On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 11:55 PM, Jody Garnett <[email protected]>wrote:
> Yes, I think that was the point of CSS?
>
> Something like
>
> [ speed > 0.5 ] {
> mark: symbol('cross');
> }
> * {
> mark: symbol('circle');
> }
>
This will give cross to everything above 0.5, and circle to everything
below, no overlap,
the more specific rules overrides/add bits in the more generic one (where
adding is
just for properties missing, the ones that are already there get
overwritten instead).
If you want the equivalent of SLD I believe you need to invert your line of
thinking,
and be explicit about the overlap, like this (untested, but hopefully you
get the idea):
[ speed > 0.5 ] {
mark: symbol('cross');
}
[speed <= 0.5] {
mark: symbol('cross),symbol('circle');
}
Cheers
Andrea
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