looks good.. :)
Larry Becker schrieb:
Something like the attached picture?
Larry
On 8/30/07, Martin Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yeah.... Historically, Buffer way predated GeometryFunction (it's a lot
simpler, you'll notice).
I think there's still a place for Buffer. It needs to be beefed up to
preserve attributes, and it could expose more of the JTS buffer
parameters (# of segments, end-cap style). (Hopefully someday JTS will
support even more buffer parameters - variable width and one-side buffer
come to mind)
Sometimes it's nice to have a nice big dialog dedicated purely to one
function - especially for something as important as buffer.
Larry Becker wrote:
Wow! Another case of confusing multiple functions that do (almost)
the same thing.
Larry
On 8/30/07, Martin Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have you tried using Tools/Analysis/GeometryFunctions Buffer? It
preserves attributes.
RAVI KUMAR wrote:
Hi All,
1. while doing GIS analysis I have buffered dykes from line to a buffer,
but all the attribute table of line is not in place with the buffer.
2. So is the case with point layer buffered as thiessen polygons, the
attribute table
of points which show mineralization, is not in place.
There is no common column also such that the attribute information can
be added,
by making the table as a delimited text.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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