Hi
as a workaround I overwrite Proj4js.transform(). I declared a property
Proj4js.readTransformed and if this is set to false, the transformation
takes place.
changed part in Proj4js.transform():
if (point.transformed && Proj4js.readTransformed) {
this.log("point already transformed");
return;
}
I don't know, if there are sideeffects, because I have no clue, what the
reason is for the property transformed.
Also I have seen, it is possibly to declare projections for the format
parser
read:
var theParser = formats[type];
theParser.internalProjection = new OpenLayers.Projection(toProjection);
theParser.externalProjection = new
OpenLayers.Projection(fromProjection);
var features = theParser.read(element.value);
write:
var theParser = formats[type];
theParser.internalProjection = new
OpenLayers.Projection(fromProjection);
theParser.externalProjection = new OpenLayers.Projection(toProjection);
var derString = theParser.write(features, true);
The projection transformation is a great enhancement for OpenLayers and I
like it. I'm always astonished of the large capabilities of OpenLayers and
the relative easy use of it.
Thanks to all the developers.
Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Arnd Wippermann
http://gis.ibbeck.de/ginfo/
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