sld:MappedColorSymbol

        A "MappedColorSymbol" is used to specify the mapping of colors to
        ranges of values of a control variable/expression.
      

Element information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  from type sld:SymbolType
  sld:Name [0..1]    
  sld:Description [0..1]     A "Description" gives human-readable descriptive information for the object it is included within.
  sld:BaseSymbol [0..1]     A "BaseSymbol" defines the default properties of a symbol to be those of an external symbol, which will frequently be inside of an OGC symbol(izer) repository. The symbol properties given in-line override the base-symbol properties.
  1. sld:LookupValue [1..1]    
  2. sld:ColorMap [1..1]     A "ColorMap" defines either the colors of a pallet-type raster source or the mapping of numeric pixel values to colors.
  3. sld:MappedColorSubSymbol [1..1]     The MappedColorSubSymbol identifies the the symbol to which to apply computed colors. The computed color is used as the 'default color' in the sub-symbol. The "matchTo" attribute tells whether to match the lookup value to the "quantity" or "label" attributes of the 'choropleth' ColorMap.

Attributes

Used in

• Anonymous type of element sld:Rule

Substitution hierarchy

• sld:Symbol
  • can be substituted with sld:MappedColorSymbol

Sample instance

<sld:MappedColorSymbol>
   <sld:Name>string</sld:Name>
   <sld:Description>
      <sld:Title>string</sld:Title>
      <sld:Abstract>string</sld:Abstract>
   </sld:Description>
   <sld:BaseSymbol>
      <sld:OnlineResource/>
   </sld:BaseSymbol>
   <sld:LookupValue>Any text, intermingled with:
      <ogc:Add>
         <ogc:Add>...
         </ogc:Add>
      </ogc:Add>
   </sld:LookupValue>
   <sld:ColorMap>
      <sld:ColorMapEntry color="string"/>
   </sld:ColorMap>
   <sld:MappedColorSubSymbol matchTo="quantity">
      <sld:LineSymbol>
         <sld:Name>string</sld:Name>
         <sld:Description>...
         </sld:Description>
         <sld:BaseSymbol>...
         </sld:BaseSymbol>
         <sld:Geometry>...
         </sld:Geometry>
         <sld:Stroke>...
         </sld:Stroke>
      </sld:LineSymbol>
   </sld:MappedColorSubSymbol>
</sld:MappedColorSymbol>