Allowed ability to automatically apply a style to the raster from a S… #134
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…LD file This part of code allows to read and apply a style to a RasterImageLayer. The style must be stored as SLD file, with the same name of the raster layer. This ability is limited to single banded layers (DEM/DTM) as currently OpenJUMP can read/write symbologies only for these types of file
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@ma15569 saw you added and delteted this several times. you know you can keep a PR and only push changes the branch t points to right? you can even force push if you need to. |
| // The style must be stored as SLD file with the same name of the layer. | ||
| if (rLayer.getNumBands() == 1) {// Currently OpenJUMP can read/write symbology only for | ||
| // monoband raster files | ||
| String sldS = new File(imageFileName).getAbsolutePath().replace("tif", "sld"); |
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that's not safe! e.g.
tif-Example.tif -> sld-Example.sld
Tif-Example.TIF -> Tif-Example.TIF
use our UriUtil instead
String sldFileName = org.openjump.util.UriUtilremoveExtension(path) + ".sld";
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looking better. only issue left. the complete change ist tab indented (again). but the source file you want to patch uses spaces only. in Eclipse Window>Preferences>General>Editors>Text Editors Window>Preferences>Java>Code Style>Formatter now select your changed lines 219-236, Source>Format commit, push ;) |
This part of code allows to read and apply a style to a RasterImageLayer. The style must be stored as SLD file, with the same name of the raster layer. This ability is limited to single banded layers (DEM/DTM) as currently OpenJUMP can read/write symbologies only for these types of file