We talked a bit about that issue here and one guy brought up the
anti-overposting feature with labels POSITION set to 'auto'. I did
not look at the code, but he mentioned that anti-overposting often is
based on matrices. This would be straight forward for output on
raster maps, but would that c
Thanks a lot,
your tips at least kept trying. What I did was translate your example
to Perl mapscript. Some PHP methods are not available or a bit
different in the SWIG versions. That looks like this:
my $oShp = new mapscript::shapeObj($mapscript::MS_SHAPE_POINT);
my $oLine = new mapscript::li
Hi there,
I did a quick test using php mapscript and an svg output. The poplace
layer in the map file is a point layer and has a class with a label
object (note that there is no labelitem set)
LAYER
NAME popplace
TYPE POINT
STATUS ON
...
CLASS
style
SYMBOL 'circle'
I tried $map->drawLabelCache($SVGImg ), but that returns MS_FAILURE. Actually,
there seems a problem with labeling on a SVG-'image'.
I work around with:
open SVGMAP, '>>', '/path/to/saved/svgimg.svg';
for (my $labnum=0; $labnum < $map->{labelcache}->{numlabels};$labnum++ ) {
my $next_lab
Hi,
I am using addFeature to dynamically add site locations with a label to a map.
It's Perl mapscript.
@sites is an array of hash references, $sitesLyr is from the map file:
###
foreach my $site (@sites) {
my $site_pt = $$site{'site_loc'};
$site_pt =~s/.*\((.*)\)*./$1/;
