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st_perimeter()
is deprecated in favor of st_perimeter_lwgeom()
, as sf
takes over with sf::st_perimeter()
.sprintf()
instances with snprintf()
require sf >= 0.9-3, and use C API PROJ path setting (to work on CRAN windows binaries)
update to new GEOS (3.8.0) and PROJ (6.3.1) versions for CRAN windows binary builds
require GEOS 3.6.0 (required by PostGIS 3.0.0), and add check to configure
fix configure script to work with ubuntu/bionic and PROJ 4.9.3; #28
fix configure script to work with PROJ 5.x versions
adjust to sf >= 0.9-0 new crs representation
use st_make_valid()
generic from package sf; https://github.com/r-spatial/sf/issues/1300
export lwgeom_make_valid()
, to gradually move st_make_valid()
from lwgeom
to sf
; https://github.com/r-spatial/sf/issues/989
constrain argument crs
in st_transform_proj()
to take one or two character strings
update to POSTGIS 3.0.0 liblwgeom version
update to modern PROJ, use proj.h when available
check for user interrupts on st_geod_distance()
, #29 by Dan Baston
add st_astext()
for fast WKT writing, #25 by Etienne Racine
add st_is_polygon_cw()
, #21 by Andy Teucher @ateucher; add Andy Teucher to contributors
add st_perimeter()
and st_perimeter_2d()
functions to compute the length measurement of the boundary of a surface.
allow st_transform_proj()
to take two proj4 strings as crs, as c(input_p4s, output_p4s)
, ignoring the CRS of x
st_geod_covered_by()
binary geometry predicateadd st_length()
attempt to fix Solaris and OSX
report proj.4 and GEOS versions on startup, and on lwgeom_extSoftwareVersions
; #10
add minimum bounding circle, by @rundel; #7
add st_subdivide()
, see https://github.com/r-spatial/sf/issues/597
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