[Mapserver-users] Mapserver 4.1 (dev) and SVG output problem

[Steve Lime]

How are you generating the SVG, using a template? If so, what does the
template(s) look like?

Steve

>>> yuth hor <mofumyke at yahoo.com> 2/3/2004 5:30:51 AM >>>

Hi all,

 

I have tried to generate the SVG file from mapserver, first, I use
Redhat 9 + Mapserver 4.1 (nightly build (27.01.04) 

 

So, My results are:

 1. It was ok with the shp file in UTM

 2. It had a problem with a shp file in Lat Lon (because the SVG file
that returned from Mapserver is Integer value not floating point)

 

Here is the result SVG from Mapserver;

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="no"?>

<!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 20010904//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-SVG-20010904/DTD/svg10.dtd" 

>

 

<!-- flip the y coordinates so that the map orientation matches the
graphic orientation -->

<svg viewBox="135.000000 -49.000000 149.000000 -35.000000">

    

 

<desc>Generated by MapServer</desc>

<defs>

<style type="text/css">

<![CDATA[

.point { fill:black;stroke:black }

.line { fill:none;stroke:black }

.poly { cursor:pointer;fill:#003366;stroke:#999999;stroke-width:0.1 }

]]>

</style>

 

</defs>

 

<!-- features to follow -->

<!-- this is the start of a layer -->

<g class="poly">

<path id="[CTY_FIPS]" d="M 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132
-33 132 -33 132 -33M 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34 132
-34 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34 132 -34M 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132
-33 132 -33M 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132
-33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132
-33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33M 132 -33 132 -33 132
-33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33M 132
-33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33 132 -33M 132 -33 132
-33 132 -#12539;#12539;#12539;#12539;.142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44
142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44
142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -44 142 -45 142 -45 142 -45
142 -45 142 -45 142 -45 142 -45 142 -45 142 -45 142 -45">

 

</path>

</g>

<!-- this is the end of a layer -->

<script>

 <![CDATA[

  

    ]]>

 </script>

</svg>    

 

Anyone can guide me?

 

Thank you very much in advanced,

 

Teerayut




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