Hi Jody,
Thanks for catching the Envelope usage - much better.
Yep - I was unsure about class names. On the one hand they are
inconveniently long. On the other that means they get grouped
together in the javadocs when you're using the 'All classes' listing
(as I generally do). I don't feel str
Thanks Michael; the Hudson build is still down until it does a fresh
checkout (since it cannot checkout over top of its old demo/mappane-uses
folder). I hope someone does not need to go into that server and fix it? Is
there an svn update flag that will remove folders?
I did a couple quick reviews a
ok - I resurrected the mappane-use demo. Ian's MapViewer class just
needed a few import / class name changes and it now builds ok. The
intro demo builds now too.
Meanwhile labelling of features (e.g. with countries.shp in the
mappane-use/data dir) will not work properly right now. I've strippe
sorry about that - I'll fix up the introduction now
Michael
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Aside be careful to build; after you remove the jmappane sample use
demo; the demo/introduction failed because it made use of that module.
Hopefully we can revise demo/introduction to use your new api tomorrow?
Jody
Michael Bedward wrote:
> cheers mate
>
> I'll put a simple demo up as well tomo
cheers mate
I'll put a simple demo up as well tomorrow to illustrate the story so far
Michael
2009/3/2 Jody Garnett :
> Thanks muchly - I am going to review tomorrow morning (during my weekly
> office hours) and hopefully produce some nice docs. When at work I will
> deploy a 2.6-SNAPSHOT and we
Thanks muchly - I am going to review tomorrow morning (during my weekly
office hours) and hopefully produce some nice docs. When at work I will
deploy a 2.6-SNAPSHOT and we can ask interested parties on the user list
to try out the code / docs.
fun fun fun
Jody
Michael Bedward wrote:
> oops -
thanks Simone and Jody - sounds like a plan
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I think Micheal and I will look at Johann's work after; there are lots of
excellent ideas there. I think I would like to draw out that work (and
others) across the library so there are swing widgets in the modules that
they work on; both as an example; and to help us make writing examples
easier.
J
Sounds like a good idea to me,
even because as far as I have seen the difference between JMapPane and
johann work is quite huge, at least in term of code dimension.
Anyway, I am not sure how the swing widget work will turn out in the
long run since, as far as I Know, the current work from johann
Hi Jody - sorry to hear you've been unwell - there are a few bugs
floating around Sydney at the moment.
Johann told me some more about his current work and the status of
swing-widgets-pending last week...
http://n2.nabble.com/spike-td2345012.html#a2346288
I've mulled a bit (code for looked blankl
I want to review the setState method in the 2nd cut :-) And introduce the
concept of a Tool (ie a delegate that handles mouse events and defines the
cursor).
But yeah general clean up would be great; and we should javadoc what the
methods do (even if we decide later they do not make sense as named
2009/2/17 Ian Turton :
> go for it :-)
>
Super :-)
Jody, let me know about any specifics you'd like to see in the first
cut. Otherwise, I'll start off with a general clean-up and
refactoring of the existing JMapPane.
I'll warn the user list before committing.
cheers
Michael
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On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 7:19 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> Hi Ian:
>
> I have been talking with Michael Bedward about improving JMapPane a bit;
> you are the module maintainer on this one (last commit in 2007). Do you
> mind if we hack away for a bit? My hope is that Michael will do the work
> and I w
Hi Ian:
I have been talking with Michael Bedward about improving JMapPane a bit;
you are the module maintainer on this one (last commit in 2007). Do you
mind if we hack away for a bit? My hope is that Michael will do the work
and I will document the result in the user guide (and update a couple of
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