[OSM-dev] Osmosis Replication Statistics
Brett Henderson
brett at bretth.com
Sat Sep 1 08:32:05 BST 2007
Martijn van Oosterhout wrote:
> By the way, look at the extract-polygon program in SVN. It allows for
> multiple polygons as well as inclusions and exclusions. We use this a
> lot during the AND conversion process. If you want to use that polygon
> format it would make it easier...
>
I can't read perl to save myself :-) And I can't run that particular
app without installing the math polygon library manually from CPAN so I
couldn't get it to spit out the usage instructions. But I did dig this
section out of the program which describes the polygon format.
1
-0.6450E+01 0.4980E+02
-0.2000E+01 0.4890E+02
-0.1850E+01 0.4925E+02
-0.2080E+01 0.4973E+02
0.1350E+01 0.5090E+02
0.2250E+01 0.5258E+02
-0.0500E+01 0.6130E+02
-0.8920E+01 0.5785E+02
-0.1140E+02 0.5130E+02
-0.6450E+01 0.4980E+02
END
I assume that "1" and the "END" mark the beginning and end of sections.
Does this mean that a subsequent polygon section would begin and end
with "2" and "END" respectively? And finally is it essential that all
polygon files be broken into sections or do you allow a file with only a
single polygon to omit the section header and footer?
I'm unsure how to get a java.text.DecimalFormat pattern to match the
above format but I'll keep looking into it.
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