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package com.ctreber.acearth.scanbit;

import java.util.Comparator;

import com.ctreber.acearth.projection.Projection;
import com.ctreber.acearth.util.EdgeCrossing;
import com.ctreber.acearth.util.Point2D;
import com.ctreber.acearth.util.Point3D;

/**
 * 

Map scanner for mercator and cylindrical projections. * *

© 2002 Christian Treber, [email protected] * @author Christian Treber, [email protected] * */ public class BitGeneratorMapDefault extends BitGeneratorMap { public BitGeneratorMapDefault(Projection pProjection) { super(pProjection); } protected Comparator getEdgeXingComparator() { return new EdgeXingComparator(); } /** * Seems to: walk along outline of projected area. */ protected ScanBuf scanOutline() { final ScanBuf lScanBuf = new ScanBuf(fImageHeight, fImageWidth); final double lLeft = fProjection.finalizeX(-Math.PI); final double lRight = fProjection.finalizeX(Math.PI); // Will be adjusted to fit height. final double lTop = fProjection.finalizeY(1e6); final double lBottom = fProjection.finalizeY(-1e6); // Top lScanBuf.addLine(lRight, lTop, lLeft, lTop); // Left lScanBuf.addLine(lLeft, lTop, lLeft, lBottom); // Bottom lScanBuf.addLine(lLeft, lBottom, lRight, lBottom); // Right lScanBuf.addLine(lRight, lBottom, lRight, lTop); return lScanBuf; } /** *

Look at 2 neighboring points in polygon and find edge crossings - * edge of the globe?! Edge of image? */ protected void scanPolygon(ScanBuf pScanBuf, Point3D[] pPoints3D, Point2D[] pPoints2D, int pIndex) { final Point2D lCurr = pPoints2D[pIndex]; final int lIndexPrev = pIndex - 1 >= 0 ? pIndex - 1 : pPoints2D.length - 1; final Point2D lPrev = pPoints2D[lIndexPrev]; double dx = lCurr.getX() - lPrev.getX(); if(Math.abs(dx) <= Math.PI) { // Perimeter not crossed. pScanBuf.addLine( fProjection.finalizeX(lPrev.getX()), fProjection.finalizeY(lPrev.getY()), fProjection.finalizeX(lCurr.getX()), fProjection.finalizeY(lCurr.getY())); return; } // Perimeter crossed, we need to wrap the line around the edge. int lAngle; double mx; double my = getYMidPoint(pPoints3D[lIndexPrev], pPoints3D[pIndex]); if(dx > 0) { // Curve runs right mx = -Math.PI; lAngle = 2; } else { mx = Math.PI; lAngle = 0; } // From previous point to edge... pScanBuf.addLine( fProjection.finalizeX(lPrev.getX()), fProjection.finalizeY(lPrev.getY()), fProjection.finalizeX(mx), fProjection.finalizeY(my)); addEdgeXing(new EdgeCrossing(EdgeCrossing.XingTypeExit, pIndex, mx, my, lAngle)); if(dx > 0) { mx = Math.PI; lAngle = 0; } else { mx = -Math.PI; lAngle = 2; } // ...and from edge to current point. pScanBuf.addLine( fProjection.finalizeX(mx), fProjection.finalizeY(my), fProjection.finalizeX(lCurr.getX()), fProjection.finalizeY(lCurr.getY())); addEdgeXing(new EdgeCrossing(EdgeCrossing.XingTypeEntry, pIndex, mx, my, lAngle)); } /** *

My educated guess is that the mid point between the current and * the previous point is calculated, and - kind of - y of that point * is returned. */ private double getYMidPoint(Point3D pPrev, Point3D pCurr) { double lY; final double lZ; if(pCurr.getX() != 0) { // if xPrev is twice xCurr, ratio is 2 double ratio = (pPrev.getX() / pCurr.getX()); lY = pPrev.getY() - ratio * pCurr.getY(); lZ = pPrev.getZ() - ratio * pCurr.getZ(); } else { lY = pCurr.getY(); lZ = pCurr.getZ(); } final double lDistance = Math.sqrt((lY * lY) + (lZ * lZ)); lY *= ((lZ > 0) ? -1 : 1) / lDistance; return fProjection.projectY(lY); } /** *

Side effect: Creates ScanBuf lines. */ protected void handleCrossings(ScanBuf pScanBuf, EdgeCrossing[] xings) { EdgeCrossing from; EdgeCrossing to; int lStart; if(xings[0].getType() == EdgeCrossing.XingTypeExit) { lStart = 0; } else { // Type "entry". from = xings[xings.length - 1]; to = xings[0]; addEdgeToScanbuf(pScanBuf, from, to); lStart = 1; } for(int i = lStart; i < xings.length - 1; i += 2) { from = xings[i]; to = xings[i + 1]; addEdgeToScanbuf(pScanBuf, from, to); } } /** *

For handleCrossing(). Side effect: Creates ScanBuf lines. * * @param pScanBuf * @param from * @param to */ private void addEdgeToScanbuf(ScanBuf pScanBuf, EdgeCrossing from, EdgeCrossing to) { int lAngleFrom = (int)from.getAngle(); double lXFrom = fProjection.finalizeX(from.getX()); double lYFrom = fProjection.finalizeY(from.getY()); // Step around in 90 degree increments until target angle is reached while(lAngleFrom != (int)to.getAngle()) { int lAngleNew = 0; double lXNew = 0; double lYNew = 0; switch(lAngleFrom) { case 0: // Top right lXNew = fProjection.finalizeX(Math.PI); lYNew = fProjection.finalizeY(1e6); lAngleNew = 1; break; case 1: // Top left lXNew = fProjection.finalizeX(-Math.PI); lYNew = fProjection.finalizeY(1e6); lAngleNew = 2; break; case 2: // Bottom left lXNew = fProjection.finalizeX(-Math.PI); lYNew = fProjection.finalizeY(-1e6); lAngleNew = 3; break; case 3: // Bottom right lXNew = fProjection.finalizeX(Math.PI); lYNew = fProjection.finalizeY(-1e6); lAngleNew = 0; break; } pScanBuf.addLine(lXFrom, lYFrom, lXNew, lYNew); lAngleFrom = lAngleNew; lXFrom = lXNew; lYFrom = lYNew; } // ...and from last to final. pScanBuf.addLine(lXFrom, lYFrom, fProjection.finalizeX(to.getX()), fProjection.finalizeY(to.getY())); } private static class EdgeXingComparator implements Comparator { public int compare(Object o1, Object o2) { final EdgeCrossing a = (EdgeCrossing)o1; final EdgeCrossing b = (EdgeCrossing)o2; if(a.getAngle() < b.getAngle()) { return -1; } if(a.getAngle() > b.getAngle()) { return 1; } // Angles are equal. if(a.getAngle() == 0) { return (a.getY() < b.getY()) ? -1 : (a.getY() > b.getY()) ? 1 : 0; } if(a.getAngle() == 2) { return (a.getY() > b.getY()) ? -1 : (a.getY() < b.getY()) ? 1 : 0; } throw new RuntimeException("No result"); } } }





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