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265 LAYER 266 NAME "rivers" 267 DATA "waterp_geo" 268 STATUS on 269 TYPE polygon 270 CLASSITEM "HYDRO_NAME" 271 CLASS 272 EXPRESSION /RIVER*/ 273 STYLE 274 COLOR 0 0 255 275 END 276 END 277 END Lines 281 through 307 define a road layer majorstreets. Features are selected based on the value of their STATUS attribute. If [STATUS] = 1, then the road is a major street. 281 LAYER 282 NAME "majorstreets" 283 DATA "roads_type" 284 STATUS on 285 TYPE line 286 LABELCACHE on 287 LABELITEM "NAME" 288 CLASS 289 EXPRESSION ([STATUS] = 1) 290 STYLE 291 SYMBOL "BigLine" 292 SIZE 2 293 COLOR 0 0 0 294 END 295 LABEL 296 TYPE truetype 297 FONT "arialbd" 298 SIZE 10 299 COLOR 0 0 0 300 OUTLINECOLOR 255 255 255 301 MINDISTANCE 300 302 POSITION auto 303 ANGLE auto 304 MINFEATURESIZE 25 305 END 306 END 307 END

In plain English, this busy little Ruby loop took about a third of a second to run, of which about a tenth of a second was spent doing user operations and about a twentieth of a second performing basic system functions. The distinction between user and system operations is broadly of interest only if a particular operation (like memory allocation or byte copying) eats up a lot of cycles and the system total becomes disproportionate with respect to the user total. The value of real - (user + sys) will be the amount of time the process hung around waiting to do something. Basic empirical technique requires that many samples be taken under controlled conditions to establish a proper measurement, and I would usually run this test a few (four or five) times and average out the values. This can become tedious very quickly, which underlines the fortune of having a library that can do this for us in Ruby: Benchmark.

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An ArrayList provides a host of useful methods that a basic array does not, because an ArrayList is just an object that s been defined. In Listing 4-1, you can see some of those methods on display. Listing 4-1. ArrayList Example (ch4_collections_ArrayList.htm) <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> var djConfig = { baseScriptUri : "js/dojo/", parseOnLoad : true }; </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/dojo/dojo/dojo.js"></script> <script> dojo.require("dojox.collections.ArrayList"); function testIt() { var al = new dojox.collections.ArrayList(); al.add("Riggs"); al.add("Murtaugh"); al.add("Leo"); al.add("Mr. Joshua"); dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>ArrayList via toString(): " + al; dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>ArrayList via iterator:<br>"; var it = al.getIterator(); while (!it.atEnd()) { dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += " - " + it.get() + "<br>"; } dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "ArrayList contains Bill " + al.contains("Bill"); dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>ArrayList contains Leo " + al.contains("Leo"); dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>Index of Murtaugh: " + al.indexOf("Murtaugh"); dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>Item at index 3: " + al.item(3); al.reverse(); dojo.byId("divOutput").innerHTML += "<br>ArrayList after reversing: " + al; al.insert(1, "Lorna");

Lines 311 through 338 describe another road layer (only a fragment is shown in the following code snippet), which renders non-major streets. This layer contains a lot of detail that would clutter the map and increase response time, so it s only rendered at scales larger than 1:120,000. 311 LAYER 312 NAME "streets" 313 DATA "roads_type" 314 STATUS on 315 TYPE line 316 LABELCACHE on 317 LABELITEM "NAME" 318 MAXSCALE 120000 319 CLASS 320 EXPRESSION ([STATUS] != 1) 321 STYLE 322 SYMBOL "BigLine" The next layer, defined in Lines 342 through 360 (see the following code snippet), really defines the bread and butter of this application: the points-of-interest layer. This is a point layer with a single default class. Each point is marked by a Cup symbol circle with a width of 40 pixels. TOLERANCEUNITS is set to miles, so any spatial query made on this layer will have to match within some specified number of miles. However, there s an issue with the queryByPoint() method, in that it appears to ignore the TOLERANCEUNITS setting and uses native units, which in this case are decimal degrees. Specifying the keyword here has no effect now, but when this situation is rectified, it will be essential. This matter is addressed further when I discuss what changes the PHP script requires to handle this bug. 342 LAYER 343 NAME "poi" 344 STATUS default 345 TYPE point 346 LABELCACHE on 347 TOLERANCEUNITS miles 348 CLASS 349 SYMBOL "Cup" 350 SIZE 40 351 STYLE 352 COLOR 255 0 0 353 END 354 TEMPLATE "dummy.html" 355 TEXT "" 356 LABEL 357 BUFFER 20 358 END 359 END 360 END

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