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	This is basically the equivalent of the dissolve algorithm, but instead of a dissolving overlapping geometries the geometries are instead just collected together into a multipart geometry. It's designed to slot between the 'promote to multipart' algorithm (which performs no collection of geometries - it just converts singleparts to multiparts with 1 part) and the more complex all-encompassing 'aggregate' algorithm.
		
			
				
	
	
		
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<GMLFeatureClassList>
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  <GMLFeatureClass>
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    <Name>collect_one_field</Name>
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    <ElementPath>collect_one_field</ElementPath>
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    <!--MULTIPOLYGON-->
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    <GeometryType>6</GeometryType>
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    <SRSName>EPSG:4326</SRSName>
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    <DatasetSpecificInfo>
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      <FeatureCount>5</FeatureCount>
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      <ExtentXMin>-1.00000</ExtentXMin>
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      <ExtentXMax>9.16296</ExtentXMax>
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      <ExtentYMin>-3.00000</ExtentYMin>
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      <ExtentYMax>6.08868</ExtentYMax>
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    </DatasetSpecificInfo>
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    <PropertyDefn>
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      <Name>name</Name>
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      <ElementPath>name</ElementPath>
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      <Type>String</Type>
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      <Width>2</Width>
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    </PropertyDefn>
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    <PropertyDefn>
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      <Name>intval</Name>
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      <ElementPath>intval</ElementPath>
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      <Type>Integer</Type>
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    </PropertyDefn>
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    <PropertyDefn>
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      <Name>floatval</Name>
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      <ElementPath>floatval</ElementPath>
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      <Type>Real</Type>
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    </PropertyDefn>
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  </GMLFeatureClass>
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</GMLFeatureClassList>
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