Chris,
I had time to read through your plan for the JTin Library tonight
after dinner. I thought I would need time to write my response, but I
have nothing to say. You have done really excellent work!
I can tell you have been programming for a lot longer than me. The
design for the library that y
Chris,
>I'm still not 100% clear on OpenJUMP's rendering
>pipeline, but it looks like I will implement a new
>instance of com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.ui.renderer.Renderer
>that will work with TINs such that elevation color
>bands and hillshades can be implemented by
>coloring/shading each tr
on the eclipse issue.
- leave them in separate projects.
- create a project just for your code...
- in the build path options for your project add the two projects (jts
and jump)
- make also changes to the run option:
please have a look here:
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Documentation
scroll d
Chris,
>I'm finding it impossible to do things that should be
>simple like unite the jts cvs tree and the jump-pilot
>svn tree into a project that I can build, run, and
>modify without breaking dependencies left and right. I
>have everything checked out and in the workspace, but
>can't put it all
Chris,
It looks like you have been busy.
I will print your e-mail and review it tonight after work. Hopefully I
can respond with comments tomorrow.
Landon
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I spent most of last week continuing my reading about
> the techni
These look interesting.
I'm assuming that TINWithFixedLines creates a
constrained or conforming DT. I'm most interested in
the implementation details of that one, but I would
like to get the code for both libraries if you have it
available.
--Christopher
--- Josef Bezdìk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
I spent most of last week continuing my reading about
the technical aspects of meshes, then spent the latter
part of the week delving into the OpenJUMP/JTS code
base to figure out how to best integrate TIN
functionality.
I have things pretty much squared away in my mind
about where I'm going with
great!
thank you Larry and Michael.
@Michael: would you do the commit?
stefan
Larry Becker wrote:
> Hi Michaël,
>
> Thanks for the testing. It sounds like this code change is ready to
> be committed. Also, thanks to your instructions, I was able to
> construct island multipolygons and te
Hallo programmers,
I am very glad I can collaborate on a DEM low-level library. I have
done two moduls, which are full-usable, but there are a few suggestions
for improvment of these moduls. I have described how the first modul
incrementalDT works - you can read about this here:
http://
Hi Stefan,
I'm not sure why the temporary jpeg files don't get deleted sometimes.
This occurs in SkyJUMP as well, but I have never considered it a big enough
problem to track down. It might have something to do with concurrent redraw
threads.
regards,
Larry
On Sat, May 3, 2008 at 9:27 PM, Ste
Thank you for posting this informaiton Josef. I hope to meet with
Chris Demars this week. I'd like to talk with him about ways we can
use your existing code, and possiblities to share code as we move
forward. Thank you for linking to the documentation that you prepared.
Landon
2008/5/5 Josef Bezd
Stefan and Peppe,
I'll see how much of Peppe's documentation I can get trough today on
my lunch break.
SS
On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Giuseppe Aruta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
> I added the correct link. Today I will put a sample, some figs and a link to
> my CS,CONF file for I
Stefan,
I want to help but I am a little confused about what you are asking.
Based on what I know of MRSID are we converting a SID file into JPG
files temporarily for display in OpenJUMP?
Are you asking about a way to delete these temporary JPG files?
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Sat, May 3, 2008
Chris,
Larry has identified the class responsible for the conversion of JTS
geometries to Java 2D graphics objects. If you would like to read some
notes that I put together on OpenJUMP's rendering system you can visit
this page of the wiki:
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Notes+On+OpenJUMP%27s+Rend
Dear Edgar
> .. But still If you could
> deliver the
> pictures, I would write some text on the wiki. Also
> I volunteer to do
> some spelling corrections.No logins necessary?
No need to login
> ...But as I said... the question for me is... who
> would need this and
> actively use it? Com
Hi Michaël,
Thanks for the testing. It sounds like this code change is ready to be
committed. Also, thanks to your instructions, I was able to construct
island multipolygons and test reading them as shapefiles. They appear to
work, even inside CW holes.
If any Geotools or uDig people are
your most welcome peppe,
I don't have jump or java programming environment setup these days (as I
am not working on/with that). But still If you could deliver the
pictures, I would write some text on the wiki. Also I volunteer to do
some spelling corrections.No logins necessary?
Regarding GPS
Dear developers,
I wrote this note abou how to re-project vector datas
using OpenJUMP and Edgar Soldin's CRS plugin
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Working+with+Projections
I would appreciate a comment and ideas
Best regards
Peppe
Tante idee per la salvaguardia del nostro Pianeta su Yaho
Hi Stefan,
I added the correct link. Today I will put a sample, some figs and a link to my
CS,CONF file for Italian translations.
Regards
peppe
PS Indeed my English needs some review
Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: Hei Sunburned and Peppe,
@Peppe: thank you for writing the s
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