Several Opticks importers (GeoTIFF, Model, and ShapeFile at least) use the same options QWidget for the lifetime of the importer, meaning that the QWidget is not unique when importing multiple files of the same type. Other importers (such as those in EXTRAS) may also have this problem. Here is one possible way to reproduce the problem:
1) Start Opticks
2) Use the Import Options dialog to select two or more GeoTIFF files
3) Click "Options..." to view the Import Options dialog
4) Under the "Importer" tab, change the ISD Metadata value; note that this value now appears for every GeoTIFF file selected in step 2 (the values should be unique)
Original Issue: OPTICKS-1369
Status: Deferred
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Severity: 3-Important
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Environment: All
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Several Opticks importers (GeoTIFF, Model, and ShapeFile at least) use the same options QWidget for the lifetime of the importer, meaning that the QWidget is not unique when importing multiple files of the same type. Other importers (such as those in EXTRAS) may also have this problem. Here is one possible way to reproduce the problem:
1) Start Opticks 2) Use the Import Options dialog to select two or more GeoTIFF files 3) Click "Options..." to view the Import Options dialog 4) Under the "Importer" tab, change the ISD Metadata value; note that this value now appears for every GeoTIFF file selected in step 2 (the values should be unique)
Original Issue: OPTICKS-1369 Status: Deferred Feature Interpretation:
Suggested Solution:
Actual Solution:
Severity: 3-Important Version Control: Environment: All Linked: