org.opengis.sld

Interface Mark

All Superinterfaces:

ExternalGraphicOrMark

@XmlElement(value="Mark")
public interface Mark
extends ExternalGraphicOrMark

Indicate that one of a few predefined shapes will be drawn at the points of the geometry.

Since:

GeoAPI 2.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Fill	getFill() Returns the object that indicates how the mark should be filled.
Stroke	getStroke() Returns the object that indicates how the edges of the mark will be drawn.
Expression	getWellKnownName() Returns the expression whose value will indicate the symbol to draw.
void	setFill(Fill f) Sets the object that indicates how the mark should be filled.
void	setStroke(Stroke s) Sets the object that indicates how the edges of the mark will be drawn.
void	setWellKnownName(Expression name) Sets the expression whose value will indicate the symbol to draw.

Methods inherited from interface org.opengis.sld.ExternalGraphicOrMark

accept

Method Detail

getWellKnownName

@XmlElement(value="WellKnownName")
Expression getWellKnownName()

Returns the expression whose value will indicate the symbol to draw. At least the following values must be accepted: "square", "circle", "triangle", "star", "cross", or "x". If null, the default is "square".

setWellKnownName

@XmlElement(value="WellKnownName")
void setWellKnownName(Expression name)

Sets the expression whose value will indicate the symbol to draw. See getWellKnownName() for details.

getFill

@XmlElement(value="Fill")
Fill getFill()

Returns the object that indicates how the mark should be filled. Null means no fill.

setFill

@XmlElement(value="Fill")
void setFill(Fill f)

Sets the object that indicates how the mark should be filled. See getFill() for details.

getStroke

@XmlElement(value="Stroke")
Stroke getStroke()

Returns the object that indicates how the edges of the mark will be drawn. Null means that the edges will not be drawn at all.

setStroke

@XmlElement(value="Stroke")
void setStroke(Stroke s)

Sets the object that indicates how the edges of the mark will be drawn. See getStroke() for details.