I am incorrect. PCL/GEOS 2.2.2 also produces a
GEOMETRYCOLLECTION/MULTIPOLYGON.
Geometry A is a number of hexagons that were unioned
together. Geometry B is a wedge that was created by differencing
geometry A with another (border) polygon in an attempt to "fill" to
the border. All of these operations were done with GEOS cvs head.
At 09:33 AM 6/13/2006, Howard Butler wrote:
The geometry is my own, and it is not from the JTS test
suite. Using Python Cartographic Library with a GEOS 2.2.2 produces
a result that is more in line with the expected one (a single
polygon rather than a concatenated multipolygon).
At 04:52 PM 6/12/2006, strk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>From which file from JTS did you extract the test ?
I haven't seen the geometries visually, did you ?
The default precision model is FLOATING (double), right,
but for XML tests the precision model can be specified
with the <precisionModel> tag.
--strk;
