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Allow Shield Symbolizer to build an image filename from k:v pairs #352
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[migurski] ++? There's a bigger, hairier and more general issue that this opens up, and that's the introduction of data-driven symbolizer parameters. E.g., the ability to put a string like "{$foo}" into a value and have it read a value from the data source. This would open up Mapnik for cloropleths, better shields, etc. |
[migurski] See URI templates for an example of this kind of thing in a different domain: http://bitworking.org/news/URI_Templates |
[springmeyer] Yes, exactly migurski. see also #359 |
[springmeyer] pushing to 0.7.0 for consideration (since the 0.6.1 release is next week) |
[springmeyer] see also: http://blog.geoserver.org/2008/12/08/dynamic-symbolizers-part-1/ |
[artem] Replying to [comment:1 migurski]:
I agree, this should be implemented in most generic way. |
[springmeyer] for those following this ticket, work has started on this in trunk, please provide any feedback: http://mapnik.org/news/2009/dec/08/future_mapnik2/ |
[springmeyer] this is done in mapnik2 for a while now of course. closing. |
Thousands of distinct highway shields add visual cues to the North American highway lifestyle. ShieldSymbolizer expects all shields to start with a single base graphic. Shields from ubiquitous red over blue Interstate shields to collector-tempting Historic Route 66 shields are ignored by the default ShieldSymbolizer.
A plea for the ability to create a filename for the base graphic element from k:v pairs is discussed[1] as a method to allow OSM users of mapnik to easily add the vast variety of highway shields to their map of everything.
[1] http://weait.com/content/badges-badges
Pretty please?
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