Output Coordinates to CSV #115
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July 12, 2016 16:39
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I will test this tonight and get back to this |
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I would recommend the Coordinates section is moved to either the end of the database, or the string is set to a maximum length. E.g. take for example this specific free draw shape: The coordinates section of the database becaomes way too big. This expands that columns and makes the database look pretty ugly, the image below is only a portion of the full coordinate list.
I would lean towards maybe having a 6-8 coordinate limit (some constant maximum string character length maybe), and placing this columns at the end of the database. If a user would like the full coordinate list of a free draw shape, they can choose to export it as CSV. |
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These changes enable the user to view the coordinates of the vertices of each polygon in the database and output to CSV. (This feature was driven by Chip Trepte as an end-user. Whether to include this in the master branch can be up for discussion, but for now it's up for comparison to and incorporation with master.)