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Re: [udig-devel] splitting line segment
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mmm ... a beer!, I can lose this :-). Well, Your are right, split tools is
thinking to work over a few features, but we need establish a limit because
the tools are undoable and uDig could have memory problems.
To work with many features (all features of a layer or many selected) we are
developing Spatial Operations. We have not Split Operation now but maybe the
problem could be solved with "Intersection Operation".
Using Intersect Operation I would do the following:
1. Create a layer with the geometries required to intersect, two polygons by
example.
2. split first step: Intersect the source layer using the first polygon and
create a result layer
3. split second step: Intersect the same source, now using the second polygon,
and selecting the same result layer (that used in step 2) .
If we think that split a feature is delete the original and create two new the
previous process has a fail, we still maintain the source features because
the "Intersect Operation" does not delete the originally features (I think I
lose my beer with the last comment).
well you can see more about Intersect and spatial operations in
http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=9947
Cheers
On Friday 25 May 2007 13:42, Andrea Antonello wrote:
> Mauricio,
> your tools are awesome!! Really! I can't look forward to use those
> cad-alike tools.
>
> The problem in this case is to split at particular distances. I imagine
> that the split tool will not have possibility to enter coordinates or
> distances from a snappoint, right? (if this is possible already, I owe
> you first apologies and second some beers :))
> So if you have to split on 10000 points it will take you a lifetime and
> won't be exact.
>
> Thanks for your great contribution,
> Ciao
> Andrea
>
> Victor Mauricio Pazos probaly wrote:
> > Other solution, we are developing the "Split Tool" (now in m4 iteration).
> > I add some screenshot for your evaluation in the following link:
> >
> > http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/COM/Screenshot
> >
> > Best regards
> > Note: You can see the "Merge tool" too.
>
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