libmarble-dev 4:4.8.2-0ubuntu2 / usr / include / marble / GeoDataCoordinates.h

//
// This file is part of the Marble Virtual Globe.
//
// This program is free software licensed under the GNU LGPL. You can
// find a copy of this license in LICENSE.txt in the top directory of
// the source code.
//
// Copyright 2006-2007 Torsten Rahn <tackat@kde.org>
// Copyright 2007-2008 Inge Wallin  <ingwa@kde.org>
// Copyright 2008      Patrick Spendrin <ps_ml@gmx.de>
//


#ifndef MARBLE_GEODATACOORDINATES_H
#define MARBLE_GEODATACOORDINATES_H

#include <QtCore/QCoreApplication>
#include <QtCore/QMetaType>
#include <QtCore/QVector>
#include <QtCore/QString>

#include <cmath>

/* M_PI is a #define that may or may not be handled in <cmath> */
#ifndef M_PI
#define M_PI 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419717
#endif

#include "geodata_export.h"
#include "global.h"

namespace Marble
{

const qreal TWOPI = 2 * M_PI;

class GeoDataCoordinatesPrivate;
class Quaternion;

/**
 * @short A 3d point representation
 *
 * GeoDataCoordinates is the simple representation of a single three
 * dimensional point. It can be used all through out marble as the data type
 * for three dimensional objects. it comprises of a Quaternion for speed issues.
 * This class was introduced to reflect the difference between a simple 3d point
 * and the GeoDataGeometry object containing such a point. The latter is a 
 * GeoDataPoint and is simply derived from GeoDataCoordinates.
 * @see GeoDataPoint
*/

class GEODATA_EXPORT GeoDataCoordinates
{
 Q_DECLARE_TR_FUNCTIONS(GeoDataCoordinates)

 public:
    /**
     * @brief enum used constructor to specify the units used
     *
     * Internally we always use radian for mathematical convenience.
     * However the Marble's interfaces to the outside should default
     * to degrees.
     */
    enum Unit{
        Radian,
        Degree
    };

    /**
     * @brief enum used to specify the notation / numerical system
     *
     * For degrees there exist two notations:
     * "Decimal" (base-10) and the "Sexagesimal DMS" (base-60) which is
     * traditionally used in cartography. Decimal notation
     * uses floating point numbers to specify parts of a degree. The
     * Sexagesimal DMS notation uses integer based
     * Degrees-(Arc)Minutes-(Arc)Seconds to describe parts of a degree.
     */
    enum Notation{
        Decimal,
        DMS
    };

    // Type definitions
    typedef QVector<GeoDataCoordinates> Vector;
    typedef QVector<GeoDataCoordinates*> PtrVector;

    GeoDataCoordinates( const GeoDataCoordinates& other );
    GeoDataCoordinates();

    /**
     * @brief create a geocoordinate from longitude and latitude
     * @param _lon longitude
     * @param _lat latitude
     * @param alt altitude in meters (default: 0)
     * @param _unit units that lon and lat get measured in
     * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
     * @param _detail detail (default: 0)
     */
    GeoDataCoordinates( qreal lon, qreal lat, qreal alt = 0,
                        GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian,
                        int detail = 0 );

    virtual ~GeoDataCoordinates();

    /**
    * @brief (re)set the coordinates in a GeoDataCoordinates object
    * @param _lon longitude
    * @param _lat latitude
    * @param alt altitude in meters (default: 0)
    * @param _unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    */
    void set( qreal lon, qreal lat, qreal alt = 0,
              GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );

    /**
    * @brief use this function to get the longitude and latitude with one
    * call - use the unit parameter to switch between Radian and DMS
    * @param lon longitude
    * @param lat latitude
    * @param unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    */
    void geoCoordinates( qreal& lon, qreal& lat,
                         GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian )
                                                                const;

    /**
    * @brief use this function to get the longitude, latitude and altitude
    * with one call - use the unit parameter to switch between Radian and DMS
    * @param lon longitude
    * @param lat latitude
    * @param alt altitude in meters
    * @param unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    */
    void geoCoordinates( qreal& lon, qreal& lat, qreal& alt,
                         GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian )
                                                                const;

    /**
    * @brief set the longitude in a GeoDataCoordinates object
    * @param _lon longitude
    * @param _unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    */
    void setLongitude( qreal lon,
              GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );

    /**
    * @brief retrieves the longitude of the GeoDataCoordinates object
    * use the unit parameter to switch between Radian and DMS
    * @param unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    * @return longitude
    */
    qreal longitude( GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian )
                                                                const;

    /**
    * @brief retrieves the latitude of the GeoDataCoordinates object
    * use the unit parameter to switch between Radian and DMS
    * @param unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    * @return latitude
    */
    qreal latitude( GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian )
                                                                const;

    /**
    * @brief set the longitude in a GeoDataCoordinates object
    * @param _lat longitude
    * @param _unit units that lon and lat get measured in
    * (default for Radian: north pole at pi/2, southpole at -pi/2)
    */
    void setLatitude( qreal lat,
              GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );

    /**
        * @brief return the altitude of the Point in meters
        */
    qreal altitude() const;
    /**
    * @brief set the altitude of the Point in meters
    * @param altitude altitude
    */
    void setAltitude( const qreal altitude );

    /**
    * @brief return the detail flag
    */
    int detail() const;

    /**
    * @brief set the detail flag
    * @param det detail
    */
    void setDetail( const int det );

    /**
    * @brief return a Quaternion with the used coordinates
    */
    const Quaternion &quaternion() const;

    /**
    * @brief return whether our coordinates represent a pole
    * This method can be used to check whether the coordinate equals one of 
    * the poles. 
    */
    bool isPole( Pole = AnyPole ) const;

    /**
    * @brief return Notation of string representation
    */
    static GeoDataCoordinates::Notation defaultNotation();

    /**
    * @brief set the Notation of the string representation
    * @param notation Notation
    */
    static void setDefaultNotation( GeoDataCoordinates::Notation notation );

    /**
     * @brief normalize the longitude to always be -M_PI <= lon <= +M_PI (Radian).
     * @param lon longitude
     */
    static qreal normalizeLon( qreal lon,
                               GeoDataCoordinates::Unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );

    /**
     * @brief normalize latitude to always be in -M_PI / 2. <= lat <= +M_PI / 2 (Radian).
     * @param lat latitude
     */
    static qreal normalizeLat( qreal lat,
                               GeoDataCoordinates::Unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );

    /**
     * @brief normalize both longitude and latitude at the same time
     * This method normalizes both latitude and longitude, so that the 
     * latitude and the longitude stay within the "usual" range.
     * NOTE: If the latitude exceeds M_PI/2 (+90.0 deg) or -M_PI/2 (-90.0 deg)
     * then this will be interpreted as a pole traversion where the point will  
     * end up on the opposite side of the globe. Therefore the longitude will 
     * change by M_PI (180 deg).
     * If you don't want this behaviour use both normalizeLat() and
     * normalizeLon() instead.  
     * @param lon the longitude value
     * @param lat the latitude value
     */
    static void normalizeLonLat( qreal &lon, qreal &lat,
                                 GeoDataCoordinates::Unit = GeoDataCoordinates::Radian );
    
    /**
     * @brief try to parse the string into a coordinate pair
     * @param successful becomes true if the conversion succeeds
     * @return the geodatacoordinates
     */     
    static GeoDataCoordinates fromString( const QString &string, bool& successful );
     
    /**
    * @brief return a string representation of the coordinate
    * this is a convenience function which uses the default notation
    */
    QString toString() const;

    /**
    * @brief return a string with the notation given by notation
    *
    * @param notation set a notation different from the default one
    * @param precision set the number of digits below degrees.
    * The precision depends on the current notation: 
    * For Decimal representation the precision is the number of 
    * digits after the decimal point.
    * In DMS a precision of 1 or 2 shows the arc minutes; a precision
    * of 3 or 4 will show arc seconds. A precision beyond that will 
    * increase the number of digits after the arc second decimal point. 
    */
    QString toString( GeoDataCoordinates::Notation notation, int precision = -1 ) const;
    
    static QString lonToString( qreal lon, GeoDataCoordinates::Notation notation,   
                                           GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = Radian, 
                                           int precision = -1, 
                                           char format = 'f' );
    /**
     * @brief return a string representation of longitude of the coordinate
     * convenience function that uses the default notation
     */
    QString lonToString() const;

    static QString latToString( qreal lat, GeoDataCoordinates::Notation notation,
                                           GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit = Radian,
                                           int precision = -1,
                                           char format = 'f' );
    /**
     * @brief return a string representation of latitude of the coordinate
     * convenience function that uses the default notation
     */
    QString latToString() const;
    
    virtual bool operator==( const GeoDataCoordinates& ) const;
    virtual bool operator !=( const GeoDataCoordinates& ) const;
    GeoDataCoordinates& operator=( const GeoDataCoordinates &other );

    /** Serialize the contents of the feature to @p stream. */
    virtual void pack( QDataStream& stream ) const;
    /** Unserialize the contents of the feature from @p stream. */
    virtual void unpack( QDataStream& stream );

    virtual void detach();
 protected:
    GeoDataCoordinatesPrivate* d;

 private:
    static GeoDataCoordinates::Notation s_notation;
};

}

Q_DECLARE_METATYPE( Marble::GeoDataCoordinates )

#endif