Is there a way to extract a specific part of an aggregate by it's index other than deaggregating and testing the resulting features to find the one where _part_number = index.
I'm thinking there might be a way to use XQuery/GeometryPartExtractor
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Not really an answer as its just a different way of doing it, but what about using the GeometryExtractor to record the geometry as an attribute,before the aggregation (assuming you are doing this in a step prior) and then just using a ListIndexer and a GeometryReplacer to get the specific geometry you want.
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todd_davis wrote:
Not really an answer as its just a different way of doing it, but what about using the GeometryExtractor to record the geometry as an attribute,before the aggregation (assuming you are doing this in a step prior) and then just using a ListIndexer and a GeometryReplacer to get the specific geometry you want.
In this particular case, the data input is already aggregated.
Hi @jdh, yes, you can use the GeometryPartExtractor (Advanced Editor). This is a possible syntax if the input geometry is a one level aggregate or a Multi geometry. Just be aware that a part of the aggregate has to be specified with 1-based index.
(: extract the 2nd part from a one level aggregate or a multi :)
number(/geometry/geometry[2]/@fme_id)- Contributor
takashi wrote:
Hi @jdh, yes, you can use the GeometryPartExtractor (Advanced Editor). This is a possible syntax if the input geometry is a one level aggregate or a Multi geometry. Just be aware that a part of the aggregate has to be specified with 1-based index.
(: extract the 2nd part from a one level aggregate or a multi :)
number(/geometry/geometry[2]/@fme_id)- Contributor
takashi wrote:
Hi @jdh, yes, you can use the GeometryPartExtractor (Advanced Editor). This is a possible syntax if the input geometry is a one level aggregate or a Multi geometry. Just be aware that a part of the aggregate has to be specified with 1-based index.
(: extract the 2nd part from a one level aggregate or a multi :)
number(/geometry/geometry[2]/@fme_id){fme:get-attribute(x)} instead of {fme:get-attribute("x")}
jdh wrote:
Minor issue with the advanced editor, when you reference a feature attribute using the left panel it does not wrap the attribute name in quotes as required.
{fme:get-attribute(x)} instead of {fme:get-attribute("x")}
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takashi wrote:
yeah, have to say it's a kind of bug. @daleatsafe, please fix it.
Seems like a quick fix...thanks for pointing it out.
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fmelizard wrote:
Seems like a quick fix...thanks for pointing it out.
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jdh wrote:
There should be a case for it, as I pointed it out to support this morning.
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fmelizard wrote:
And the fix is going in as I type this. Wish everything was that easy.... Thanks for pointing it out.
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