No SE function can produce multiple symbolizers for one point, and I'm not
looking for workarounds here. I would like to efficiently express with CSS
what I can express with a (pretty simple) SLD.
Lukasz
jody.garnett wrote
> Have a look at the SE functions, Categorize, Recode etc... for these
> cases.
> --
> Jody Garnett
>
> On 22 March 2014 at 5:13:54 am, uki (
> ukiz@
> ) wrote:
>
>> 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');
>> }
>
> I'm sure this will work, but it involves repetition that I wanted to
> avoid.
> The whole PointSymbolizer for the 'cross' is repeated twice and the
> resulting SLD will be overly complex. Looks like CSS is not best suited
> for
> such cases. How about a solution that would allow defining sections in CSS
> that would be evaluated separately/independently - just an idea...
>
> Lukasz
>
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