Type Alias VisibilityIssue

Type declaration

• "not-visible"

  The (sub-)layer is not configured to be visible.

• "parent-not-visible"

  The (sub-)layer is not visible, because some of its parent(s) are not configured to be visible.

• "hidden-by-opacity"

  The (sub-)layer is invisible because its opacity is set to 0.

• "parent-hidden-by-opacity"

  The (sub-)layer is invisible because some of its parent(s) opacity is set to 0.

• "invisible-at-extent"

  The "full extent" of the (sub-)layer is not visible in the current view.

• "invisible-at-scale"

  The (sub-)layer cannot be shown at the current scale.

• "invisible-at-time-extent"

  The (sub-)layer cannot be shown at the current time extent.

• "unsupported-in-2d"

  The layer can only be shown in 3D. This flag is only available for layers (not for sub-layers).

• "unsupported-srs"

  The current spatial reference system is not supported. This flag is only available for layers (not for sub-layers).

• "not-loaded"

  The layer is either not loaded at all or still loading. This flag is only available for layers (not for sub-layers).

• "load-failed"

  The layer failed to load, for example due to a network problem. This flag is only available for layers (not for sub-layers).

• "no-layer-view"

  No layer view is present for this layer. This is a generic error where we can't determine the actual cause. This flag is only available for layers (not for sub-layers).

• "root-layer-not-ready"

  The sub layer is not ready to be displayed, because the layer to which it belongs has issues. This flag is only available for sub-layers. A sublayer is marked by this state if the root layer has one of the following states: not-loaded, load-failed, no-layer-view, unsupported-srs, unsupported-in-2d.

• "destroyed"

  This info object has been destroyed, likely because the associated (sub-)layer was removed from the map.