Hei Michael,
> May be easy, but I did not find the class loading the
> default-plugins.xml.
this is done directly in the class which checks the command line
arguments (JUMPWorkbench.java). So there is an option: -default-plugins
that is read, and introduced in the openjump.bat file too.
This question came from another : I wondered in
> which order PlugIns were added to a menu, and in which case the {pos:x}
> in the plugin name was useful...
the option is only useful if entries are added to a menu that has
already entries (i.e. original JUMP entries). The order in the
default-plugins.xml file defines where an entry is placed. But for some
plugins I have put a {pos:x} argument in the initialize function.
>> btw: Did we write down somewhere what keys can be used to do panning
>> while drawing? - since we removed the arrow-key-panning plugin
>>
> I even don't know if it is possible. Maybe Larry knows. If it is
> possible, information could be added to the help>shortcut panel
I forgot too, what actually works how - I need to reread Jukkas/Peppes
emails
>
> If you agree, I will remove MenuNames.QA used in
> DeleteDuplicateGeometries as MenuNames.TOOLS_QA seems enough
yep.. is ok
> One more general remark (the discussion about Toolbox already occured on
> the list, just add my 2 cents) :
> In Tools menu, there are many PlugIns able to process layers, and some
> which process a selection.
> When processing a selection is just an option of a more general plugin,
> it is OK.
> When the plugin process a few selected features (union, difference,
> split...), the function would be more accessible from a toolbox than
> from a menu-item.
right.. I agree - but we need to get sure that only few (2?) objects are
processed
> I don't know if the Toolbox class used by the editing toolbox can be
> re-used for such a purpose (I'm not thinking about it for 1.3).
I don't know, as the problem is that it is not threaded. However, Pirol
and I too have used toolboxes for such tools.
stefan
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