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Julian Hyde updated CALCITE-2031:
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Description:
The initial set of OpenGIS functions were implemented in CALCITE-1968 but there
are quite a few more to implement.
Each function can be implemented separately, and with very little effort: you
typically need to find the commented function in in
{{[spatial.iq|https://github.com/apache/calcite/blob/master/core/src/test/resources/sql/spatial.iq]}}
(it will be followed by the comment {{# Not implemented}}), add one or two
queries as test case, add a method to {{GeoFunctions.java}}, iterate until the
test cases work, then add a row to one of the tables in {{reference.md}} to
document that the function is now implemented.
I suggest that each pull request implements a few related functions. A good
place to start would be {{ST_X(geom)}}; {{ST_Z(geom)}} is very similar and is
already implemented.
was:
The initial set of OpenGIS functions were implemented in CALCITE-1968 but there
are quite a few more to implement.
Each function can be implemented separately, and with very little effort: you
typically need to find the commented function in in {{spatial.iq}}, add one or
two queries as test case, add a method to {{GeoFunctions.java}}, iterate until
the test cases work, then add a row to one of the tables in {{reference.md}} to
document that the function is now implemented.
I suggest that each pull request implements a few related functions. A good
place to start would be {{ST_X(geom)}}; {{ST_Z(geom)}} is very similar and is
already implemented.
> Implement more OpenGIS functions
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>
> Key: CALCITE-2031
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-2031
> Project: Calcite
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Julian Hyde
> Assignee: Julian Hyde
>
> The initial set of OpenGIS functions were implemented in CALCITE-1968 but
> there are quite a few more to implement.
> Each function can be implemented separately, and with very little effort: you
> typically need to find the commented function in in
> {{[spatial.iq|https://github.com/apache/calcite/blob/master/core/src/test/resources/sql/spatial.iq]}}
> (it will be followed by the comment {{# Not implemented}}), add one or two
> queries as test case, add a method to {{GeoFunctions.java}}, iterate until
> the test cases work, then add a row to one of the tables in {{reference.md}}
> to document that the function is now implemented.
> I suggest that each pull request implements a few related functions. A good
> place to start would be {{ST_X(geom)}}; {{ST_Z(geom)}} is very similar and is
> already implemented.
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