Hey Martin, Where in your code is the geometry support? I need a heads up on where to find it.
Thanks! Adam On Jul 30, 2012, at 7:14 PM, Martin Desruisseaux wrote: > Hello Chris > > Le 30/07/12 19:50, Mattmann, Chris A (388J) a écrit : >> OK to clarify, OSGeo will discuss this issue at their board meeting on 8/9? > Yes, I will keep this list informed. > > >> Sure feel free to start threads here on sis-dev@ to discuss your thoughts. > I saw the 5 modules in the root directory of the SIS project. The first thing > that come to my though was that if the project growth to 1 million lines of > code (which could happen relatively fast), we are going to have a lot of > modules. What about a directory tree a little bit deeper, which regroup > modules by category? We could have the following categories among others: > > * utilities > * metadata > * referencing > * geometry > * feature > * coverage > * processing > * index > * display > * client > > Each category is a directory, which contains one or many modules. For example > the "coverage" category could contains the following modules: > > * sis-coverage > * sis-coverageio > * sis-coverageio-netcdf > > I noticed that the current SIS code contains a "sis-core" module. What about > trying to put the content of "sis-core" in some more specific modules? > Otherwise I think that core may become very big if "referencing", "geometry", > "feature" etc. are considered as core... > > Martin >
