Hi,
Hello Michael,
Thank you verry much it worked, the feature is not coloured but it's
flashed and i guess it's enough. (the outline are flashed with the
yellow color and the fill with black i guess because i didn't
specified the fillPaint. Do you have any idea how to change it?
i don't get why i didn't work with my previous code that uses also the
existing viewport.
in other worlds what's the difference between :
Viewport viewport = new Viewport(context.getLayerViewPanel());
Viewport viewport = context.getLayerViewPanel().getViewport();
As soon as you use new, you create a new object in memory.
So your view port is not the same object as
layerViewPanel().getViewport()
Michaël
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