When running the tests we receive the error:
1) Error:
test_should_add_a_geometry(TestMapnikFeature):
ArgumentError: Unable to convert Fixnum to long long
The test is straighforward:
assert feature = Mapnik::Feature.new(Mapnik::Context.new, 1)
There are four identical failing tests, unsurprisingly! The constructor takes a value_integer type:
rb_cfeature.define_constructor(Rice::Constructor< mapnik::Feature,mapnik::context_ptr,value_integer >());
... and value_integer is defined based on the mapnik_version:
#if MAPNIK_VERSION >= 200200
typedef mapnik::value_integer value_integer;
#else
typedef int value_integer;
#endif
... and of course, mapnik::value_integer is defined in mapnik as a long long (2.2.0, 2.3.x)
I've found some advice from rice mailing list posts and docs that suggest we need to explicitly convert the fixnum into a long long, but I don't know actually how to do that i.e. what code to put where. Within _mapnik_colour.cpp there is an example of using NUM2INT, which might provide a clue, but I don't know where to go from here.
Suggestions welcome!
When running the tests we receive the error:
The test is straighforward:
There are four identical failing tests, unsurprisingly! The constructor takes a value_integer type:
... and value_integer is defined based on the mapnik_version:
... and of course,
mapnik::value_integeris defined in mapnik as along long(2.2.0, 2.3.x)I've found some advice from rice mailing list posts and docs that suggest we need to explicitly convert the fixnum into a long long, but I don't know actually how to do that i.e. what code to put where. Within _mapnik_colour.cpp there is an example of using NUM2INT, which might provide a clue, but I don't know where to go from here.
Suggestions welcome!