Just curious but looking at the src it does not look like it. I have some geo data coming out of a Postgres database in which the coordinates (for postgis querying) for a polygon are stored like this:
((lat,lng), (lat,lng), ... ) etc
So what I get is a long string of lat/lng 'tuples' for lack of a better word, enclosed in parentheses. I can pass this to the parse function but the geoJSON returned looks like this:
"geometry": {
"type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": "((52.350595,13.317583),(52.35007,13.317262),(52.349646,13.319094),(52.350125,13.319396),(52.350595,13.317583))"
}I assume I need to write my own callback to process these coordinates first before passing the data to geojson.js ?
Just curious but looking at the
srcit does not look like it. I have some geo data coming out of a Postgres database in which the coordinates (for postgis querying) for a polygon are stored like this:((lat,lng), (lat,lng), ... ) etc
So what I get is a long string of lat/lng 'tuples' for lack of a better word, enclosed in parentheses. I can pass this to the
parsefunction but the geoJSON returned looks like this:I assume I need to write my own callback to process these coordinates first before passing the data to geojson.js ?