Hey,
How do you split two differents feature type, like point and polygone, that went into a Tester together, back to being independant again.
Thanks,
Ian
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Splitting feature type from a transformer
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Hi @Ian Gagnon-Renaud ,
There's a couple ways to do that. If you want to separate by geometry, I would use the GeometryFilter transformer and select the geometries that you want. If you want to separate by the feature classes that went into the Tester, then I would use a FeatureTypeFilter.
Dave
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Hi @Ian Gagnon-Renaud ,
There's a couple ways to do that. If you want to separate by geometry, I would use the GeometryFilter transformer and select the geometries that you want. If you want to separate by the feature classes that went into the Tester, then I would use a FeatureTypeFilter.
Dave
Hi @Ian Gagnon-Renaud ,
There's a couple ways to do that. If you want to separate by geometry, I would use the GeometryFilter transformer and select the geometries that you want. If you want to separate by the feature classes that went into the Tester, then I would use a FeatureTypeFilter.
Dave
TY drc43, pretty new to all of this!