The patch revolves around a few concepts, and a solid refactor to avoid the
various style rescalers
to turn into a mess:
* each property representing a length can have a local uom, for example, 10px,
15m, 8ft
* different rescalers work in different way, the generic RescaleStyleVisitor
will multiply the number
and leave the unit be, the DPIRescaleStyleVisitor will only rescale pixel
values, UomRescaleStyleVisitor
will instead turn meters and feet in pixels (taking into account the current
scale) for display purposes
* a Measure package private class is added that parses the various measures
into a value, a unit, and
eventual default unit
* a RescaleMode enumeration handles the three different ways to apply rescaling
* in case the unit cannot be known during style rescaling (because the value is
the result of a non literal
expression) then a custom filter function is invoked that will perform the
scaling once the specific value
is known, allowing us to support completely dynamic values and unit (yes, the
unit can change per property
if needs be)
This should brings us a bit closer to SE 1.1 compatibilty, and bridge the gap
with CSS where the only
way to specify a unit of measure is indeed per property
I plan to merge it tomorrow, but wanted to give others an occasion to comment.
Thanks for the recap Andrea, I see GEOT-4614 has been created for the release
notes.
Our previous discussion ended with a question on assuming units, did that get
resolved (or was their an obvious solution during implementation).
By the way, I've also added tests to make sure SLD 1.0 can round trip properly
with property local unit
of measures, and tried to do the same with SLD 1.1 xsd-sld module but...
discovered the module
in question works only in parsing mode, but not in encoding mode :-(
That is disappointing, I thought we had at least the symbology encoding part
working. Apparently not.
--
Jody
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