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ClipToShapeManipulator
required arguments:
target_shape: GEOSGeometry of the shape to be clipped, in srid GEOMETRY_CLIENT_SRID (4326)
clip_against: GEOSGeometry of the shape to clip against, in srid GEOMETRY_CLIENT_SRID (4326)
zero: this value may be used to prevent issues that seem to arise from trying to simplify very small geometric results
concerning **kwargs:
kwargs is included to prevent errors resulting from extra arguments being passed to this manipulator from the generic view
manipulate() return value:
a call to self.result()
with required parameter 'clipped_shape':
The returned shape geometry should be in srid GEOMETRY_CLIENT_SRID (4326)
The clipped shape will be the largest (in area) polygon result from intersecting 'target_shape' with 'clip_against'
and optional parameters 'html' and 'success':
The html is usually a template that will be displayed to the client, explaining the manipulation
if not provided, this will remain empty
The success parameter is defined as '1' for success and '0' for failure
if not provided, the default value, '1', is used
html_templates=='internal'
This represents an 'internal error' and is accessed by raising a ManipulatorInternalException
This should occur under the following circumstances:
if geometry can not be generated from "clip_against"
or intersection call failed
clipped_shape will be returned as None
html_templates=='invalid_geom'
This represents a 'user error' and is accessed by raising an InvalidGeometryException
This should occur under the following circumstances:
if geometry can not be generated from "target_shape"
or if "target_shape" is not a valid geometry
clipped_shape will be returned as None
html_templates==2 clipped shape is empty (no overlap with "clip_against")
html_templates==0 if "target_shape" is successfully clipped to "clip_against"
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