C++ libkml 1.2.0 - Help for noob

[Thierry Pierret]

Hi,

I'm using the C++ libkml 1.2.0  library in a short application that creates KML traces. Those contain points as well as paths.
I wish to distinguish those traces by setting different 'linestyles'.

From the different sample .kml files I could find, I notice that the 'linestyle' is applied to the 'placemark' owning the 'linestring'. But in the libkml API, the "set_linestyle" method is owned by the "kmldom::Style" class and cannot be applied to the "kmldom::Placemark" one. I cannot make the link between both.
Could it be possible to get a small help about this or to get a sample code ?

In the same idea, I also would like to differenciate the points. Any help about this is also welcome.

Many thanks.
Regards.

Thierry

[Joel Odom]

LineStyles are parts of a Style. The Style applies to the Placemark. Check out

https://developers.google.com/kml/documentation/kmlreference#placemark

where you see that you can create a shared style or an inline style
for your Placemark.

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[Thierry Pierret]

The link between the KML reference and the C++ libkml API is not straight-forward, but your answer really helps.

Thanks.

Regards

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