mapnik/tests/python_tests/glyph_symbolizer_test.py

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#encoding: utf8
#!/usr/bin/env python
from nose.tools import *
from utilities import execution_path, save_data, Todo, contains_word
import os, mapnik2
def test_glyph_symbolizer():
sym = mapnik2.GlyphSymbolizer("DejaVu Sans Condensed",
mapnik2.Expression("'í'"))
sym.allow_overlap = True
sym.angle = mapnik2.Expression("[azimuth]+90") #+90 so the top of the glyph points upwards
sym.size = mapnik2.Expression("[value]")
sym.color = mapnik2.Expression("'#ff0000'")
_map = create_map_and_append_symbolyzer(sym)
im = mapnik2.Image(_map.width,_map.height)
mapnik2.render(_map, im)
save_data('test_glyph_symbolizer.png', im.tostring('png'))
assert contains_word('\xff\x00\x00\xff', im.tostring())
def test_load_save_map():
raise Todo("Implement XML de/serialization for GlyphSymbolizer")
map = mapnik2.Map(256,256)
in_map = "../data/good_maps/glyph_symbolizer.xml"
mapnik2.load_map(map, in_map)
out_map = mapnik2.save_map_to_string(map)
assert 'GlyphSymbolizer' in out_map
assert 'RasterColorizer' in out_map
#
# Utilities and setup code
#
def setup():
# All of the paths used are relative, if we run the tests
# from another directory we need to chdir()
os.chdir(execution_path('.'))
def create_map_and_append_symbolyzer(sym):
srs = '+init=epsg:32630'
lyr = mapnik2.Layer('arrows')
lyr.datasource = mapnik2.Shapefile(
file = '../data/shp/arrows.shp',
)
lyr.srs = srs
_map = mapnik2.Map(256,256, srs)
style = mapnik2.Style()
rule = mapnik2.Rule()
#TODO Investigate why I need to add a filter which refers to the
# feature property that the symbolizer needs so they don't reach
# to it as nulls.
rule.filter = mapnik2.Filter('[azimuth]>=0 and [value]>=0') #XXX
rule.symbols.append(sym)
ts = mapnik2.TextSymbolizer(mapnik2.Expression('[azimuth]'),
"DejaVu Sans Book",
10,
mapnik2.Color("black"))
ts.allow_overlap = True
rule.symbols.append(ts)
style.rules.append(rule)
_map.append_style('foo', style)
lyr.styles.append('foo')
_map.layers.append(lyr)
_map.zoom_to_box(mapnik2.Box2d(0,0,8,8))
return _map