[postgis-users] postgis functions
Eduardo Luís Garcia Escovar
eduardo.escovar at 3wt.com.br
Mon Jan 8 05:17:48 PST 2007
Maybe you can use Dump(geometry) to break multilinestring into a set of
linestrings, and then use a linear referencing function to each linestring.
regards
Eduardo
karim faisal escreveu:
> Dear */Eduardo/*
> *//*
> */i tried from the link u sent to me..... but is does not giving me
> result....../*
> *//*
> */i have multislinestring.... i think that it takes line as
> arguement... can u suggest me something/*
> *//*
> */regards/*
> *//*
> *//*
> *//*
>
>
> */Eduardo Luís Garcia Escovar <eduardo.escovar at 3wt.com.br>/* wrote:
>
> I guess one of these functions is what you need
> http://postgis.refractions.net/docs/ch06.html#id2904692
>
> HTH,
> Eduardo
>
> karim faisal escreveu:
> > Hi all,
> > can someone give me a hint for one problem...
> >
> > i have a linestring. it has start point coordinates, end point
> > coordinates and of course length and each point has (x,y)
> coordinates
> > pair. these x,y coordinates are stored in a separete table for
> every
> > start and end point respectively . let suppose that length of
> > linestring is 500 meter. i am at 300 meter away from end point
> of line
> > string. i want to get my position in (x,y) coordinates on this line
> > string. any hint......
> >
> > thnx
> >
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