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@latot latot commented Dec 3, 2024

Fix a list format and a error on a image.

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The pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and structure of the documentation regarding topology and geometry representation in PostGIS. Key modifications include standardizing bullet point formatting, clarifying hierarchical relationships between Layers and Primitives, refining explanations of TopoElements and their roles, and improving the description of the Relation's table. The overall aim is to present technical details in a more accessible manner, ensuring a logical flow and better understanding of the content.

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postgis-intro/sources/en/topology_topo_types.rst Reformatted lists for consistency, clarified hierarchical relationships, refined TopoElements explanations, expanded on TopoGeometry Keys, and improved descriptions of the Relation's table.

Possibly related PRs

  • Topo intro #133: Introduces a comprehensive overview of topology logic in PostGIS, aligning with the focus on clarifying topology representation in the main PR.
  • Topology v2 #136: Addresses topology representation in PostGIS, enhancing explanations of basic types and geometry, directly related to the improvements made in the main PR.

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With bullets aligned, and meanings made clear,
TopoElements dance, their roles now appear.
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postgis-intro/sources/en/topology_topo_types.rst (2)

Line range hint 200-250: Enhance explanation of implicit identifiers

The section on implicit identifiers could be clearer with a concrete example.

Consider adding a practical example like this:

For example, when working with a topology named 'city_topology':

* Full TopoGeometry Key: [topology_id=1, layer_id=2, topogeometry_id=3]
* In relation's table (city_topology.relation): Only needs [layer_id=2, topogeometry_id=3]
  because topology_id is implicit from the schema name 'city_topology'

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  • ./topology/hierarchy.png
  • ./topology/topo_keys.png
  • ./topology/components.png
  • ./topology/topogeo2components.png
  • ./topology/read_topoelement.png

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Line range hint 1-200: Verify image references and consistency

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Comment on lines 32 to 44
* Layer contains

- TopoGeometries where each one one contains
- TopoElements where each one can represent a
* TopoGeometries where each one one contains:

- TopoGeometry of other Layer
- Primitive from the Topology
* TopoElements where each one can represent a:

- Nodes
- Edges
- Faces
- Geometry Collections
* TopoGeometry of other Layer
* Primitive from the Topology

* Nodes
* Edges
* Faces
* Geometry Collections
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix RST indentation for nested lists

The list structure is logically correct, but the indentation is inconsistent with RST standards. RST requires consistent indentation (typically 2 or 3 spaces) for nested lists.

Apply this formatting:

* Layer contains
  * TopoGeometries where each one contains:
    * TopoElements where each one can represent a:
      * TopoGeometry of other Layer
      * Primitive from the Topology
        * Nodes
        * Edges
        * Faces
        * Geometry Collections
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* Layer contains
- TopoGeometries where each one one contains
- TopoElements where each one can represent a
* TopoGeometries where each one one contains:
- TopoGeometry of other Layer
- Primitive from the Topology
* TopoElements where each one can represent a:
- Nodes
- Edges
- Faces
- Geometry Collections
* TopoGeometry of other Layer
* Primitive from the Topology
* Nodes
* Edges
* Faces
* Geometry Collections
* Layer contains
* TopoGeometries where each one contains:
* TopoElements where each one can represent a:
* TopoGeometry of other Layer
* Primitive from the Topology
* Nodes
* Edges
* Faces
* Geometry Collections

* Nodes
* Edges
* Faces
* Geometry Collections
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Geometry collections do not belong in the list of topology primitives

@robe2 robe2 merged commit 5ca8351 into postgis:master Dec 7, 2024
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