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[GEOT-7109] Swt Module review and update (#3921)
* fix dependencies and some minor improvements * upgrade to uptodate swt libraries + fixes in tools * fix for crs madness on loading * re-fix necessary swt actions class to add to the menus + resetting Utiles due to wrong formatting * update swt modules documentation * apply proper formatting rules * add data loading example and mapaction example to docs * cleanup commments in pom
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SWTMapFrame | ||
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The following is a tutorial that explains how to use the ``gt-swt`` module in standalone mode and inside | ||
an RCP environment. The tutorial assumes the user is already confident with | ||
GeoTools development/build and already an basic RCP developer. | ||
The following is a tutorial that explains how to use the ``gt-swt`` module in standalone mode. | ||
The tutorial assumes the user is already confident with GeoTools development. | ||
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Example | ||
^^^^^^^ | ||
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Using the standalone ``gt-swt`` module is fairly easy. | ||
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1. It is best explained with a code snippet:: | ||
Using the standalone ``gt-swt`` module is fairly easy and is best explained with a code snippet:: | ||
public class Main { | ||
public static void main( String[] args ) throws Exception { | ||
// create a default mapcontext | ||
MapContext context = new DefaultMapContext(); | ||
// set the title | ||
context.setTitle("The SWT Map is in the game"); | ||
// add a shapefile if you like | ||
File shapeFile = new File("/home/moovida/data/world_adm0/countries.shp"); | ||
ShapefileDataStore store = new ShapefileDataStore(shapeFile.toURI().toURL()); | ||
SimpleFeatureSource featureSource = store.getFeatureSource(); | ||
SimpleFeatureCollection shapefile = featureSource.getFeatures(); | ||
context.addLayer(shapefile, null); | ||
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// and show the map viewer | ||
SwtMapFrame.showMap(context); | ||
// create a default mapcontext | ||
MapContent context = new MapContent(); | ||
// set the title | ||
context.setTitle("The SWT Map is in the game"); | ||
// and show the map viewer | ||
SwtMapFrame.showMap(context, null); | ||
} | ||
} | ||
Which results in: | ||
Which results in: | ||
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.. image:: /images/gtswt_standalone_01.png | ||
.. image:: /images/gtswt_standalone_01.png | ||
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2. It is possible to tweak some of the window settings, like ``statusbar``, ``layers panel`` and | ||
``toolbars/menus``. For this use we have to move beyond our call to ``SwtMapFrame.showMap(context)`` | ||
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The result is equally easy. Again a code snippet is the best way. | ||
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In the following case we decide that we want to get rid of the layers panel:: | ||
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It is possible to supply to the mapframe an actionhandler that allows to add actions to the file and | ||
navigation menus. For example the following code snippet shows how to add an add-OSM-layer action to | ||
the file menu (in addition to the default entries):: | ||
boolean showMenu = true; | ||
boolean showToolBar = true; | ||
boolean showStatusBar = true; | ||
boolean showLayerTable = false; | ||
final SwtMapFrame frame = new SwtMapFrame(showMenu, showToolBar, showStatusBar, showLayerTable, context); | ||
frame.setBlockOnOpen(true); | ||
frame.open(); | ||
public static void main( String[] args ) throws Exception { | ||
// create a default mapcontext | ||
MapContent context = new MapContent(); | ||
// set the title | ||
context.setTitle("The SWT Map is in the game"); | ||
// create an action handler with the selected MapActions | ||
SwtActionsHandler actionsHandler = new SwtActionsHandler(){ | ||
private OpenShapefileAction openShapefileAction = new OpenShapefileAction(); | ||
private OpenGeotiffAction openGeotiffAction = new OpenGeotiffAction(); | ||
private AddOsmAction addOsmAction = new AddOsmAction(); | ||
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@Override | ||
public MapAction[] getFileMenuActions() { | ||
return new MapAction[]{openShapefileAction, openGeotiffAction, addOsmAction}; | ||
} | ||
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@Override | ||
public MapAction[] getFileNavigationMenuActions() { | ||
return new MapAction[0]; | ||
} | ||
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}; | ||
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// and show the map viewer | ||
SwtMapFrame.showMap(context, actionsHandler); | ||
} | ||
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where the MapAction itself would be a class like:: | ||
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public class AddOsmAction extends MapAction implements ISelectionChangedListener { | ||
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public AddOsmAction() { | ||
super("Add OSM", "Add an Openstreetmap layer to the viewer.", null); | ||
} | ||
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public void run() { | ||
MapContent mapContent = mapPane.getMapContent(); | ||
String baseURL = "https://tile.openstreetmap.org/"; | ||
TileService service = new OSMService("OpenStreetMap", baseURL); | ||
TileLayer layer = new TileLayer(service); | ||
layer.setTitle("OpenStreetMap"); | ||
mapContent.addLayer(layer); | ||
mapPane.redraw(); | ||
} | ||
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public void selectionChanged( SelectionChangedEvent arg0 ) { | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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Which results in: | ||
The viewer will now have a new entry in the File menu: | ||
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.. image:: /images/gtswt_standalone_01.png | ||
.. image:: /images/gtswt_standalone_02.png | ||
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By default, the viewer supports loading of shapfiles and geotiffs. If you do not know where | ||
to get a shapefile, you can download the dataset of the world's countries from the Naturalearth Project `at this link | ||
<https://www.naturalearthdata.com/http//www.naturalearthdata.com/download/110m/cultural/ne_110m_admin_0_countries.zip>`_. | ||
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Once downloaded and unzipped, just use the **Open Shapefile** action from the file menu and load the shapefile: | ||
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.. image:: /images/gtswt_standalone_03.png | ||
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The viewer features a simple style editor for vector layers and a couple of utilities to | ||
change the order of the layers, remove a layer and bulk select and unselect the layers visibility. |
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