geoQuantize should not repeat identical coordinates in LineStrings #141
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and other objects that depend on them (MultiLineString, Polygons…) Except when this would yield an illegal LineString with only one point. And, except when points contain additional information (such as a z coordinate); for a similar reason, MultiPoints keep multiple points even if they share the same (quantized) coordinates, as they might be counted.
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geoQuantize should not repeat identical coordinates in LineStrings and other objects that depend on them (MultiLineString, Polygons…)
Except when this would yield an illegal LineString with only one point.
And, except when points contain additional information (such as a z coordinate); for a similar reason, MultiPoints keep multiple points even if they share the same (quantized) coordinates, as they might be counted.
(see also #122)