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How to get xmin, ymin xmax, ymax from bounding box?

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dollargis
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To report about certain datasources, I need to retrieve the bounding box's xmin, ymin xmax, ymax values for later insertion into a text file.

I have coupled a BoundingBox Accumulator Transformer to my Reader, which gives me a geometry object for the bounding box, but alas, I don't know how to get the aforementioned coordinates from this object.

Any help would be greatly appreciated - Markus

Best answer by ebygomm

A bounds extractor after the accumulator will give you this output. If it's a single feature you don't need the accumulator, that is only required for the bounding box of multiple features.

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A bounds extractor after the accumulator will give you this output. If it's a single feature you don't need the accumulator, that is only required for the bounding box of multiple features.


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  • February 12, 2019

A bounds extractor after the accumulator will give you this output. If it's a single feature you don't need the accumulator, that is only required for the bounding box of multiple features.

Thanks heaps for both the correct answer and the speeeeeeeeed!