Hi,
Why is it called "pixelPerDegree" in ImageryInfo? Apparently, the value
is in pixels per unit in projected space ("pixelPerEastNorth").
There is an interesting bug in ImageryLayer.getPPD(), line 86: It
returns Main.getProjection().getDefaultZoomInPPD() when mapframe is
null. However the "Proj
Hi,
As far as I remember I inherited this name from WMSPlugin. I was
somewhat confused by this name too, but haven't bothered to rename it.
Maybe we should do it at last to avoid further confusion.
There is may be a bug in getPPD(), but it doesn't affect anything)
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> There is an interesting bug
On Mon, 19 Sep 2011, Paul Hartmann wrote:
Why is it called "pixelPerDegree" in ImageryInfo? Apparently, the value
is in pixels per unit in projected space ("pixelPerEastNorth").
Which is nonsense as well. It should not be relative to projected
coordinates. I think the sole idea behind this is
On 09/19/2011 05:33 PM, Dirk Stöcker wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Sep 2011, Paul Hartmann wrote:
>
>> Why is it called "pixelPerDegree" in ImageryInfo? Apparently, the value
>> is in pixels per unit in projected space ("pixelPerEastNorth").
>
> Which is nonsense as well. It should not be relative to proje
On Wed, 21 Sep 2011, Paul Hartmann wrote:
Why is it called "pixelPerDegree" in ImageryInfo? Apparently, the value
is in pixels per unit in projected space ("pixelPerEastNorth").
Which is nonsense as well. It should not be relative to projected
coordinates.
What is the alternative?
I don't