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#define OSMIUM_AREA_ASSEMBLER_CONFIG_HPP
/*
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#include <osmium/util/compatibility.hpp>
namespace osmium {
namespace area {
class ProblemReporter;
/**
* Configuration for osmium::area::Assembler objects. Create this
* once, set the options you want and then re-use it every time you
* create an Assembler object.
*/
struct AssemblerConfig {
/**
* Optional pointer to problem reporter.
*/
ProblemReporter* problem_reporter = nullptr;
/**
* Debug level. If this is greater than zero, debug messages will
* be printed to stderr. Available levels are 1 to 3. Note that
* level 2 and above will generate a lot of messages!
*/
int debug_level = 0;
/**
* The roles of multipolygon members are ignored when assembling
* multipolygons, because they are often missing or wrong. If this
* is set, the roles are checked after the multipolygons are built
* against what the assembly process decided where the inner and
* outer rings are. This slows down the processing, so it only
* makes sense if you want to get the problem reports.
*/
bool check_roles = false;
/**
* When the assembler can't create an area, usually because its
* geometry would be invalid, it will create an "empty" area object
* without rings. This allows you to detect where an area was
* invalid.
*
* If this is set to false, invalid areas will simply be discarded.
*/
bool create_empty_areas = true;
/**
* Create areas for (multi)polygons where the tags are on the
* relation.
*
* If this is set to false, those areas will simply be discarded.
*/
bool create_new_style_polygons = true;
/**
* Create areas for (multi)polygons where the tags are on the
* outer way(s). This is ignored by the area::Assembler which
* doesn't support old-style multipolygons any more. Use the
* area::AssemblerLegacy if you need this.
*
* If this is set to false, those areas will simply be discarded.
*/
bool create_old_style_polygons = true;
/**
* Create areas for polygons created from ways.
*
* If this is set to false, those areas will simply be discarded.
*/
bool create_way_polygons = true;
/**
* Keep the type tag from multipolygon relations on the area
* object. By default this is false, and the type tag will be
* removed.
*/
bool keep_type_tag = false;
/**
* If there is an invalid location in any of the ways needed for
* assembling the multipolygon, the assembler will normally fail.
* If this is set, the assembler will silently ignore the invalid
* locations pretending them to be not referenced from the ways.
* This will allow some areas to be built, others will now be
* incorrect. This can sometimes be useful to assemble areas
* crossing the boundary of an extract, but you will also get
* geometrically valid but wrong (multi)polygons.
*/
bool ignore_invalid_locations = false;
AssemblerConfig() noexcept = default;
/**
* Constructor
* @deprecated Use default constructor and set values afterwards.
*/
explicit AssemblerConfig(ProblemReporter* pr, bool d = false) :
problem_reporter(pr),
debug_level(d) {
}
/**
* Enable or disable debug output to stderr. This is for Osmium
* developers only.
*
* @deprecated Set debug_level directly.
*/
OSMIUM_DEPRECATED void enable_debug_output(bool d = true) {
debug_level = d;
}
}; // struct AssemblerConfig
} // namespace area
} // namespace osmium
#endif // OSMIUM_AREA_ASSEMBLER_CONFIG_HPP
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