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Currently, values specified via interval always implicitly include the start and stop times, and subsequent intervals always replace previous intervals.
That is, if you have value 1 from t1 to t2, and value 2 from t2 to t3, there is no way to indicate that the value at t2 should be 1 rather than 2.
Cesium has isStartIncluded and isStopIncluded flags which already handle this on the client. Not sure what the syntax should be. Perhaps ISO interval syntax has a way to do this, though I doubt it.
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Currently, values specified via interval always implicitly include the start and stop times, and subsequent intervals always replace previous intervals.
That is, if you have value
1
fromt1
tot2
, and value2
fromt2
tot3
, there is no way to indicate that the value att2
should be1
rather than2
.Cesium has isStartIncluded and isStopIncluded flags which already handle this on the client. Not sure what the syntax should be. Perhaps ISO interval syntax has a way to do this, though I doubt it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: