Hi,
Let SkyPrint be in the Plus then. However, then Core will still remain without
printing capabilities which I think it would deserve.
But there is already the "Save view as.." option in Core. If I think my own
printing needs I need very often not only the map on a paper but also title,
legend in a good place and fixed, selectable scale. Having these features
brings the core printer pretty close to Cadplan printer plugin so perhaps OJ
Core will live without printing options.
For me title and legend and more frequently needed options than layered PDF
which is the biggest gig in Skyprint. Perhaps it could be possible to add
layering into Cadplan printer which also seems to be able to write PDF files
with iText.
I have a small wish for the SkyPrint plugin: it could have a dropdown menu for
selecting the most common paper sizes for PDF dimensions.
-Jukka Rahkonen-
Lähettäjä: Giuseppe Aruta [mailto:giuseppe_ar...@yahoo.it]
Lähetetty: 18. maaliskuuta 2014 11:05
Vastaanottaja: OpenJump develop and use
Aihe: Re: [JPP-Devel] Integration of the SkyPrintPlugin into CORE
I am in favour of Ede's proposal.
Peppe
2014-03-17 20:18 GMT+01:00 <edgar.sol...@web.de<mailto:edgar.sol...@web.de>>:
On 17.03.2014 18:39, Matthias Scholz wrote:
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> If it works on Win/Linux/Mac and 32-bit/64-bit then absolutely into core.
>> The jar is only about 40 kb and makes it possible to
> Not quite correct. You need the itext jar in the lib folder too ;-)
ok, that's 1MB extra.. that smells like PLUS to me then.
>>> @All.. is there agreement that this is wanted in CORE, or would we rather
>>> have it in PLUS, to keep CORE lean?
>> We can have a File -> Print submenu with SkyPrint in CORE and SkyPrint +
>> Geoff's plugin in the PLUS.
>
> I am undecided, but Printing should be a core feature. However, what
> Matthias proposed maybe best as Geoffs Printing is a bit heavier and
> people should know by now that the goodies come with PLUS (hopefully).
i'd suggest
File->Print->Printer (Cadplan)
Printer (SkyPrint)
as to differentiate the two. trying to describe the difference would be to
difficult in a short menu item's text.
this can easily be done with the new install mechanism. default-plugins.xml can
override the install setting of any extension. the string would go into OJ
language files then.
>> wrt. to the integration.
>>
>> @All.. is there agreement that this is wanted in CORE, or would we rather
>> have it in PLUS, to keep CORE lean?
> We can have a File -> Print submenu with SkyPrint in CORE and SkyPrint +
> Geoff's plugin in the PLUS.
>>
>> Matthias: you might wanna read the old thread on what we "negotiated"
>> http://sourceforge.net/p/jump-pilot/mailman/jump-pilot-devel/thread/5288BF32.3060408%40web.de/#msg31648034
> I read it yesterday again. To get the SkyPrinter run from lib/ext we
> need the itext jar in the lib path. Ede, should i move the
> itext-2.1.7.jar from lib/plus into lib/ and copy
> SkyPrinterPlugIn-1.0.0.jar to the SVN into lib/ext or do you do that
> during release build????
for PLUS this is handled easily. everything in trunk/lib/plus/ is simply copied
into lib/ext/ during the PLUS release build. so, after Jukka or others
"approved" the extension you might simply
- add documentation to etc/readme.txt (section Licensing/PLUS), read other
entries there to get an idea of the needed information
- commit the needed jar to lib/plus/ & it will be included in the next PLUS
build
as you volunteered (kind of) now for the extension's maintenance ;) please also
generate a proper extension release for sf.net<http://sf.net> files, instead of
only a jar.
that would be a zip file, containing
ReadMe.txt - with chapters
Installation - which file to copy where
Licenses - name, files, component
lib files - needed support jars, extension jar
license files (txt,pdf...) for the components above, download them from the net
and upload it for users wanting to use the extension with a barebone CORE OJ
only.
regards.. ede
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