Join GitHub today
GitHub is home to over 50 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together.
Sign upadd event listener for all_features and add it to the featurelist #98
Conversation
|
@Gutschlhofer, I certainly see some sense in the pull request and I really appreciate the effort. I would like to think all the way through this to make sure we don't cause any confusion. One small problem is that For the downstream |
|
@timelyportfolio, after your reply I played around with if-clauses to exclude it for |
|
great @Gutschlhofer I plan to review this and other pull requests next week. I really appreciate your efforts. |
|
That's great to hear! I just stumbled across |
|
Shouldn't this usually be matched right at the beginning of the function, as in |
|
@tim-salabim thanks for pointing that out! I only now saw that #100 reworks the editor-logic and also introduces the |
|
So sorry this has taken so long. Going to merge into a new @tim-salabim any other comments? |
|
@Gutschlhofer merged in #107. I really appreciate your contribution. Thanks. Please let us know if you have any other ideas for improvement. |
There is currently no way to get all polygons of the group used for editing (incl. the ones not touched by the user). My use-case was a shiny app that displayed the user a set of geometries that could be edited but didn't have to be.
Say I give the user 5 geometries, she/he edits 2, deletes 1, and adds 1. So far I could only get those that he touched (so the 2 edited, 1 deleted and 1 added) but not the others (remaining 2 geometries).
After the user is happy with his edit, I wanted to get all geometries currently displayed to the user in the edit-group.
With the new addition, this is now possible with
crud()$all.