Hey there,
yes, that's me again :-)
I'm currently poking around in map rendering software like mapserver and
mapnik. I'd like to find out how I can organize my map publishing scheme
most efficiently. It seems I'm hitting the same spot with all rendering
softwares.
I wrote my mapserver
Dear List,
I'm using MapServer to show a point and a radius (in kilometres) from the same
point as part of the GetMap request
I'm using the following:
map.layer[location]=map.layer[location]=FEATURE+POINTS+144.97+-37.81+END+TEXT+'Melbourne'+END+END
My current maps have railroads displayed like this:
CLASS
NAME 'Railroad'
SYMBOL 'circle'
COLOR 0 0 0
SIZE 1
OVERLAYSYMBOL 'railway'
OVERLAYCOLOR 0 0 0
OVERLAYSIZE 7
STYLE
GAP -25
END
END
Which works. But
It still draw's correctly, so I'd say its still in the code (I'm running
6.2.1).
Reading: http://mapserver.org/mapfile/symbology/construction.html
it looks like I want have multiple SYLE's listed. Something like:
CLASS
NAME 'Railroad'
STYLE
SYMBOL 0
They've been deprecated ages ago... not sure when and if they were
actually removed completely...
CLASS
NAME 'Railroad'
STYLE
COLOR 0 0 0
WIDTH 1
END
STYLE
SYMBOL 'railway'
COLOR 0 0 0
SIZE 7
GAP -25
Hello,
A thing I noticed today is that when I run the shptree command on a
shapefile that already has a .qix file, a simple ls -l command shows the
old date of the file, it does not see it as being replaced. Is anyone
familiar with this behavior?
I am not sure if it replaces the file or not.
--
Working as expected on SuSE 11, I see the timestamp change. I did notice that
the utility doesn't produce an error if it can't create the file for some
reason (I tested with permissions), it just fails silently. Maybe you're
running into that?
Steve
From:
Hi,
Your spreadsheet may be trivial but still was useful. I had used resolution of
72 DPI in my scale-to-pixel-size conversion because I had understood that it is
what Mapserver is using when it calculates the WMS scalehint. But now I see
that when playing with min/maxscaledenominators the
Thanks for the suggestion.
Actually, my problem was in the font and size definitions.
Once I happened upon those assignments (below in the // Label section)
my label text magically appeared.
You would think the text would default to something like everything else.
Thank you for all the
How would you go about serving a 16bit GeoTIFF with n number of bands and be
able to have the WMS query return all the bands in the GeoTIFF. I've
attempted to use the GDAL/GTiff driver to return tiffs, but could only
return a max of 4 bands using the RGBA ImageMode.
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How would you go about serving a 16bit GeoTIFF with n number of bands and
be able to have the WMS query return all the bands in the GeoTIFF. I've
attempted to use the GDAL/GTiff driver to return tiffs, but could only
return a max of 4 bands using the RGBA ImageMode.
Chheang Be,
You will want IMAGEMODE INT16 which takes a quite distinct code path which
supports multiple bands.
You may also need to use FORMAT GDAL/GTiff in your OUTPUTFORMAT
declaration for this to work properly, I don't exactly recall. The BANDS
declaration may also be of use if you want to
Hello, I'm trying to understand symbol orientation and (maybe) use of
ANCHORPOINT on a line in Mapserver 6.2.
The vector symbol that I have been using for line cartography in MapServer
6.0.3 is below, and I am trying to get the same effect in Mapserver 6.2.1.
SYMBOL
NAME wavy_line
TYPE
Hi everybody,
thanks for all the hints and solutions. After switching to a shell script
wrapper everything works perfectly. I needed to adapt my reg expressions to get
it work by removing the ^ at the beginning and the $ at the end.
Thanks again for the great support. I know why the umm
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