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Thank you for the very useful package, works great!
I noticed however that the output geoJson file decreases the resolution of polygon boundaries. Also known as "pruning", this is when a polyline made of several line segments is replaced by one straight line. I suppose it is by design since the description says "Sparsely represents linear portions of the path by the minimal number of points." There is a tolerance parameter, but it is only used for Bezier curves (S and C commands). In fact the relevant code resides in dependency svg-path-to-polygons.
Is there a way to make this behavior optional, like an additional parameter "pruning: true/false" ?
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Thank you for the very useful package, works great!
I noticed however that the output geoJson file decreases the resolution of polygon boundaries. Also known as "pruning", this is when a polyline made of several line segments is replaced by one straight line. I suppose it is by design since the description says "Sparsely represents linear portions of the path by the minimal number of points." There is a tolerance parameter, but it is only used for Bezier curves (S and C commands). In fact the relevant code resides in dependency svg-path-to-polygons.
Is there a way to make this behavior optional, like an additional parameter "pruning: true/false" ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: