Bind st_astext from lwgeom #25
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* adds `st_astext` and `st_asewkb` * enables `lwgeom_to_wkt` through `CPL_sfc_to_wkt`
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@edzer if you agree with the PR, this would be ready to merge. |
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Looking good -- thanks! |
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I renamed argument precision to digits; let me know if you disagree. |
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Great! I'm sorry I thought I had renamed it. But maybe it was only in |
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Related: r-spatial/sf#703
This will dramatically speedup the
WKTconversion. I've used the postgis function names (st_asewkbandst_astext), I don't know if there is a convention to avoir collisions and keep compatibility with ISO and Postgis?Summary:
st_astextandst_asewkb(I adapted the documentation fromsf::st_as_text)lwgeom_to_wktthroughCPL_sfc_to_wkt