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  print wkt_linestring($gp1, $gp2, $gp3);
    # --> LINESTRING(6 7,8 9,6 9)

  # Combine with Geo::Point registration of projections
  my $p = parse_wkt_point "POINT(3.5 6.7)", 'wgs84';
  print $p->toString; # point[wgs84](6.7000 3.5000)

=head1 DESCRIPTION

GIS application often communicate geographical structures in WKT
format, defined by the OpenGIS consortium.  This module translates
Geo::Point objects from and to this WKT.

=head1 FUNCTIONS

=head2 Parsing Well Known Text format (WKT)

=over 4

=item $obj-E<gt>B<parse_wkt>( STRING, [$projection] )

Parse any STRING into the applicable Geo::Shape structure.

=item $obj-E<gt>B<parse_wkt_geomcol>( STRING, [$projection] )

Convert a WKT string into Geo::Space objects, containing
the exterior and optionally some interior polygons.

=item B<parse_wkt_linestring>( STRING, [$projection] )

Convert a WKT string into one Geo::Line object.

=item B<parse_wkt_point>( STRING, [$projection] )

Convert a WKT string into one Geo::Point object.

=item B<parse_wkt_polygon>( STRING, [$projection] )

Convert a WKT string into one Geo::Surface objects, containing
the exterior and optionally some interior polygons.

=back

=head2 Constructing Well Known Text (WKT)

=over 4

=item B<wkt_geomcollection>($objects)

Whole bunch of unsorted geometries. You may specify one Geo::Space
or multiple things.

=item B<wkt_linestring>($object|$points)

A line string is a non-closed list ('string') of points.

=item B<wkt_multilinestring>($objects|ARRAY-of-lines|ARRAYS-of-ARRAY-of-points)

Format a list of lines into WKT.  A line contains Geo::Point
objects or ARRAY-REFs to coordinate pairs. You may also provide a Geo::Line
or a Math::Polygon.

=item B<wkt_multipoint>($object|$points)

A set of points, which must be specified as list.  They can be stored in
a Geo::Space.

=item B<wkt_multipolygon>($objects|ARRAY-of-lines|ARRAYs-of-ARRAY-of-points)

Format a list of closed lines into WKT.  A line contains Geo::Point
objects or ARRAY-REFs to coordinate pairs. You may also provide a Geo::Line
or a Math::Polygon.

=item B<wkt_optimal>($object)

Pass any Geo::Shape object, and the easiest representation is
returned.

=item B<wkt_point>( <$x,$y>|ARRAY|$geopoint )

Format one point into WKT format.

=item B<wkt_polygon>( <LIST-of-points|Geo::Line|ARRAY-of-points> |Geo::Surface )

Format one polygon (exterior with optional interiors) into WKT format.
An ARRAY contains Geo::Point objects or ARRAY-REFs to pairs. You
may also provide a Geo::Line or Geo::Surface OBJECTS.

example: 

 wkt_polygon [2,3],[4,5];   #list of points for outer
 wkt_polygon $gp1, $gp2;    #list of Geo::Points for outer
 wkt_polygon [[2,3],[4,5]]; #array of points for outer
 wkt_polygon [$gp1, $gp2];  #array with Geo::Points for outer

 my $outer = Geo::Line->new;
 wkt_polygon $outer;
 wkt_polygon $outer, $inner1, $inner2;
 wkt_polygon [$gp1,$gp2],[$gp3,$gp4,...];

=back

=head1 SEE ALSO

This module is part of Geo-WKT distribution version 0.96,
built on January 23, 2018. Website: F<http://perl.overmeer.net/CPAN/>

=head1 LICENSE

Copyrights 2008-2018 by [Mark Overmeer]. For other contributors see ChangeLog.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl itself.
See F<http://dev.perl.org/licenses/>