Hi Andrzej, Mike, I am not splitting short lines here, I talk about lines of > 50 m. If you have such a rather long line with delta_lat = 1 and delta_lon > 50 there is no point where I can split the line without creating one horizontal part and another that still has delta_lat = 1, both parts building a visible angle, so in that case I would not split. With delta_lat > 10 it is likely to find a point that is close to the straight line and not too far away from the calculated cut point. If you take my "bed of nails" example, I am searching for a nail that is close enough (~10m) to a given point on the rubber band and very close to the rubber band itself (< 0.5m). My current solution is to raster the line with the Bresenham algo and check the points which are close to the wanted one. I think it is no problem regarding performance, but it seems not very elegent. Gerd popej wrote
Hi Gerd,
one more notice - for splitting very short lines could be better to calculate intermediate point using grid coordinates of line instead of high precision like in makeBetweenPoint().
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