[HOT] How to fully cover a grid square.
Blake Girardot
bgirardot at gmail.com
Wed May 13 11:28:45 UTC 2015
I have been looking for something like an adjustable grid for a while.
Adjustable because sometimes I am doing scanning at different zoom
levels depending on the features I am looking for.
Java is the one language I just never even got a toe hold on, I can
barely get the development stack going.
Thank you for thinking about it.
Cheers,
Blake
On 5/13/2015 8:07 AM, Pat Tressel wrote:
> Some while back, I suggested writing a JOSM plugin to help make sure one
> has seen the entire task area. Without going into details, the idea was
> to split the task into a grid with cells (subtasks) just slightly
> smaller than the viewport at the user's chosen zoom level. When user is
> satisfied with their work in a subtask, they mark it as done and step to
> the next (e.g. using the normal navigation keys). The user could move
> out of the subtask without marking the task as finished if they want to
> chase a long feature, then snap back to where the subtask they were
> working on.
>
> I got sidetracked onto other projects. One of those will end in two
> weeks, so there might be a window there,. Is anyone interested in
> collaborating on this? I've worked on Java desktop applications that
> involve graphics and drawing (for telemedicine and digitization of
> ultrasound images), but have not done more than peek at JOSM. The
> collaboration might just mean nudzing me about it, but if you've worked
> on a JOSM plugin (hi, Andrew), this would be a good cause. ;-)
>
> -- Pat
>
>
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