Can the CIMGeometricEffectBuffer be prevented from disconnecting from its 'parent' layer?
I need a line symbol with an outline so I have used a CIMLineSymbol with 2 layers of CIMSolidStroke, one of them with a CIMGeometricEffectBuffer.
Can the buffered element be made to stick to the 'parent' layer and not disconnect as it is shown on this GIF?
const createLineSymbol = (color, outlineColor) => ({
type: 'cim',
data: {
type: 'CIMSymbolReference',
symbol: {
type: 'CIMLineSymbol',
symbolLayers: [
{
type: 'CIMSolidStroke',
enable: 'true',
effects: [{
type: 'CIMGeometricEffectBuffer',
size: 3,
}],
capStyle: 'Butt',
joinStyle: 'Round',
width: 1,
color: outlineColor
},
{
type: 'CIMSolidStroke',
enable: true,
capStyle: 'Butt',
joinStyle: 'Bevel',
width: 6,
color: color
}
]
}
}
});
Accepted Solutions
@ViktorSafar - what version of the API are you using? And how are you drawing/moving the symbol in your map?
I just tried to repro with this same symbol and the Draw class and could not. It works as expected for me - https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/qBgmNBV?editors=100 (use the button in the top right to start drawing the line)
If you could provide more info as to how this is happening, or even a reproducible example, that would be great. Thanks!
@ViktorSafar - what version of the API are you using? And how are you drawing/moving the symbol in your map?
I just tried to repro with this same symbol and the Draw class and could not. It works as expected for me - https://codepen.io/annefitz/pen/qBgmNBV?editors=100 (use the button in the top right to start drawing the line)
If you could provide more info as to how this is happening, or even a reproducible example, that would be great. Thanks!
