Forgot to add that this is not a pure circle per-se, it is a polygon
comprised of 1 points on the circumference of the buffer from the
reference point. I have used WGS84 projection for source circle and checking
the concerned OGR geometry.
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Figured it out like this:
SpatialReference defaultGeoSys = new SpatialReference("");
defaultGeoSys.SetWellKnownGeogCS("EPSG:4326");
//define a circle using point and buffer
string pointlineString = "POINT (" + longitude + " " + latitude
+ ")"
Hello all, I am trying to create a simple circle geometry in OGR. My approach
so far has been something like this:
SpatialReference defaultGeoSys = new SpatialReference("");
defaultGeoSys.SetWellKnownGeogCS("EPSG:4326");
//define a circle using point and buffer
Thanks for the reply Even, is there any other way I can get rid of the
outline/border of the symbol without modifying the underlying c++ and c
code?
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I am using GDAL 64 bit with map server compiled with MSCV 1600. I am trying
to generate a tab file and when I pass a style string like this string style
= @"SYMBOL(c:#00FF00,o:#00FF00,id:""mapinfo-sym-64,ogr-sym-7"")"; it always
seems to ignore the "o". My goal is to get rid of the border around th