Hi Michael, I will have more clear ideas when I will repair my computer where I have all my experiments on OJ configuration.I will use the page you wrote to add some ideas. BUG ID: 2688602. It doesn't come out with my wife's computer (Win 7) but for sure it was on my laptop with Ubuntu. When I repair it I will give more details. BTW, colour filling from 37 to 188 display textures from IBM Tokyo Research Laboratory (see Jon's post on march 27th 2007 http://jonaquino.blogspot.com/2007_03_01_archive.html) I wonder if we still have to leave them there or to move to a separate folder: the 189th filling option can be used to load images (included those ones) and probabily is should have a more visible position than other filling, maybe the 1st positin). Other priority on these images is probabily Geoff's extension (JumpFillpattern plugin) which enlarge the possibility to use vector symbols on fillings
I also wrote about the bug 3176257 (about sextante rasters), I can extend that bug: even the tools "Export part of Image" and "Warp image to fence" don't work with raster grid (tif and asc) files but they do work with raster images. regards Peppe --- Dom 6/3/11, Michaël Michaud <michael.mich...@free.fr> ha scritto: Da: Michaël Michaud <michael.mich...@free.fr> Oggetto: Re: [JPP-Devel] about layer tree - 1st test (and proposal) A: jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net Data: Domenica 6 marzo 2011, 15:29 Hi Peppe, Yes, OpenJUMP is quite easy to customize. Though plugin installation may be a bit confused as it can be done - from JUMPConfiguration class - from OpenJUMPConfiguration class - from an Extension - from the xml file I remember you started a long thread in october 2010 (on 18th exacly) about menu organization (it was called "Some thought about menus for future realizes (better if on OJ 1.4)") I think most of us were ok for some changes. If you want to help synthetize the decisions we made, I'll try to implement some of these changes before OpenJUMP 1.4.1 release. I started a page on the wiki for next releases : https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jump-pilot/index.php?title=OpenJUMP_Roadmap As there are not many active developpers, I did not put too much stuff and gave priority to bug fixes. Even with quite a small todo list, I'm not sure I'll wait everything's done before the release, as some bugs may be tricky to fix. Peppe, can you tell me if BUG ID: 2688602 is still Open, I could not reproduce the problem you described. Any comments are welcome Michaël Le 06/03/2011 12:13, Giuseppe Aruta a écrit : Hi Michael, thanks for the changes. Meanwhile I went on exploring the menu structure of OJ and I discovered that it is really easy to change menus and toolbars: that's probabily one reason why Jump's tree became easly large. The temptation to customize Openjump according to personal needs is quite strong, even for people like me who have no experience on Java programming. Just some preliminary observations: 1) Toolbar can be easly customized "via" JumpConfiguration. For instance, using the class IconLoader it is possible to add whatever icons to the tools on the Toolbar (es Iconloader.class "XXXX.png") 2) Moving plugin setup "back to JumpConfiguration" from defaul-plugins.xml it is possible to reorganize and group plugins (es I added querry on datastore, add datastore, refresh layer and change SRID to a unique menu/submenu stucture) 3) actually JumpConfiguration file defines two layer tree menus (layers and WMS). I image that it would be possible to add some more, like Datastore menu that can be used to add specific tools, like Change SRID or refresh datastore. 4) It is possible to add some tools to the bar of the table, I checked that Stefan did some tests on it. These are the minimal observations. I can resume my impression on Jump configuration to a typical american (and now international) expression: "Wow!" . I will probabily make avaiulable a "personal OJ" in the next week (don't warry: no official program to make another OJ clone). regards Peppe --- Sab 5/3/11, Michaël Michaud <michael.mich...@free.fr> ha scritto: Da: Michaël Michaud <michael.mich...@free.fr> Oggetto: Re: [JPP-Devel] about layer tree - 1st test (and proposal) A: "OpenJump develop and use" <jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> Data: Sabato 5 marzo 2011, 14:01 Hi Peppe, I have committed the change. I did not use the file of your last mail for the following reasons : - includes line numbering, which is not a big problem, but makes me wonder where it comes from - is quite different from svn version - did not include line 1271 to 1275 Instead, I only changed SaveDatasetsPlugIn which now auto-install the plugin in the ToolBar I added an EnableCheck to the plugin constructor which makes the plugin unavailable until there is a selected, writable, modified layer. There are two new keys to be translated. Modified source file and diff are available here : http://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jump-pilot/core/trunk/src/org/openjump/core/ui/plugin/mousemenu/SaveDatasetsPlugIn.java?view=log Modification will be available in next NB Michaël Le 22/02/2011 11:09, Giuseppe Aruta a écrit : Hi all, I did some tests on modifing JUMPConfiguration.class to change some menu structure. In this case I added SaveDatasetsPlugIn to toolbar, after NewTaskPlugIn. The scope: It seems to me the faster way to save a file while editing (one-click to save). Just have a look to the screenshot I added to this mail. My proposal, if other developers agree, is to add this modification to the Openjump Toolbar (and I need somebody who can do this). I added also the code of modified JUMPConfiguration,class. This code derives from from OJ 1.4.0.3 source code and not from Night Snapshot. The new lines I added are from 1271 to 1275 Regards Peppe --- Sab 19/2/11, Sunburned Surveyor <sunburned.surve...@gmail.com> ha scritto: Da: Sunburned Surveyor <sunburned.surve...@gmail.com> Oggetto: Re: [JPP-Devel] about layer tree A: "OpenJump develop and use" <jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> Data: Sabato 19 febbraio 2011, 20:35 Peppe, I was home sick from work yesterday and I did some research so I could try to answer your question. Here is my attempt: There are three (3) pop-up menus associated with the LayerNamePanel in each TaskFrame. One is for regular layers, one is for WMS layers, and one is for Categories. The TaskFrame.createLayerNamePanel method uses a nodeclassToLayerNamePopupMenu Map to determine which pop-up menu to associate with each type of "node" or item showed in the LayerNamePanel. This map is created in the WorkbenchFrame class. It contains a member variable called layerNamePopupMenu that is an instance of the TitledPopupMenu class. (The WMS Layer and Category pop-up menus are also instances of this same class.) The FeatureInstaller class, which is used to install plug-ins in OpenJUMP, contains a method named addPopupMenuItem. This method is typically called in the initialize method of plug-ins that want to add menu item entries to one of the pop-up menus. You can take a look at the SelectAllLayerItems plug-in for an example of this. To summarize this from a non-coder perspective, each plug-in contributes its own entry to the pop-up menus in the Layer Tree. The order of the menu items in the pop-up menu depends on the order in which plug-ins are initialized. To my knowledge, the only way to change the order in the menu is to create an Extension (which extends FeatureInstaller) that installs all of the plug-ins for the pop-up menus in the desired order, instead of allowing the plug-ins to be installed in some random order of initialization. If all of the menu items in the pop-up menus are installed by plug-ins controlled in the JUMPConfiguration class, tweaking the order of plug-in installation there might work as well. The Sunburned Surveyor On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 9:40 AM, Giuseppe Aruta <giuseppe_ar...@yahoo.it> wrote: Hi all, which class defines tool positions on layer tree? thanks Peppe ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The ultimate all-in-one performance toolkit: Intel(R) Parallel Studio XE: Pinpoint memory and threading errors before they happen. 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