Hi Andrea,
> I'd suggest you to take this giant geometries and clip them on a regular
> grid, separating polygon and outlines as two different shapefiles, just like
> OSM did for the world countries layer, to avoid the very same problem you're
> facing (geometries that are excessively large). And then paint the polygon
> bits just with a fill, and the outline bits just with a line.
Thanks a lot, I’ll try to do this. I hope it’s not a stupid question, but
anybody knows what’s the best way of doing this? Seems like it is not so easy
to clip a shapefile’s features to a grid using e.g. Quantum GIS… Google only
has suggestion on how to clip raster data to a grid, but not vector data.
Best,
Jens
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