Jody,
Frankly with out Martin being stubborn and the hard math we would not
have an open source spatial industry.
That is worth emphasizing !
Peter
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[mailto:discuss-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Jody Garnett
The GeoFunctions (http://geofunctions.org) xslt library has a shapefile
'parser' which
present the result as a virtual GML FeatureCollection to the stylesheet.
Your stylesheet could then
transform to SVG as required.
Cheers,
Peter
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Hi,
I posted the following question here:
http://forums.esri.com/Thread.asp?c=132f=1340t=272776mc=0
but got no response.
Maybe the community will come to the rescue.
The shapefile spec for multipatch shapefiles says this:
When the individual types of rings in a collection of rings
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your response.
An application that wants to process multi-patch shapefiles,
including those using the FirstRing/Ring part types and that
cares about nesting of rings must be prepared to do a
geometric analysis to determine which are inner and outer.
This is in 3d
Frank,
I would not expect to do the analysis in 3D as for my
purposes I am only interested in 2.5D geometry sets. I
believe multipatch files are normally used to represent TINs
which can be safely analysed in 2D, and the Z values just
carried along.
I guess I'm getting worked up over
Hi,
Does anybody have an idea if such a thing exists? I know I can view
georss in google maps, and from there via the maps api, as a network link
in google earth.
But I haven't found reference to a feed reader that supports georss.
I'm thinking about filtering feeds based on categories and
Hi,
This is an interesting discussion!
In the XML world, the answer to graphics rendering is SVG + XSL-FO,
generated by XSLT scripts according to styling rules. XSL-FO
is then rendered via a formatting objects processor, like Apache FOP.
I'm of the opinion that a pipeline like:
GML +/- (any
Hi Paul,
Good discussion.
Returning to my original point, then, should OSGeo provide
support for getting new projects off the ground?
I think it entirely fair that a project gather a little momentum
and prove itself a good idea based on a number of people
voting with their feet, so to
Greetings FOSS4Gers,
Just a reminder that we are planning a birds of a feather session for
GeoFunctions,
next Tuesday:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_BOF_Sessions#GeoFunctions_-_X
SLT_2_functions_for_GEO_using_saxon
Just a reminder that GeoFunctions is an incipient geoprocessing
Hi all,
I have created a Birds of a feather session for GeoFunctions.
GeoFunctions is currently a (small) library of XSLT 2 functions
for GEO processing of GML,KML,GeoRSS etc data.
It includes functions to calculate area, segment length, perimeter,
polygon centroids, plus a few others.
I
Raphael,
Does anybody know a GML CASE tool besides ARGOGEO and CASEGEO (Visio
extension)?
The only one I know of (besides XML Spy, Stylus Studio and other XML
IDEs) is the one from Interactive Instruments, called ShapeChange, which
will convert XMI to a GML application schema. Of course, you
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