69 lines
2.3 KiB
XML
69 lines
2.3 KiB
XML
<Map
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background-color="#eee"
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srs="+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs">
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<Parameters>
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<Parameter name="sizes">256,256</Parameter>
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</Parameters>
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<Style name="bug">
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<Rule>
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<Filter>[id] = 'fill'</Filter>
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<PolygonSymbolizer fill='[value]' />
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</Rule>
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<Rule>
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<Filter>[id] = 'fill-opacity'</Filter>
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<PolygonSymbolizer fill='#0000ff' fill-opacity='[value]' />
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</Rule>
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<Rule>
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<Filter>[id] = 'gamma'</Filter>
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<PolygonSymbolizer fill='#0000ff' gamma='[value]' />
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</Rule>
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<Rule>
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<TextSymbolizer face-name='DejaVu Sans Book' halo-fill='#ffffff' halo-radius='1'>[id]</TextSymbolizer>
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</Rule>
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</Style>
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<Style name="frame">
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<Rule>
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<PolygonSymbolizer />
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</Rule>
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</Style>
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<!--
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frame is a layer with a single polygon that is used to ensure that m.zoom_all() will zoom the
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map to a reasonable bounding extent to make the test easy to view with tools like nik2img.py
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(which calls m.zoom_all() by default). Another approach in >= Mapnik 2.3.x is to just sent a
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manual `extent` for the CSV datasource.
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-->
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<Layer name="frame" srs="+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs">
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<StyleName>frame</StyleName>
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<Datasource>
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<Parameter name="type">csv</Parameter>
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<Parameter name="inline">
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wkt|name
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Polygon((-180.0 -125.0, -180.0 125.0, 180.0 125.0, 180.0 -125.0, -180.0 -125.0))|bounds
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</Parameter>
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</Datasource>
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</Layer>
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<!--
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"bug" is a layer that should provide sample data that triggers the bug in question. It is
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listed after the "frame" layer so that it renders on top and is visible.
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-->
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<Layer name="bug" srs="+proj=longlat +ellps=WGS84 +datum=WGS84 +no_defs">
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<StyleName>bug</StyleName>
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<Datasource>
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<Parameter name="type">csv</Parameter>
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<Parameter name="inline">
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id|value|wkt
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fill|#0000ff|Polygon((-160 -120,-20 -120,-40 -80,-100 -90,-160 -120))
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fill-opacity|0.5|Polygon((-160 -70,-20 -70,-40 -30,-100 -40,-160 -70))
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gamma|1.0|Polygon((-160 -20,-20 -20,-40 20,-100 10,-160 -20))
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</Parameter>
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</Datasource>
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</Layer>
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</Map>
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