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#ifndef MAPNIK_GEOMETRY_REPROJECTION_HPP
#define MAPNIK_GEOMETRY_REPROJECTION_HPP
// mapnik
#include <mapnik/proj_transform.hpp>
#include <mapnik/geometry.hpp>
namespace mapnik {
namespace geometry {
// There is a difference between reprojecting a const vs reprojecting a non const in behavior. If you reproject a
// const a new geometry (or perhaps empty geometry) will be returned no matter how many geometries fail to reproject.
// This is done this way so that large geometry collections that only have a few failing points or polygon parts could
// still be return with out the few failing projections.
template <typename T>
MAPNIK_DECL geometry<T> reproject_copy(geometry<T> const& geom, proj_transform const& proj_trans, unsigned int & n_err);
template <typename T>
MAPNIK_DECL T reproject_copy(T const& geom, proj_transform const& proj_trans, unsigned int & n_err);
template <typename T>
MAPNIK_DECL T reproject_copy(T const& geom, projection const& source, projection const& dest, unsigned int & n_err);
// No error count is required for a non const reprojection and this will reproject in place.
// because the reprojection is done on the same memory it is important to check if it succeeded,
// otherwise you could be dealing with a corrupt geometry.
template <typename T>
MAPNIK_DECL bool reproject(T & geom, proj_transform const& proj_trans);
template <typename T>
MAPNIK_DECL bool reproject(T & geom, projection const& source, projection const& dest);
} // end geometry ns
} // end mapnik ns
#endif // MAPNIK_GEOMETRY_REPROJECTION_HPP
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