I'm finally all setup for development and testing. For obvious typos, I'm just
making edits to the docs project .txt files (and I'll post a patch when I'm
done). For things I'm not sure about, here's some questions (this is about
datastore.html):
>
> 1. Under "Definitions":
> FeatureID or FID - uniquely defines a Feature (row in our csv file)
> FeatureType - same as the name of the .csv file (ie. “locations” for
> locations.csv)
> DataStore - assess all the FeatureTypes (.csv files) in a directory
> FeatureType or Schema - names of the columns and their types
>
>
> Did you really mean to use the word "FeatureType" twice here? Or did you
> mean "Feature" on the second bullet?
Probably not :-)
> 2. Under JavaCSVReader, in the <dependencies>, ${project.version} should be
> ${geotools.version}, right?
I think so; to keep it in agreement with the quickstart pom.xml setup.
> 3. "To be continued" -- your email said "One thing you could do is try them
> out", but I'm not sure what you mean. You want me to try writing a 'main'
> that uses your CSVDataStore?
There are three java files there; do they make sense to you?
The next step is to make a CSVFeatureStore (backed by a CSVFeatureWriter); I
have not looked into how to generate csv files with that library yet.
Jody
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