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I am trying to insert very small polygons. I can insert a polygon with micro-radians (1e-6) coordinate values:
select '{(0.0,-0.000001),(6.283184,0.0),(0.0,0.000001),(0.000001,0.0)}'::spoly; spoly ------------------------------------------------------- {(0 , -1e-06),(6.283184 , 0),(0 , 1e-06),(1e-06 , 0)}
When I try nano-radians (1e-9) the parser seems to consider some points as equal:
select '{(0.0,-0.000000001),(6.283185306,0.0),(0.0,0.000000001),(0.000000001,0.0)}'::spoly; ERROR: spherepoly_from_array: more than two points needed
Are the parser/internals using single-precision/float instead of double?
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I am trying to insert very small polygons. I can insert a polygon with micro-radians (1e-6) coordinate values:
When I try nano-radians (1e-9) the parser seems to consider some points as equal:
Are the parser/internals using single-precision/float instead of double?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: