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I have a requirement to read measured Shapefiles that made it was necessary to create a Coordinate with an m-value. I would appreciate it if someone with CVS...
Sheldon Young
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Jan 20, 2004
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Hello Chris, Thanks for the work. Can you please make it available for download? (you can upload it to the File section of the jts_discussion mailing list). ...
Paul Selormey
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... My suggestion was to have an interface Coordinate like this: public interface Coordinate { public double getX(); public void setX(double x); ... } so that...
Andrea Aime
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the jts_discussion group. File :...
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... Yep, I get it. This is definitely cleaner and more OO. I have a slight worry about performance penalty for calling methods, but the benefits probably...
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Hello, Thanks so much uploading the files. I was able to extra and print the UML diagrams. Best regards, Paul. ... From: <jts_discussion@...> To:...
Paul Selormey
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Hello Martin, Thanks for the response. ... I wish to reduce the size of my applications what will be based on JTS, not directly to (will explain later!)....
Paul Selormey
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How about letting all coordinates be represented as a "list" interfaces a la: interface CoordinateList { int size(); // Returns # of...
Aron Olsen
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Yup, thought about this already. The problem is that inside JTS individual coordinates are used in numerous places (in particular, in indexing). This means...
Martin Davis
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2. To check how deeply one package depends on another, you might get the info you need from the JTS UML diagrams:...
Jonathan Aquino
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You might be able to remove the packages io, operation.linemerge and operation.polygonize without compile errors. Everything else is interrelated in some way....
Martin Davis
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Thanks for the response and the information. Best regards, Paul. ... From: "Martin Davis" <mbdavis@...> To: <jts_discussion@...> ...
Paul Selormey
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Thank you. I have the two in hand :-) Best regards, Paul. ... From: Jonathan Aquino To: jts_discussion@... Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 2:49 AM ...
Paul Selormey
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MessageHello All, I just wish to thank you all for your contribution to this thread so far. I have gained a lot and learnt some cool ideas from here. Thanks so...
Paul Selormey
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A suggestion is to look into tools that automate the process of removing unused code. Check out: http://proguard.sourceforge.net/ ...
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Yes ProGuard is great for finding dead code and PMD for warning about suspicious code. Eclipse is another good tool for generating warnings about suspicious...
Jonathan Aquino
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MessageHello All, I have "successfully" ported the JTS to .NET, based on the JTS 1.4. All my initial tests were successful; buffer, intersection etc. I started...
Paul Selormey
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Jan 26, 2004
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Another member of our team used J# to compile JTS. There were about 8 minor compilation errors to be fixed. We've not run the tests, but everything seemed to...
Coats, Andy W
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Hello, Well, I'm new to JTS, and I'm developing a tool to calculate path of a given city. I'm using the GeoTools Toolkit, geoServer, opsResearch API, etc. For...
Aurélio Calegari
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Check out the functions in the Angle class, specifically #getTurn and #angle. -- Jon Aquino Programmer/Analyst 250-385-6040 www.vividsolutions.com ... From:...
Jonathan Aquino
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Hi Paul -- Sounds like you're proud of your achievement! Regarding your question of why WKTReader uses StreamTokenizer rather than StringTokenizer: the only...
Jonathan Aquino
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Hello Andrew, Thanks for the interest. ... minor ... seemed to work. ... be installed ... To be frank, I have never like the VJ++6.0 and its update J#, it is...
Paul Selormey
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Hello Jon, Thanks for the response - you really like HTML mails :-) ... Actually, I need it not just the fun of porting to .NET, so yes I am happy I got the...
Paul Selormey
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There's been some discussion on porting JTS to other languages. I'd like to throw out the idea that this isnt really necessary - you should be able to write a...
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Hello David, I will say it is a nice theory, but as you rightly said "in practice..." A Java programmer will love his/her pure Java stuff so is the .NET ...
Paul Selormey
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Hi, I use JTS for some days, it's very efficient. But I have a pb: I have using JTS build from a set of linestring a set of polygons. I want know the polgygons...
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You could use the Polygonizer class - it will assign holes to polygons. Martin Davis, Senior Technical Architect Vivid Solutions Inc. Suite #1A-2328 Government...
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How about something brute force like: for each polygon i in polygons for each polygon j in polygons if i.contains(j) { polygonsContainingOtherPolygons.add(i) }...
Jonathan Aquino
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Hello All, To anyone interested in the .NET version of the JTS 1.4 (Open Topology Suite) I have created a mailing list at ...
Paul Selormey
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JTS'ers, As part the new "JUMP Project", the JTS discussion mailing list is going to be moved to jump-project.org, as a new list: ...
Paul Ramsey
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