Fix degenerate linestring relation on boundary of areal#1474
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| update<boundary, interior, '0', TransposeResult>(m_result); | ||
| m_interrupt_flags |= 4; | ||
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| else |
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Should we handle pig == 0 here too?
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A degenerate linestring does not have a boundary itself, so this case shouldn't be possible I believe.
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Thanks for the PR, is it a bit larger than earlier? Anyway, that's not a problem, will continue the review later |
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Adding the handling of the interrupt flags for this case now made it a bit bigger yes |
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Basically makes it so
covered_byreturnstrueforLINESTRING(0 0,0 0)andPOLYGON((0 0, 0 2, 2 2, 2 0, 0 0))instead offalseas it did previously, which could be quite surprising.Fixes #1473
The bit flags for interrupt aren't exactly pretty, but it follows the present implementation.