CTM | Civilian Topographic Map product | Map library
kandi X-RAY | CTM Summary
kandi X-RAY | CTM Summary
civilian topographic map (ctm) is designed to allow users to easily create civilian style topographic data and maps using esri production mapping. ctm includes a geodatabase data model as well as sample configurations for editing, quality assurance, and cartography. ctm provides the ability to collect and edit data that is suited for creating a 25k scale civilian style topographic map. ctm provides generalization models to automate the production of 50k cartographic data from larger scale ctm data, such as the sample 25k data provided. the map generation python toolbox automates the process for creating maps for unique areas of interest (aoi) for both the 25k and 50k scale map products. the map generation functionality works on arcgis desktop and arcgis server which allows ctm to be configured as a map product for product on demand (pod), a web application that allows users to create high quality cartographic products through a light weight web interface. more information on pod can be found at: the schema of ctm is based on the national system for geospatial intelligence feature data dictionary (nfdd). the nfdd is a comprehensive dictionary and coding scheme for feature types, feature attributes, and attribute values. the nfdd conforms to a subset of iso 19126, geographic information - feature concept dictionaries and registers, and its information
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- Run the toolbox .
- Returns a list of filenames in the workflow .
- Recursively update the Overrides .
- Get feature classes from a workspace .
- Get feature classes .
- Set the hierarcy for each edge .
- Create a backup .
- Check if field exists in fc_class
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QUESTION
I'm having a strange issue with my ContextMenu
. The ItemsSource
is a List Layers;
, where the Layer
class overrides the ToString()
to return the Name
property.
If I don't use any ItemContainerStyle
for the context menu, it all works fine - it takes the Layer
object and displays the ToString()
of that object, like it should. When I add the ItemContainerStyle
, it shows an empty string.
Here's the XAML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 12:07The issue is the TemplateBinding
. This is a less powerful but optimized variant of a relative source binding to a templated parent, but it comes at the expense of several limitations, like not supporting two-way binding. Although not officially stated in the documentation, it seems that this binding does not support conversion of the underlying type to string
, as ToString
is never called in this case.
Replace the TemplateBinding
with a binding to the templated parent using relative source.
QUESTION
I want to test if the location of a particular SVG element is inside or outside of the currently visible pan-zoom region. If it's outside then I can pan to get it just inside the corresponding border.
This sounds like a simple operation, except that I cannot find the right test to see if a point is outside the visible region; if I can do that then I can handle the pan with no trouble.
The location I have is an untransformed one, as per the original element x/y attributes, and so I expected to have to access the appropriate CTM, but I cannot find this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 14:00Oops, I posted the question a bit hastily. The CTM is tucked away on a specific created by the pan-zoom library to surround your own SVG elements.
It can be found using:
QUESTION
I am trying to setup Slurm - I have only one login node (called ctm-login-01) and one compute node (called ctm-deep-01). My compute node has several CPUs and 3 GPUs.
My compute node keeps being in drain
state and I cannot for the life of me figure out where to start...
sinfo
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-12 at 00:35It was all because of a typo!
QUESTION
I'm trying to get 2 json registers of a query in same line comma separated but allways duplicate me the output. Could you help me please? Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 13:27You should only enumerate once:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a sql query, that gets me the registration_timestamp of the newest comment. By supplying a category id.
I have three tables. ( seen below with the fields that should be needed)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 13:33When you fix the "my query returns 0 results" part, I'd suggest something like this:
QUESTION
The width of a line in PostScript is defined in terms of distances in the user space. In my use case, the aspect ratio of the device space (e.g. 4:3) is different from the aspect ratio of the user space (e.g. 1:1), which causes the line widths in the device space to be different in vertical and horizontal directions.
How to make line widths the same regardless of the line orientation? The PostScript Language Reference Manual for setlinewidth
mentions that if the current transformation matrix (CTM) in effect at the time of the stroke
specifies scaling by different factors in the x and y dimensions, then thickness of the lines can vary.
Does this mean that if I set a CTM with the same scaling factor in x and y dimensions before calling stroke and then reset the CTM to the value used elsewhere in the PostScript file, the line widths will be the same without affecting anything else?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 23:34Yes. stroke
will generate an outline of the path corresponding to a pen shape transformed by the CTM. You can use setmatrix
to establish a consistent uniform matrix for the pen.
QUESTION
I want to programmatically rotate the hands of a clock designed in Inkscape as an SVG to make a custom designed Date/Time picker in the browser using Javascript/Jquery.
SVG:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 08:43The sane way to do this in Inkscape is to select a group node that has a "transform: translate(x, y)" attribute, and remove the transform. Then select the group's child nodes and position where the group node needed. On the Javascript side I needed to remember the center point positions for transformations before rotating. The Hours, Minutes, and Seconds hand all share the same center point for rotation, which needs to be absolute positioned relative to the bounding box coordinates obtained with getBBox().
Knowing how to do rotations in an SVG user coordinate system with a group that is translated and has a transformation center that is off-center could still be advantageous in some situations though.
QUESTION
In the text object (ctm: [0.0 -1.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0]):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 14:49I manually calculated the text matrix changes. Just like you I got to a
QUESTION
I'm writing my first real scraper and although in general it's been going well, I've hit a wall using Selenium. I can't get it to go to the next page.
Below is the head of my code. The output below this is just printing out data in terminal for now and that's all working fine. It just stops scraping at the end of page 1 and shows me my terminal prompt. It never starts on page 2. I would be so grateful if anyone could make a suggestion. I've tried selecting the button at the bottom of the page I'm trying to scrape using both the relative and full Xpath (you're seeing the full one here) but neither work. I'm trying to click the right-arrow button.
I built in my own error message to indicate whether the driver successfully found the element by Xpath or not. The error message fires when I execute my code, so I guess it's not finding the element. I just can't understand why not.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-01 at 02:35What you can do is to set up Selenium expected conditions
(visibility_of_element_located
, element_to_be_clickable
) and use a relative XPath to select the next page element. All of this in a loop (its range is the number of pages you have to deal with).
XPath for the next page link :
QUESTION
I can't manage to save image position for next changing. It seems svg resets position every click, how do i save position? This things are confusing for me, and not much info in internet about it except this one draggable image, but this tutorial is for 'x' and 'y' of inner object and not for viewBox values.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 13:52You need to read vbVals
on each drag and not only initially. As @Robert Longson said in the comment you can rely on the existing API to manipulate the viewbox;
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You can use CTM like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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