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Right now colors and sizes default to null, however SLD provides reasonable defaults, e.g., when setting a stroke width to 2 it would make sense to see a black line, not an empty map because the color has not been assigned.
Each symbolizer has basic, meaningful defaults in SLD, CSS should use those.
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Right now the idea of a 'key' property is baked into the CSS compiler - every type of symbolizer has a single property that triggers it - if there's no 'stroke' property then there are no line symbolizers, etc. This ties in pretty tightly with how multi-pass effects are encoded. Are you proposing that I change the key property for line symbolizers, or that we change the system for encoding multiple symbolizers? If the latter, I'd like to hear a little more about the scheme you think should be used.
Isn't it possible to have it trigger when any of the properties in the symbolizer are used?
I mean, if I'm saying I want a dash array for a line, probably I want it drawn no? :-)
Right now colors and sizes default to null, however SLD provides reasonable defaults, e.g., when setting a stroke width to 2 it would make sense to see a black line, not an empty map because the color has not been assigned.
Each symbolizer has basic, meaningful defaults in SLD, CSS should use those.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: