Gabriel Ebner napsal(a): >> modification status. It uses as little memory as feasible (A node with no >> tags - or "created_by tag only" - needs just a single heap object). > Impressive, you're even sharing the tag values. Next thing you'll tell me is > that you've specialized a way class for ways with only two nodes. :-)
No :-) There aren't that many of them anyway. >> File->Open (blocks UI for a while currently) > > Albeit only half as long as JOSM. Maybe, but the point was: it shouldn't block. > BTW, I'm getting lots of "Average shift before rehash is 1.0227355" messages. > Did you roll your own hashtable? Yes, kind of. It is more of a HashSet with X getEqual(X) and a possibility of using some inner state directly as a key. No $Entry instances. What you see were my statistics for tuning the mixing function and load factor. > Would it even be possible to rewrite JOSM under a BSD license now? I'd > thought most of the likely contributors would be too contaminated by GPL'd > code. While "contamination" is not relevant (most programmers don't remember code, only ideas, and there are no earthshaking ideas in JOSM either), I'm fine with GPLv2 > There are some parts that would very likely need more than mere duplication, > i.e. a major rewrite (or even redesign): > - Merging Sure, but the algorithm (semantics) should mostly stay. > - Selection The first thing no my list. > - Actions Mostly complete rewrite. No Commands either. > - Uploading At least the OSM API implementation might stay. > - Validator plugin ... > However, I don't really feel comfortable with cutting-and-pasting your code > into trunk and be done with it. If we're doing a rewrite, why do it only Impossible anyway. Visualization needs updates from dataset. Dataset is encapsulated and won't let you touch the fields directly. > In any case, I've got some time to spare during the following two or three > weeks and would love to make JOSM snappier than ever. OK, let's settle on the source code transfer first. I don't even have SVN access now. BTW: I did the initial development inside a HG repo. -- Petr "Nenik" Nejedly, NetBeans/Sun Microsystems, http://www.netbeans.org 355/113 -- Not the famous irrational number PI, but an incredible simulation! _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/josm-dev
