Wow
Thanks guys, these where great examples, I got there straight away.
Thanks for the advice on performance. This may become an issue, and sounds
like it is better to deal with it early.
This is a very powerful tool, with a great community base, I am very
impressed
Now of the fun part, making th
n a more complicated expression.
David.
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Subject: [mapserver-users] RE: Real life
case.
Steve
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Subject: Re: [mapserver-users] RE: Real life sample of a Mapfile for shp files
Hi, for regular expression you need to set the parameters FILTERITEM and
FILTER.
>From the documentation
(http://mapserver.org/mapfile/expressions.html#regular-expression-comparison)
LAYER
NAME "regexp-example"
FILTERITEM "placename"
FILTER /hotel/
...
END
I think, the paramete
Thanks, this looks great.
I will try it tonight, but I think is looking just right.
One more related question. The column we are using is called 'Tag'
and the seemed to have grouped the 'class' and the 'title' in the one
column. For example all secondary roads have the tag
"TVOP2"
but roads with
