of SourceForge
reque
btw.
there we are http://sourceforge.net/
..ede
On 05.03.2013 18:30, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
> We became a very small, strong but "rickety" community. I feel really afraid
> to work in the next months around wikis and similar. I am just very greatful
> to Ede, Michael and others who have done an
> btw.
> there we are http://sourceforge.net/
Great ! Means that we are not sooo rickety ;-)
Michaël
>
> ..ede
>
>
> On 05.03.2013 18:30, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
>> We became a very small, strong but "rickety" community. I feel really afraid
>> to work in the next months around wikis and similar.
sometimes the result is more than the sum of it's ingredients indeed.. :) ..ede
PS: check out the new icons.. OJ gets better, step by step by step
On 05.03.2013 22:28, Michaël Michaud wrote:
>> btw.
>> there we are http://sourceforge.net/
> Great ! Means that we are not sooo rickety ;-)
>
> sometimes the result is more than the sum of it's ingredients indeed
;-)
2013/3/5
> sometimes the result is more than the sum of it's ingredients indeed.. :)
> ..ede
>
> PS: check out the new icons.. OJ gets better, step by step by step
>
> On 05.03.2013 22:28, Michaël Michaud wrote:
> >
yep... so lots of praise to you guys (without any particular order):
Michael, Ede, Jukka and Peppe.
I am kind of suprised about the endurance that Jukka shows in finding
bugs these days ;)
Am 05.03.13 18:47, schrieb Giuseppe Aruta:
> > sometimes the result is more than the sum of it's ingredien
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