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#define OSMIUM_AREA_PROBLEM_REPORTER_HPP
/*
This file is part of Osmium (http://osmcode.org/libosmium).
Copyright 2013-2017 Jochen Topf <jochen@topf.org> and others (see README).
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#include <cstddef>
#include <osmium/osm/item_type.hpp>
#include <osmium/osm/location.hpp>
#include <osmium/osm/types.hpp>
namespace osmium {
class NodeRef;
class Way;
namespace area {
/**
* When assembling a multipolygon/area from a multipolygon relation
* or a closed way several problems can be detected. This includes
* intersections between lines, wrong role attributes on relation
* members etc. These problems are reported by the area::Assembler
* class to the ProblemReporter class or one of its child classes.
*
* This is the parent class which does nothing with the reports.
* Child classes are expected to implement different ways of
* reporting the problems.
*/
class ProblemReporter {
protected:
// Type of object we are currently working on
osmium::item_type m_object_type;
// ID of the relation/way we are currently working on
osmium::object_id_type m_object_id;
// Number of nodes in the area
size_t m_nodes;
public:
ProblemReporter() = default;
virtual ~ProblemReporter() = default;
/**
* Set the object the next problem reports will be on.
*
* @param object_type The type of the object.
* @param object_id The ID of the object.
*/
void set_object(osmium::item_type object_type, osmium::object_id_type object_id) noexcept {
m_object_type = object_type;
m_object_id = object_id;
}
void set_nodes(size_t nodes) noexcept {
m_nodes = nodes;
}
// Disable "unused-parameter" warning, so that the compiler will not complain.
// We can't remove the parameter names, because then doxygen will complain.
#pragma GCC diagnostic push
#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-parameter"
/**
* Report a duplicate node, ie. two nodes with the same location.
*
* @param node_id1 ID of the first node.
* @param node_id2 ID of the second node.
* @param location Location of both nodes.
*/
virtual void report_duplicate_node(osmium::object_id_type node_id1, osmium::object_id_type node_id2, osmium::Location location) {
}
/**
* Report a node/location where rings touch. This is often wrong,
* but not necessarily so.
*
* @param node_id ID of the node.
* @param location Location of the node.
*/
virtual void report_touching_ring(osmium::object_id_type node_id, osmium::Location location) {
}
/**
* Report an intersection between two segments.
*
* @param way1_id ID of the first involved way.
* @param way1_seg_start Location where the segment of the first way with the intersection starts
* @param way1_seg_end Location where the segment of the first way with the intersection ends
* @param way2_id ID of the second involved way.
* @param way2_seg_start Location where the segment of the second way with the intersection starts
* @param way2_seg_end Location where the segment of the second way with the intersection ends
* @param intersection Location of the intersection. This might be slightly off the correct location due to rounding.
*/
virtual void report_intersection(osmium::object_id_type way1_id, osmium::Location way1_seg_start, osmium::Location way1_seg_end,
osmium::object_id_type way2_id, osmium::Location way2_seg_start, osmium::Location way2_seg_end, osmium::Location intersection) {
}
/**
* Report a duplicate segments. Two or more segments are directly
* on top of each other. This can be a problem, if there is a
* spike for instance, or it could be okay, if there are touching
* inner rings.
*
* @param nr1 NodeRef of one end of the segment.
* @param nr2 NodeRef of the other end of the segment.
*/
virtual void report_duplicate_segment(const osmium::NodeRef& nr1, const osmium::NodeRef& nr2) {
}
/**
* Report an open ring.
*
* @param nr NodeRef of one end of the ring.
* @param way Optional pointer to way the end node is in.
*/
virtual void report_ring_not_closed(const osmium::NodeRef& nr, const osmium::Way* way = nullptr) {
}
/**
* Report a segment that should have role "outer", but has a different role.
*
* @param way_id ID of the way this segment is in.
* @param seg_start Start of the segment with the wrong role.
* @param seg_end End of the segment with the wrong role.
*/
virtual void report_role_should_be_outer(osmium::object_id_type way_id, osmium::Location seg_start, osmium::Location seg_end) {
}
/**
* Report a segment that should have role "inner", but has a different role.
*
* @param way_id ID of the way this segment is in.
* @param seg_start Start of the segment with the wrong role.
* @param seg_end End of the segment with the wrong role.
*/
virtual void report_role_should_be_inner(osmium::object_id_type way_id, osmium::Location seg_start, osmium::Location seg_end) {
}
/**
* Report a way that is in multiple rings.
*
* @param way The way.
*/
virtual void report_way_in_multiple_rings(const osmium::Way& way) {
}
/**
* Report a way with role inner that has the same tags as the
* relation or outer ways.
*
* @param way The way.
*/
virtual void report_inner_with_same_tags(const osmium::Way& way) {
}
/**
* In addition to reporting specific problems, this is used to
* report all ways belonging to areas having problems.
*
* @param way The way
*/
virtual void report_way(const osmium::Way& way) {
}
#pragma GCC diagnostic pop
}; // class ProblemReporter
} // namespace area
} // namespace osmium
#endif // OSMIUM_AREA_PROBLEM_REPORTER_HPP
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