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package ext.plantuml.com.ctreber.acearth;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
import ext.plantuml.com.ctreber.acearth.util.Point3D;
import ext.plantuml.com.ctreber.acearth.util.Polygon;
/**
* The map data file is a big array of short (16-bit) ints, as follows: - it is
* a sequence of closed curves - the first value in a curve is the number of
* points in the curve - the second value in a curve indicates land/water (1 or
* -1, respectively) - this is followed by an [x,y,z] triple that indicates a
* point on the unit sphere (each of x, y, and z has been scaled by 30000),
* where the x axis points "to the right" (towards 0 N 90 E), the y axis points
* "up" (towards the north pole), and the z axis points "out of the screen"
* (towards 0 N 0 E). this is the starting point of the curve. - this is
* followed by (one less than the number of points in the curve) triples
* [dx,dy,dz]; the [x,y,z] triple for each successive point in the curve is
* obtained by adding [dx,dy,dz] onto the previous [x,y,z] values. - the curves
* are [must be!] non-self-intersecting and traced in a counter-clockwise
* direction
*
* the curves are sampled at a (roughly) a 20 mile resolution.
*
*
* © 2002 Christian Treber, [email protected]
*
* @author Christian Treber, [email protected]
*
*/
public class MapDataReader {
/** Point value scale (devide value by this number). */
private static final double MAP_DATA_SCALE = 30000.0;
private static List fData;
private static List fPolygons;
private static int fIndex;
/**
*
* Read map data.
*
* @return Array of map polygons.
* @throws IOException
*/
public static Polygon[] readMapData() throws IOException {
final List lines = new MapData().getLines();
fData = new ArrayList();
for (Iterator it = lines.iterator(); it.hasNext(); ) {
String lLine = (String) it.next();
if (lLine.contains("/*")) {
// Filter out comments.
continue;
}
StringTokenizer lST = new StringTokenizer(lLine, ", ");
while (lST.hasMoreTokens()) {
String lToken = lST.nextToken();
final Integer lValue = Integer.valueOf(lToken);
fData.add(lValue);
}
}
fPolygons = new ArrayList();
fIndex = 0;
while (getValue(fIndex) != 0) {
processCurve();
}
return (Polygon[]) fPolygons.toArray(new Polygon[0]);
}
private static void processCurve() {
final int lNPoint = getValue(fIndex++);
final int lType = getValue(fIndex++);
final Point3D[] lPoints = new Point3D[lNPoint];
final Point3D lPoint3D = new Point3D(getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE, getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE,
getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE);
lPoints[0] = lPoint3D;
for (int i = 1; i < lNPoint; i++) {
lPoints[i] = new Point3D(lPoints[i - 1].getX() + getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE, lPoints[i - 1].getY()
+ getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE, lPoints[i - 1].getZ() + getValue(fIndex++) / MAP_DATA_SCALE);
}
final Polygon lPolygon = new Polygon(lType, lPoints);
fPolygons.add(lPolygon);
}
/**
*
* Get value of raw data at specified point.
*
* @param pIndex
* Index of value.
* @return Value of raw data at specified point.
*/
private static int getValue(int pIndex) {
return ((Integer) fData.get(pIndex)).intValue();
}
}