[Gvsig_english] linear symbology

[Francisco José Peñarrubia]

Oui :-)

Hi Pierre.

Yes, I think all this can be done with next release of gvSIG. Simbology 
has been improved a lot, and although some symbols may not come with 
gvSIG default palette, the user will be able to define them.
And of course, if you can develop, or hire someone, any symbol can be added.

You can test some of the new capabilities by trying the development 
version of gvSIG:

https://gvsig.org/web/projects/gvsig-desktop/devel/gvsig-2_0/gvsig-2_0_0/


Cheers.

Fran.

PIERRE Sylvain escribió:
> Hello list,
>
> I'm a new user of gvSIG. Now I'm using Mapinfo for professional use. I have test some other opensource gis software (udig, Qgis, Kosmo,...). 
> But gvSIg appears more complete than others.
> An important point is that by the past (5 years ago) I was an intensive user of ESRI's products (Arcinfo on Unix, Arcview 3 on desktop)
> My feeling at this moment was Arcview 3 was a powerful tool of productivity, simple but with a lot of possibility to manage data and to make maps.
> GvSig is very close to Arcview, but some functionalities are missing especially into symbol management.
> With Arcview you could manage linear symbol as best as it was possible:
> You could apply an offset to the right or an offset to the left so you could make maps showing both side of a river or a road with different information (vegetation type of river side for example), informations coming from a single datasource.
> Do you think it's possible to get this function with gvSIG next release?
>
> Regards
>
> Sylvain PIERRE
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