Michael wrote: "May I ask you what you plan to fix on UnionByAttribute."

Certainly.

Currently, if the input features to the plug-in processing trigger an
exception from JTS, the plug-in chokes. I'm tweaking the plug-in so
that it reports exceptions from the underlying JTS operations and
continues processing the remaining input features. Problem features
will be added to a new layer for inspection by the user, if desired.

This should make the plug-in more robust, and would've allowed Nacho
to see what data was causing the problem. I think this is a good
design pattern to follow in most plug-ins. I'm also doing some
refactoring of the plug-in. More specifically, I am refactoring some
of the really long methods into a series of smaller methods.

Actually, most of this work is done. Now I am just writing unit tests
for the plug-in and related code.

I'm curious what was broken in the plug-in that caused Nacho problems?
Was it a problem with the union operation in JTS, with his data, or
with the plug-in code? Do you remember?

The Sunburned Surveyor

2010/10/28 Michaël Michaud <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>> Just to clarify, the bug where the fill from the initial vertice size
>> still appears within resized nodes has nothing to do with the color
>> theming style. I apologize if I didn't make this clear in my bug
>> report. Thanks for adding the additional comments to the bug report
>> Michael.
> There are probably two slightly different bugs. The one you described
> succinctly, and the one arnd described after I asked for clarification.
> So, by chance, it will help to fix two bugs instead of one ;-)
>> I plan to work on the vertex styling bugs when I'm done with my error
>> reporting fix to the UnionByAttribute plug-in. Rendering in OJ is not
>> my strong point, so I may be asking for some advice when I get to the
>> vertex styling bugs. :]
> May I ask you what you plan to fix on UnionByAttribute. I have done a
> few modifications about 6 month ago and I can union the shapefile Nacho
> has sent about one year ago without exception (with an error reporting 4
> invalid geometries).
>
> Michaël
>> The Sunburned Surveyor
>>
>> 2010/10/28 Michaël Michaud<[email protected]>:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Thanks for clarification.
>>> I now see several buggy behaviours with Vertex style :
>>> - VertexStyle is still active (and use the basic style color) when a
>>> ColorTheming is added (what you say)
>>> - VertexStyle disappears when you click on ChangeStyle menu or button
>>> (and reappear after if you don't change anything)
>>> - LineString vertices are not drawn with just a BasicStyle, but if you
>>> add Vertex, you can have up to 3 representations of the vertex (ex. with
>>> linewidth = 10 and vertex size = 15, you get a default small square, a
>>> vertex with the shape you choosed and the line width size, a vertex with
>>> the shape you choosed and the vertex size !)
>>>
>>> Currently, ColorTheming style can only use Basic style (fill
>>> color/pattern, line color/pattern/width, transparency). I don't know how
>>> much work it would be to extend this.
>>>
>>> I'll add these precision in the bug report
>>> Thanks for help
>>>
>>> Michaël
>>>
>>> Le 28/10/2010 10:00, Arnd Kielhorn a écrit :
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I think what Sunburned mean is that:
>>>>
>>>> With the Change Style dialog You change the vertices size (esp. point 
>>>> layer). But when You also want to make a colour theming it is whithour an 
>>>> effect...You only see that vertices with larger size with their origin 
>>>> uniform colour. But when You zoom or look very contrated to the vertices 
>>>> You can see that the thematically colour vertices lay underneath the 
>>>> enlarged vertices like to layers laying one upon the other.
>>>> The result of this buggy effect for the users is to decide if You want to 
>>>> have resized vertices or thematically coloured. But the aim should be to 
>>>> make it independ, e.g. You can get larger vertices which are themically 
>>>> coloured.
>>>>
>>>> Kindly regards
>>>> Arnd
>>>>
>>>>> Hi Sunburned,
>>>>>
>>>>> You filled a bug report about vertex styling.
>>>>> Can you describe a reproductible case where you noticed that vertices
>>>>> are painted twice.
>>>>> I cannot see any evidence of double painting by just styling a layer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>> Michaël
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