Jiri Klement wrote:
I've fixed #2480 by replacing LinkedList with ConcurrentLinkedQueue
(or at least I hope so, I don't have gps device with me to test it).
OK, I admit, I cannot locate the changed livegps. Can somebody point
me to where it is please.
Jiri, OOPs, sorry about misunderstanding the fix, it just shows how
little I know about JOSM. I thought that the problem was length
accessing the ArrayListwaypoint declared in the constructor of
LiveGpsLayer.
Please ignore my comment regarding any work that I might do - it is not
a good way of
Jiri Klement wrote:
I've fixed #2480 by replacing LinkedList with ConcurrentLinkedQueue
(or at least I hope so, I don't have gps device with me to test it).
Thanks Jiri, it is likely to be some time before I can code and test
anything for JOSM. At least that will fix my immediate problem. I
Henrik Niehaus wrote:
Ray Foulkes schrieb:
Hi Jan, thankyou, I do not know what I was doing wrong the first time
around. I did as you suggested and created a java project using the
sources in core - it all worked and runs the main program OK. I can
navigate the Java e.g. find declarations
Dirk Stöcker wrote:
On Sat, 3 Oct 2009, Ray Foulkes wrote:
...etc.
The reason is easy - Make the data access thread safe. I think there are
sync keywords in Java to do so, but I do not really understand Java
multithreading completely (I'm more a C/C++ guy :-)
Hi Dirk, thanks
investigating the codes of JOSM.
Ray
Jan Peter Stotz wrote:
Ray Foulkes schrieb:
If I use an svn client to download to a directory then point Eclipse to
construct a java project itself, there are hundreds of Java errors which
I have not fully investigated but look nasty. Not surprising since
I am trying to chase a bug in josm+surveyor+livegps.
I am struggling to get
http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/editors/josm/ into Eclipse.
I have tried using the svn plugin in Eclipse to download the project.
That works insofar as I can use the build.xml to build the project and
it runs OK.
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