$ty2 = $dbh->selectrow_array("select ST_Y(ST_transform(ST_GeomFromText('POINT($x2 $y2)', 4326), 900913))");
# Why do crappy perl libraries always insist on using an "Object Oriented" interface
# for things where this does not make any sense at all?
-my $crappyjsonoo = JSON->new()->latin1(); # Note: has to be latin1 instead of utf8
-# for now, because the strings we get from the DB are WTF8, but are not marked
-# as such. Therefore, we must not tell the JSON module to do utf8(), because
-# otherwise it would encode the WTF8 twice.
-# This will change with DBI::Pg modules >3 where UTF8 is properly handled.
+my $crappyjsonoo = JSON->new()->utf8(); # Note: This has to be latin1 instead of
+# utf8 for DBI::Pg modules with version <3, because in that case, the strings we
+# get from the DB are WTF8, but are not marked as such. Therefore, we must not
+# tell the JSON module to do utf8(), because otherwise it would encode the WTF8
+# twice.
if ($verblev > 0) {
$crappyjsonoo = $crappyjsonoo->pretty();
}
exit(1);
}
my $sth2 = $dbh->prepare("select ST_X(points) as x, ST_Y(points) as y"
- . " from (select ST_astext((ST_dumppoints(ST_transform(?, 4326))).geom) as points) as points");
+ . " from (select ST_astext((ST_dumppoints(ST_transform(geometry(?), 4326))).geom) as points) as points");
my $sth4 = $dbh->prepare("select (ST_dumprings(?)).geom as rings");
while ($row = $sth->fetchrow_hashref()) {
if ($xtable eq 'planet_osm_polygon1') {