Difference between revisions of "DBF Util"
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==Changes Made== | ==Changes Made== | ||
*Converted from a procedural program in a single file to an object oriented design | *Converted from a procedural program in a single file to an object oriented design | ||
| + | *Converted the GUI library from Tkinter to PyGTK | ||
==Changes in Progress== | ==Changes in Progress== | ||
| − | * | + | *Polish new gui a little, try to fix the scrollbar-not-appearing issue |
| + | *Support for other data formats besided dbf (csv and sqllite are easiest) | ||
==Planned Changes== | ==Planned Changes== | ||
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*Field calculations with the same format as the ArcGIS field calculator | *Field calculations with the same format as the ArcGIS field calculator | ||
*Ability to save a configuration of input/output files for tasks that get repeated | *Ability to save a configuration of input/output files for tasks that get repeated | ||
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*Display %/count unjoined/joined records | *Display %/count unjoined/joined records | ||
*Create a wrapper for demdbf library to test it against dbfpy | *Create a wrapper for demdbf library to test it against dbfpy | ||
| + | *popup window when you click the value field that is like a field calculator lists of available fields | ||
| + | *start building index in a forked process the moment a join is added | ||
| + | *real time generation of a sample of the output with the current configuration | ||
[[Category:Programming]] | [[Category:Programming]] | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 22 June 2013
Originally coded during a break in work, I've picked this python script back up to turn it into a more mature program. Current version guide
Changes Made
- Converted from a procedural program in a single file to an object oriented design
- Converted the GUI library from Tkinter to PyGTK
Changes in Progress
- Polish new gui a little, try to fix the scrollbar-not-appearing issue
- Support for other data formats besided dbf (csv and sqllite are easiest)
Planned Changes
- Field calculations with the same format as the ArcGIS field calculator
- Ability to save a configuration of input/output files for tasks that get repeated
- Display time elapsed/remaining/total/ETA
- Display %/count unjoined/joined records
- Create a wrapper for demdbf library to test it against dbfpy
- popup window when you click the value field that is like a field calculator lists of available fields
- start building index in a forked process the moment a join is added
- real time generation of a sample of the output with the current configuration
