Hi All,
I'm stuck. How do I get US Interstate highway shields to display properly?
I got my annotation layer to display road shields, but I cannot figure out
how to display a 2-part interstate shield symbol with the parts properly
lined up. I have a base outline that displays in blue, and a red
Hi,
Thanks for example.
I solved problem. Thanks every body. Here, my code test :
Richard LEHAUT/Tiolebucheron
http://www.opengis.net/wfs"; xmlns:ogc="http://www.opengis.net/ogc";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns:gml="
http://www.opengis.net/gml"; service="WFS" version
Hi,
You could also use the SDK packages from http://vbkto.dyndns.org/sdk/
These packages provide a Makefile to do a commandline build by using the
Visual Studio Command Prompt.
In order to integrate this into a solution the easiest thing to do is to
create a VC++ makefile project and set up the b
A single layer solution would be ideal but this I a cool workaround, effect is
very nice! -Steve
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Hi Sumit
Thanks for the answer. I'm a newbee at anything thats not .NET, but this
solution would really help in a project I'm on. Do you know anywhere I can
read more about setting up/creating this project? Or can you post an example
if it's not too complicated?
/Kristian Frost
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I am using mapserver in same environment. I have created one build script
(batch file) for cleaning, compiling (either for debug or release) and
installing mapserver. However I would not recommend you to compile mapserver
every time you compile your other projects as it will consume lot of time to
I can greatly recommend the buildkit.
Jeff McKenna of Gateway Geomatics has done the community a great service by
providing this to people supporting Windows builds.
Thanks Jeff!
Mike
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Michael Smith
US Army Corps of Engineers
Remote Sensing/GIS Center
Hanover, NH
On 10/14/10 9:07 AM, "
On 10-10-14 9:35 AM, Frost89 wrote:
Is it possible to make a MapServer source project in VS2008? So that I can
compile it within VS2008, along with my other projects?
Hello,
If you wish to use the 2008 commandline compiler you can use the
MapServer buildkit: http://www.gatewaygeomatics.com/
Hi all
Is it possible to make a MapServer source project in VS2008? So that I can
compile it within VS2008, along with my other projects?
/Kristian Frost
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Hi Diana
There is a little trick to do that, if you do not mind the text being
"backgrounded". Just put the layer twice in the mapfile, once with a
backgroundshadowcolor, once without and with an offset of 1 0.
Result see: http://www.tydac.ch/underline.gif
LAYER
NAME "Grundstücksnummern"
Hi,
Mapserver currently does not support underlining text.
regards,
thomas
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 08:33, "Büttner, Diana (LVG)"
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> for a getMap-response I want underlined text. I haven't found any settings
> for this problem in the Mapfile Reference. Can I use something like
> "de
Hi,
for a getMap-response I want underlined text. I haven't found any
settings for this problem in the Mapfile Reference. Can I use something
like "decoration" or anything else, maybe in the label-obejct, to get my
text underlined?
Best regards,
Diana
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