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Currently, if you want to build a sequence of points (linestrings), you have to build your string as linestrings, separated by semi-colons. No problem here, but it's perhaps something something that could be done more properly, like an array of array of points, each array representing a line. Caveat: this means that current structures build need to change their objectstructure if passing them with semi-colons ofcourse.
Currently the difference is made between a multigeometry = multiple linestrings and a polygon. Now the parser should check if it gets a set of linestrings, that if the last point and the first point are the same, it should not be a multigeometry consisting of linestrings, but a polygon, consisting of a linearring element.
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A few points/remarks I'd like to make is:
Currently, if you want to build a sequence of points (linestrings), you have to build your string as linestrings, separated by semi-colons. No problem here, but it's perhaps something something that could be done more properly, like an array of array of points, each array representing a line. Caveat: this means that current structures build need to change their objectstructure if passing them with semi-colons ofcourse.
Currently the difference is made between a multigeometry = multiple linestrings and a polygon. Now the parser should check if it gets a set of linestrings, that if the last point and the first point are the same, it should not be a multigeometry consisting of linestrings, but a polygon, consisting of a linearring element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: