Christoph Stich
Christoph Stich
> As far as I understand the first part of the "main algorithm 1" you have to do a preclustering for flop, turn and river (for example like in this...
Thanks for the info. As far as I remember that area of Arizona is a mess due to the Navajo Nation and the Hopi. I will check it out though...
I checked the points manually. It looks like pytzwhere is not dealing with polygons within polygons correctly. Your results are indeed correct.
That makes sense. However, it is actually not a mistake in the data. It is legitimate for timezones to have timezones within them.
I should rephrase this for clarity. I didn't mean to say that a point would actually be in two polygons, but within the American/Denver timezone there is a part that...
The original data from Eric Muller does have holes though. I just checked.
Yes a "hole" as in having an outer and inner boundary
@MrMinimal64 I wrote a very short shell [script](https://github.com/pegler/pytzwhere/blob/master/getOriginalData.sh) that converts Eric Muller's shapefiles into a GEOjson. @pegler Maybe it makes sense to use the multi-polygon timezone data? I used the...
I think I know how to fix this. I am working on it.
This should now be fixed in the development branch. The development branch now correctly deals with holes. There are a few other little things I would like to add to...