Use a linestrip element to draw a single point on the map.
Element | linestrip | |
---|---|---|
Attribute | Format | Remarks |
pattern | double array | line pattern described in an array of doubles |
width | float | line width in pixels |
color | string | color id name |
r | byte | color RGB value (0-255) |
g | byte | color RGB value (0-255) |
b | byte | color RGB value (0-255) |
Each linestrip consists of at least three <point> elements where each <point> is connected to the next <point>.
The drawing can be written as:
<linestrip color="myPredefinedColor"> <point x="v0 x" y="v0 y" /> <point x="v1 x" y="v1 y" /> <point x="v2 x" y="v2 y" /> <point x="v3 x" y="v3 y" /> </linestrip>
Use linestrip instead of line to draw continues lines.
The drawing performance will be much better than using single lines as in the old sectorfile format. (much less data to process)
This means that if you export an old sectorfile to the new map format, you need to remove the duplicate
The following code draws a rectangle (the first point is repeated at the end to close the loop):
<linestrip color="myPredefinedColor"> <point lat="N0504413" lon="E0043108"/> <point lat="N0504421" lon="E0042601"/> <point lat="N0504528" lon="E0042119"/> <point lat="N0504730" lon="E0041718"/> <point lat="N0504413" lon="E0043108"/> </linestrip>