Robbie,

Glad to see you making good use of the mailing list.

FYI. We do have some experimental code for saving an optimised/calibrated set of rounds as a shapefile, assuming that is (part of) what you might be interested in for your second point below.

cheers,

Vince.

At 10:15 11/04/2006, you wrote:

OK, thanks Jesse for the prod in the right direction. For future people who
are trying to do this kind of thing with udig, I've attached a sample of the
styling code that's needed for the two styles I asked about.

I have a few more questions:

- is it possible to turn antialiasing on or off ?

- I would like to add at run time some extra layers containing lines.
Potentially there could be rather a lot of them, all kept in memory. Is
there any preferred method for doing this, any classical pitfals anyone
would advise to avoid?

- Is it possible to customise the way lines are drawn, for example for
adding special symbols along them? (I suppose this goes beyond using SLDs !)

Thanks,

Robbie Jameson


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> > > - style with name label snaking along (above or inside)
> > each annotated
> > > linestring rather than being displayed horizontaly
> > There is a way to more or less do this... I had thought
> that it was
> > on by default but it has been a while since I've looked into it.
> > I'll check it out and let you know what I find out.
>
> Ok, thanks, even if it's only by API there's no problem with that
>
> > >
> > > - style with set of linestrings displayed as thick (e.g. white)
> > > lines with outer rims (e.g. black) so as to look more like what
> > > raster maps
> > > with roads
> > > on them look like.
> > In order to do this you have to make a custom SLD, currently
> > you have
> > to use the XML editor to do it. For best appearance you can make 2
> > FeatureTypeStyles one that is a line of 3 thickness and one
> > that is a
> > line of 1 thickness.  Currently this requires 2 passes through the
> > data for shapefiles.  For a quick approximation ( a single
> pass) you
> > can have 2 rules in a single feature type style.  The problem with
> > this solution is that intersections will look a little
> funny.  This
> > is because 1 case 1 all the thick lines are drawn then all
> the thin
> > lines are drawn but in the second case for each feature line 1 is
> > drawn then line 2 is drawn (rather than all thick lines for all
> > features).  When 2 features intersect the first feature will
> > be drawn
> > with both lines then the second feature will cover the
> lines at the
> > intersection.  (This explanation isn't the clearest, my apologies).
> Thanks, I'll try it out, I suspected SLDs were the answer.
>
> Thanks for your reply Jesse,
>
> Robbie
>
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