Jody Garnett ha scritto:
That is kind of what I was thinking Andrea; right now there is some
code that already coverts from the screen bounds into the data
bounds; perhaps we could teach this code to be aware of the dwithin
units and also convert the distance into the data space?
I cannot rememb
That is kind of what I was thinking Andrea; right now there is some code that
already coverts from the screen bounds into the data bounds; perhaps we could
teach this code to be aware of the dwithin units and also convert the distance
into the data space?
I cannot remember if this code is in th
Andrea Aime ha scritto:
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
I had not thought of that; I always figured that the datastore should
handle this part (especially if the actual units are provided). If
people are keen we could review the postgis code and make a utility
method for the various datastore implement
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
I had not thought of that; I always figured that the datastore should
handle this part (especially if the actual units are provided). If
people are keen we could review the postgis code and make a utility
method for the various datastore implementations to call?
Very fe
I had not thought of that; I always figured that the datastore should handle
this part (especially if the actual units are provided). If people are keen we
could review the postgis code and make a utility method for the various
datastore implementations to call?
Jody
On 12/04/2010, at 7:07 PM,
On Sunday 11 April 2010 02:43:12 pm Andrea Aime wrote:
> distance evaluations over geographic
> > > coordinates. It is simply not there.
> > > There is code to do that in PostGIS 1.5, not sure how hard that
> > > would be to port back to Jav
Doing a little test in uDig, it looks like there is a
Andrea Aime ha scritto:
siddharth raghuvanshi ha scritto:
Hi,
I am using udig 1.2.m3, in which "Spatial filters do not work using
CQL language" is resolved.
All the spatial queries using CQL is working fine, but when I am using
the query
DWITHIN(the_geom, POINT(78 22), 1000, meters), it is sel
siddharth raghuvanshi ha scritto:
Hi,
I am using udig 1.2.m3, in which "Spatial filters do not work using CQL
language" is resolved.
All the spatial queries using CQL is working fine, but when I am using
the query
DWITHIN(the_geom, POINT(78 22), 1000, meters), it is selecting almost
entire par
Hi,
I am using udig 1.2.m3, in which "Spatial filters do not work using CQL
language" is resolved.
All the spatial queries using CQL is working fine, but when I am using the
query
DWITHIN(the_geom, POINT(78 22), 1000, meters), it is selecting almost entire
parts of the world, which is irrelevent. A
