Beanshell script to create buffered shape

[Scott Myers]

Hello!  I've been dabbling at OpenJump a couple years.  i see it has the ability to use BeanShell scripts to do a series of collected actions.  I'm wondering if it is possible to automate some of my commonly used actions.

I presently use the tool Tools > Analysis > Buffer... with a few standard settings and options, fairly often.  Then I run Tools > Queries > Spatial Query... on the new layer.

Is it possible to make a BeanTools / BeanShell thing which does this for me with preset parameters?  I'm okay with a couple of separate buttons, one to do each tool.  Whatever makes things just that much easier.  I mean, I realize OpenJump already makes it pretty easy, but if it's possible to write a tool which does it all at once, that would be lovely!

Maybe I should just go use a different tool entirely, like QGIS or something, I dunno.  But OpenJump does a lot of good things, so why not this?

Thoughts, pointers, or suggestions?

[Jukka Rahkonen]

Hi Scott,

Have you already assigned TOOLS > ANALYSIS > BUFFER and TOOLS >
> QUERIES > SPATIAL QUERY to some function keys with CUSTOMIZE >
> EZ-Buttons?
If you haven't I believe EZ-Buttons will be a good first aid for you
while waiting for a proper script or macro. All tools from the BeanTools
menu can also be assigned with EZ-Buttons.

-Jukka Rahkonen-

Scott Myers wrote 2015-06-16 06:24:
> Hello! I've been dabbling at OpenJump a couple years. i see it has the
> ability to use BeanShell scripts to do a series of collected actions.
> I'm wondering if it is possible to automate some of my commonly used
> actions.
>

> I presently use the tool TOOLS > ANALYSIS > BUFFER... with a few
> standard settings and options, fairly often. Then I run TOOLS >
> QUERIES > SPATIAL QUERY... on the new layer.

>
> Is it possible to make a BeanTools / BeanShell thing which does this
> for me with preset parameters? I'm okay with a couple of separate
> buttons, one to do each tool. Whatever makes things just that much
> easier. I mean, I realize OpenJump already makes it pretty easy, but
> if it's possible to write a tool which does it all at once, that would
> be lovely!
>
> Maybe I should just go use a different tool entirely, like QGIS or
> something, I dunno. But OpenJump does a lot of good things, so why not
> this?
>
> Thoughts, pointers, or suggestions?
>

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