On Thu, 2010-08-26 at 21:44 +0200, Václav Řehák wrote: > 2010/8/23 Giovanni Manghi <[email protected]>: > > Sorry, it took just a few days to develop the plugin, then we immediately > > made it available through the qgis repos. plugin writers are always > > encouraged to make their tools public to avoid such situations. Are you > > available to publish your plugin in the qgis contributeted repository and > > then eventually join the efforts? Cheers. > > I published an early version of my plugin at > http://www.tarsiusproject.org/download/ > > After seeing the AniMove Triangulation plugin in action I see that > both plugins are designed for a different usage. Your plugin performs > automated processing of the bearings assigned in advanced to > particular fixes. On the other hand, the plugin I wrote is intended > for manual processing when the user loads all bearings (in csv file) > from certain waypoints (separate vector layer) and manually places a > points at intersection of the bearings based on visualization by the > plugin. This allows the user to consider each bearing in the context > of the terrain (we have very mountainous project site) and other > measurements (disregard divergent lines etc). > > I don't know if this plugin might be useful for someone in future but > apparently it would be difficult to combine with your plugin in one > codebase.
Hello Vaclav, maybe it's not so difficult to merge the two plugins: the first dialog could be radio buttons - automatic triangulation - manual triangulation or they can be separated but in a Triangulation submenu. More is to come at latest at Poland hackfest, where we plan to set up a toolbar organizer. Cheers Anne -- http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Anne_Ghisla
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