'POLYGON((-0.60095429420474 49.582768678665, -2.1829855442047 48.747807741165, -2.7542746067047 46.902104616165, -1.6336691379547 46.001225709915, 0.058225393295288 46.968022584915, 0.93713164329529 48.066655397415, -0.11755585670474 49.604741334915, -0.60095429420474 49.582768678665))'
0.05 false GEO.WKT
'poly1' STORE
'{ "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ -5.592041015625, 48.99463598353405 ], [ -5.6744384765625, 48.16974908365419 ], [ -4.932861328124999, 47.52461999690651 ], [ -3.7243652343749996, 47.092565552235705 ], [ -1.7907714843749998, 47.69127688626756 ], [ -1.0107421875, 48.052381984350035 ], [ -1.6204833984374998, 48.68370757165364 ], [ -3.1915283203125, 49.33944093715546 ], [ -5.592041015625, 48.99463598353405 ] ] ] }'
0.02 false GEO.JSON
'poly2' STORE
$poly1 $poly2 GEO.INTERSECTION 'intersection' STORE
// Since 2.4.0, you can easily view GeoShapes on the map, in both vscode and Warp Studio editors.
[ $poly1 $poly2 $intersection ]
<% DROP true ->GEOJSON JSON-> %> LMAP 'geojsonList' STORE
// the map web component in vscode or warp studio will parse
// this special object and draw the geoshapes
{ 'data' $geojsonList }