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springmeyer 2012-01-09 09:22:32 -08:00
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GettingStartedInXML.md

@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Make sure you have mapnik installed and you've successfully run through [Getting
Two examples will be shown: Two examples will be shown:
1) An XML configuration that exactly matches the map output from the pure python example in [Getting Started Python Tutorial](GettingStartedInPython). 1) An XML stylesheet that exactly matches the map output from the pure python example in [Getting Started Python Tutorial](GettingStartedInPython).
2) An XML stylesheet that uses a world borders dataset with population attributes to create a chloropleth map (aka thematic) by population size. 2) An XML stylesheet that uses a world borders dataset with population attributes to create a chloropleth map (aka thematic) by population size.
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### Hello World XML ### Hello World XML
First you will still need a python script that sets the basic map parameters and points to the XML config file: First you will need a python script that sets the basic map parameters and points to the XML stylesheet
```python ```python
@ -64,11 +64,9 @@ Next you will need to create the `world_style.xml` file referenced in the `world
* Copy this XML and save to a file called `world_style.xml` beside the `world_map.py` script. * Copy this XML and save to a file called `world_style.xml` beside the `world_map.py` script.
Now run that script with this command: Now run that script:
```sh
python world_map.py python world_map.py
```
* It should output a png graphic in the same folder that matches the Getting Started Tutorial. * It should output a png graphic in the same folder that matches the Getting Started Tutorial.