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Hmm, this is a super-tricky issue as it only appears for certain projections that "wrap" their coordinates, and geoPHP doesn't really do anything with SRIDs at the moment.
in the getBBOX method we could likely do some fancy-footwork to detect weather the shape crosses such a boundary and do something intelligent. I don't have time to look into this at the moment, but if you find a solution I would encourage a pull request.
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Just thinking some more.. I think this is how we do it..
Before doing the actual bbox calulation, we run through all the points to find the global minimum value of each of the X and Y axis. If any of these are less than zero, we mark the amount they are less than zero as a "x-transpose" or "y-transpose" amount.
Next, for calculating or min and max values, we add this transpose amount to our calculations, thereby insuring that the resulting bounding-box only has positive values. Finally, right before passing the bounding-box back, we un-transpose the bounding-box back to normal.
The only tricky piece is that this might result in longitudes like "-190", which your application will have to be able to deal with.
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Thank you phayes for the super fast reply.
I'll try out this solution and let you know.
Note: the application uses Google Earth, which I'm guessing should be able to deal with longitudes like "-190".
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Any success on this?
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No, I didn't manage to get this working, and due to limited time and budget, I ended up going with manual bboxes that didn't overlap the international date line.
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