I work with geometries (routes) whose vertices have 4 dimensions: XYZ and M (measures). How can I round M coordinate values stored in the data to a specified number of decimal places? The coordinate rounder only covers XYZ dimensions.
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I think you'll need to extract the measures into a list, round the values in the list (preferrably using Python, to avoid exploding the list), then assign them to the line again.
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Hi @hedigerm It sounds like the CoordinateRounder should be able to handle measures too. Can you post this idea at https://knowledge.safe.com/content/idea/list.html ?
Hi @hedigerm It sounds like the CoordinateRounder should be able to handle measures too. Can you post this idea at https://knowledge.safe.com/content/idea/list.html ?