GRID
- LABELFORMAT [DD|DDMM|DDMMSS|C format string]
- Format of the label. “DD” for degrees, “DDMM” for degrees minutes, and
“DDMMSS” for degrees, minutes, seconds. A C-style formatting string is
also allowed, such as “%g°” to show decimal degrees with a degree symbol.
The default is decimal display of whatever SRS you’re rendering the GRID
with.
- MINARCS [double]
- The minimum number of arcs to draw. Increase this parameter to get
more lines. Optional.
- MAXARCS [double]
- The maximum number of arcs to draw. Decrease this parameter to
get fewer lines. Optional.
- MININTERVAL [double]
- The minimum number of intervals to try to use. The distance between
the grid lines, in the units of the grid’s coordinate system. Optional.
- MAXINTERVAL [double]
- The maximum number of intervals to try to use. The distance between
the grid lines, in the units of the grid’s coordinate system. Optional.
- MINSUBDIVIDE [double]
- The minimum number of segments to use when rendering an arc. If the
lines should be very curved, use this to smooth the lines by adding more
segments. Optional.
- MAXSUBDIVIDE [double]
- The maximum number of segments to use when rendering an arc. If the
graticule should be very straight, use this to minimize the number of
points for faster rendering. Optional, default 256.
The following is an example of a GRID object in use:
LAYER
NAME "grid"
METADATA
"DESCRIPTION" "Grid"
END
TYPE LINE
STATUS ON
CLASS
NAME "Graticule"
COLOR 0 0 0
LABEL
COLOR 255 0 0
FONT "fritqat"
TYPE truetype
SIZE 8
POSITION AUTO
PARTIALS FALSE
BUFFER 5
OUTLINECOLOR 255 255 255
END
END
PROJECTION
"init=epsg:4326"
END
GRID
LABELFORMAT "DDMM"
# LABELFORMAT '%g°' # dec degrees with symbol
MAXARCS 10
MAXINTERVAL 10
MAXSUBDIVIDE 2
# LABELFORMAT '%7.0f m' # nice if a projected SRS used
# MININTERVAL 20000
# MAXSUBDIVIDE 2
END
END # Layer