Jody Garnett a écrit :
> Is their a way to configure things so "+" and "-" can be used to
> represent the tree?
On Windows, try the following on the command line:
chcp
Take the output of "chcp" (I assume that it is 850 for the following example)
and try to run:
java org.geotools.referencing.CRS -dependencies -encoding=850
Note that the encoding parameter needs to be supplied only once; it is stored in
user preferences and remembered for next method invocation.
On Linux, the output should be fine on console using UTF-8 encoding (I believe
it is the default on most modern Linux distribution). Many fonts fit good, but
the "Terminus" font is especially nice.
Otherwise, I didn't provided any option for formatting an output with '+' and
'-' characters, but this functionality could be added if the -encoding=850 trick
is not praticable enough.
Martin
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