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Summary:
A more complete solution could perhaps cache the results per planet.
So when switching back to a planet, the last search & routing results
could be used again.

Test Plan:
Switching between differet themes for the same planet keeps current
search & routing results. Switching planet drops the results.

Reviewers: rahn, nienhueser, #marble

Reviewed By: nienhueser, #marble

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2087

Note that QPolygonF and GeoDataLineString etc are all implicitly shared,
so the copy returned by the methods has no negative performance impact.

Updated the osm-simplify tool to work on the coastline shapefile provided by the openstreetmap database.

Summary: The shapefile can be found at: http://openstreetmapdata.com/data/land-polygons

Test Plan: Still has some issues, like some polygons are rendered as linestrings inside Marble.

Reviewers: nienhueser, rahn

Subscribers: #marble

Tags: #marble

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2007

Reviewers: rahn, nienhueser, #marble

Reviewed By: nienhueser, #marble

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2070

GeoDataFeature::style() isn't used for rendering any more. Instead, the renderer asks the StyleBuilder to return a style.

Since there are many places in the code relying on style() returning a non-null pointer, we can't simply return a null pointer. Therefore, we return a dummy style object as a temporary solution.

fixes regression introduced in 144ce021

The code here addresses elements that have multiple tags with
corresponding visual categories, e.g. bakery and butcher in
the same place, and makes sure that if we have an icon for
any of those categories then this is set.

* a slot's return type shall be void

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(Thanks Friedrich!)

CCBUG: 365009

A theme might want to define its own levels for its items. For example, a bicycle map might want to display routes in lower levels than e.g. a car map.