supported syntax is export map -output foo.bbox thbook will be corrected. Thanks for pointing it out.
Thank you, it works! I was surprised however that it appears to be latitude and longitude, when in my thconfig I have ... cs EPSG:27200 #NZ Map Grid 1949 ... to specify the output co-ordinate system. Is this intended and if so why? And to remind about a previously mentioned request, perhaps it is possible in due course to include the output co-ordinate system in this type of output (along with caves html, map and atlas pdf output headers)? Bruce
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 7:41 AM, Bruce <dangle@tomo.co.nz> wrote:
supported syntax is export map -output foo.bbox thbook will be corrected. Thanks for pointing it out.
Thank you, it works! I was surprised however that it appears to be latitude and longitude, when in my thconfig I have ...
cs EPSG:27200 #NZ Map Grid 1949
... to specify the output co-ordinate system.
Is this intended and if so why?
Yes. Otherwise you would need to add coordinate specification to the file and use coordinate transformations for further processing. The main purpose of the file is to specify an area for which other specialized programs automatically create digital elevation model or download surface map from map server. One such program might be included in future therion (as an xtherion plugin perhaps).
And to remind about a previously mentioned request, perhaps it is possible in due course to include the output co-ordinate system in this type of output (along with caves html, map and atlas pdf output headers)?
Yes, it is planned. Martin
The main purpose of the file is to specify an area for which other specialized programs automatically create digital elevation model or download surface map from map server. One such program might be included in future therion (as an xtherion plugin perhaps).
Kind of like 'Therion Earth', nice. I can see why you have started with lat long co-ords now, probably a good move. I thought I might use bbox as a guide when creating terrain models with terraintool to use with Loch, 'Therion Earth' the manual way. It is not absolutely necessary though, as I seem to have managed perfectly well until now. However, using a local epsg co-ordinate system means that the therion user can stick with a consistent system (or at least a number of systems specified by the user) throughout for inputs, and outputs. Currently I think bbox is the only output that goes against this precedent. Bbox is perfectly fine how it is, but maybe as a low priority future addition, add an 'export map' option (for bbox only?) of -coords [<latlong>|cs] with <latlong> being the default and the cs value telling therion to convert to the cs specified in the thconfig file. Bruce
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