Cartographica 1.2.7
Cartographica 1.2.7 is a bug fix and enhancement release for Cartographica 1.2 and contains a number of bug fixes and a few minor feature additions.
Additional information may be found in the release notes for prior bug releases:
- Cartographica 1.2.6
- Cartographica 1.2.5
- Cartographica 1.2.4
- Cartographica 1.2.3
- Cartographica 1.2.2
- Cartographica 1.2.1
OS Compatibility
Cartographica requires Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or 10.7 (Lion)
Changes since 1.2.6
Feature Enhancements
- Added support for getting the count of the number of parts in a polygon or line geometry in a formula column
- Allows selection of tsv files (they were always importable, but needed to be labeled .txt or .csv to be opened, now .tsv files can be opened without renaming)
Bugs Fixed
- Fixed bug which caused changes in GCP edits to be missed when Update is pressed
- Fixed bug which manifests itself when simultaneously opening two external shape files with ESRI-style prj files
- Fixed bug which would cause raster layers to disappear during GCP manipulation
- Fixed bug which would allow "resurrection" of column data by deleting and re-adding a column with the same name.
- Fixed bug which would result in wrong column type being assumed if sparse table data was read
- Fixed crash when exporting composite image layers
- Fixed crash which would occur when DBF headers aren't terminated correctly in the imported files
- Fixed issue where square inch area measurements would result in the same output as square meter
- Fixed Bing requests so they are compatible with the changes in the URL scheme
- Fixed bug in scripting that prevented setting of labels from a script
- Fixed bug which resulted in images that were comprised of multiple files (such as tif,tfw ) not compositing correctly
- Fixed bug which resulted in inappropriate export of composited files if they originally had Palettes and were being exported as TIFF files. Now, indexed file sets, when composited as a layer, are not written with Alpha layers. This means that "empty" areas will come out as white (or index 0), since we cannot steal an entry from the palette. However, non-indexed colors still have their alphas added if they're not there, allowing "holes" to be appropriately represented.
- Fixed crash which occurred when exporting certain layers containing multiple images which were loaded from image files that included sidecar location information.
- Fixed infrequent bug which could crash during some analysis functions (especially Buffering)
Known issues
Version 1.2.7 has the following known issues:
- WFS access is read only. No changes are saved to the server.
- WFS client retrieves too much data in some queries.