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14 Sep 00:53

JamesPImes

pyTRSplat v1.1.1 Latest

Latest

Feature: Clear queue for any layer with .clear_layer_queue(layer=<name>).
Feature: Carve out some lands that have been added to a layer's queue.
- Add carve-out lands to a layer with .carve_description(), .carve_tracts(), and .carve_tract().
- Clear carve-outs for any layer with .clear_layer_carveouts(layer=<name>).

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06 Sep 02:09

JamesPImes

pyTRSplat v1.1.0

Added / improved features:

Improved layer control and configurable output:
- Image layers are created on-demand.
- Write different plat components to separate layers.
- Add lands to specific / custom layers, allowing for multiple colors. (Use layer='layer_name' parameter when adding lands.)
- User may specify which layers to include in the output image, and in what order.
Optional parameter to control image mode of output: .output(..., image_mode='RGB').
Clean up corners on thick-lined township border.
Optionally limit the written lot numbers to those sections where tracts have been added. (.settings.lots_only_for_queue=True)

Misc.:

Expanded documentation on ReadTheDocs.
Tweaked presets.
Simplified directory structure.
Protect certain methods / properties that are not intended to be public -- e.g., .configure() -> ._configure()
Unit tests now handle platform-specific results (fonts are rendered somewhat differently on Linux, as compared to Windows / Mac).

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28 Aug 01:37

JamesPImes

pyTRSplat v0.5.0

Major overhaul:

Simplified workflow and public-facing classes.
Added full documentation on ReadTheDocs.
Can now handle arbitrarily small aliquot subdivisions -- as opposed to previous versions, which could handle nothing smaller than quarter-quarters. (For example, you can now plat 'N/2N/2S/2NE/4NW/4', and it will now show a small piece of the NE/4NW/4 of that section, whereas before it would show the entire NE/4NW/4.)
Improved security (uses a modern version of Pillow with fewer vulnerabilities).
Added thorough type hints.
Added unit tests and CI/CD.
Added Mac and Linux support, on top of existing Windows support.
Deprecated the desktop application.