of course I am interested to supervise a person.
About students.. not sure how/where to do a call - on the other hand I
could put something on the blackboard?
I also need to think about some topics - but we still have a long list
of here:
well... the wiki doesn't work? .. so somewhere on the
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Stefan,
Thanks for your offer to mentor. What languages would you be able to
mentor a student in?
German and English
my French is way to bad.
stefan
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Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
Greetings from Santiago (Chile),
I am here to visit my in-laws and for job.
Meanwhile I carried some OJ job with my laptop.
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I'm in the midst of writing the unit tests for my plugin that adds
attributes to all the Feature objects in a layer using information
stored in a CSV file.
I'm having some trouble adding an attribute to all of the Feature
objects in a Feature Collection. I can sucessfully modify the
FeatureSchema
Sounds like normal behavior to me.
Larry
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Sunburned Surveyor
sunburned.surve...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm in the midst of writing the unit tests for my plugin that adds
attributes to all the Feature objects in a layer using information
stored in a CSV file.
I'm
yes... you have to copy every feature to the new schema. There is an
class and method in the api package (taken from pirol) that does copy
from an old to a new schema. (It could be that the examples on the wiki
provide code for that too. But I think I also answered an email on that
issues just
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
So do I have to create a copy of each Feature object in the
FeatureCollection using the new schema and over write the existing
Yup
On a related note, would it be handy to have a Feature implementation
that changed its internal state when its FeatureSchema reference
Maybe a better solution would be to create a new layer with that
contains clones of the Feature objects with the modifications. That
seems like the best way to go...
Yup, I think that's the best pattern to use.
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