I'm still squishing bugs in my super select tool, and I've come upon a
problem. I hope you guys can offer a suggestion that might help me fix
it.
In my code I need to obtain a reference to the LayerManager of the
current task. I do this using the PlugInContext object passed to my
PlugIn's execute() method. I know from logging statements that my
PlugInContext is not null. However, it appears that the LayerManager
returned by the PlugInContext.getLayerManager method is null.
When the this code is executed a task in open in OpenJUMP and contains
Layers, so I know the instance of LayerManager returned by the context
should be valid, and not null.
Am I missing another part of the picture? The Javadoc for the
PlugInContext and LayerManagerProxy classes did not mention any
exceptions or conditions under which a null value would be returned.
Thank you for any suggestions.
The Sunburned Surveyor
P.S. - Here is the code snippet in question:
if(this.context == null)
{
logger.debug("The context was null.");
}
LayerManager manager = this.context.getLayerManager();
.debug("Just got the layer manager.");
if(manager == null)
{
logger.debug("The manager was null.");
}
The last line in the log file is "The manager was null."
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