How to render current map scale via mapscript?
David Niergarth
dn at HDDESIGN.COM
Fri Nov 16 12:33:26 PST 2007
Thanks Oliver! For Python mapscript it's the attribute mapObject.scale. It is
documented in the API docs but I had never noticed.
--David
Oliver Wesp wrote:
> scale is an attribute of mapObj. I don't know for phyton but for java
> its simple: map.getScale()
>
> On Nov 14, 2007 6:50 PM, David Niergarth < dn at hddesign.com
> <mailto:dn at hddesign.com>> wrote:
>
> Using an html template, I can render the current map scale using
> [scale]. How
> can I do this from mapscript?
>
> I'm not using html templates. Instead, I start with a map file,
> instantiate it
> in Python mapscript, add various layers, then render the map and legend.
>
> I'm trying to tweak my map file (adjusting MAXSCALE, MINSCALE for
> layers) but
> it's tedious without knowing what mapserver thinks the current map
> scale is. Is
> there some simple way to calculate the current scale?
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
>
> --David
>
>
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