[postgis] distance(geometry,geometry) function
Timothy H. Keitt
tklistaddr at keittlab.bio.sunysb.edu
Tue Jul 24 16:06:40 PDT 2001
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
>
>Tim,
>
>Dave may want to add to this, but the approach of having a base geometry
>type is essentially inherited from the OpenGIS simple features geometry
>model. In particular, for OGC simple features it is necessary to be
>able to mix geometry types within a given column in a given table.
>
>If we implement the full Simple Features for SQL metadata (via auxilary
>tables) there will be a mechanism to indicate that particular tables
>are restricted to a particular subtype in the total set of possible
>geometry types.
>
Sounds good. I suspected that postgis was following some standard way
of doing things. (I just didn't know what it was.)
T.
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