Thank you for your reply Steve.
I'm running mapserver 4.8.3 and outputting jpegs via the gdal/jpeg driver.
I'm using the gdal driver because the gd/jpeg driver output progressive
encoded jpegs(which i couldn't use).
Example layer:
LAYER
NAME l_koku_u
STATUS ON
TILEINDEX "ixs/shb/50000/l_koku_u_ix"
TILEITEM "location"
TYPE LINE
CLASSITEM Code
CLASS
MAXSCALE 337000
MINSCALE 85001
Name style1
EXPRESSION 'l_bbbcd'
STYLE
COLOR 240 184 53
WIDTH 1
#ANTIALIAS TRUE
END
END
END
I'm creating my image using perl mapscript. my mistake, the problem is not
with the fonts but with the lines. when I turn style antialiasing on for my
line layers perl throws an internal server error with no error message from
mapserver (or perl).
The outputformat in my mapfile looks like this:
OUTPUTFORMAT
NAME jpeg
DRIVER "GDAL/JPEG"
MIMETYPE "image/jpeg"
IMAGEMODE RGB
FORMATOPTION "QUALITY=100"
EXTENSION "jpg"
END
Which antialias patch are you referring to?
Thank you again,
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Lime" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: [UMN_MAPSERVER-USERS] Anti Alias Problem
Hmmm... I'm suprised turning off style antialiasing would impact font
antialiasing.
They are totally unrelated.
I guess we need a bit more information. What version of MapServer? Has the
GD
anti-aliasing patch been applied? What output image format?
Steve
Thomas Hammerlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/13/06 1:03 AM >>>
Hi Everyone,
I've been looking for a solution to this, but haven't been successful so
far
so I'm hoping someone can help.
I'm using Fedora 5, and everything I need is working great. The problem
is
that when I try the same data set on Fedora 4 or Red Hat Advanced Server,
anti alias doesn't work. The problem can be resolved by commenting out
the
antialias line, but then it makes my font and lines look too choppy. Has
anyone seen this? Does anyone know if this is a Linux or a Mapserver
problem?
Thank you for your help,
Tom
