Hello all,
We have recently upgraded to version 2.2.3 and as a result some of our SLD’s which use the IEEERemainder function no longer work. Having had a quick search I can see that there is a bug report listed for this back in Oct-2012 (we are also using an SQL layer from a PostGres DB)
We don’t want to rollback to the 2.1 version so I’m hoping someone can suggest a work around for me.
We use the IEEERemainder function to thin out the displayed information from a dataset that represents a regular grid of points. We do things like this (in CSS):
/*Longitude and Latitude represent the coordinates of the temperature value */
[@scale>75000000][IEEERemainder(longitude, 7.5) = 0][IEEERemainder(latitude, 7.5) = 0]{
label:[numberFormat(‘P#;#’,temperature)];
font-size:8;
}
[@scale>45000000][@scale<75000000][IEEERemainder(longitude, 6.25) = 0][IEEERemainder(latitude, 6.25) = 0]{
label:[numberFormat(‘P#;#’,temperature)];
font-size:9;
}
[@scale>20000000][@scale<45000000]
[IEEERemainder(longitude, 3.75) = 0][IEEERemainder(latitude, 3.75) = 0]{
label:[numberFormat(‘P#;#’,temperature)];
font-size:9;
}
Etc.
This has the effect of thinning out the displayed information at the higher scales.
Does anyone have a better suggestion/solution for this without using the IEEERemainder function?
Thanks
Chris
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