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The OpenLR data package comprises interfaces for OpenLR location references and also interfaces for encoding and decoding the internal data into a defined physical format and the other way round.

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* Address: TomTom International B.V., Oosterdoksstraat 114, 1011DK Amsterdam, * the Netherlands */ /** * Copyright (C) 2009-2019 TomTom International B.V. * * TomTom (Legal Department) * Email: [email protected] * * TomTom (Technical contact) * Email: [email protected] * * Address: TomTom International B.V., Oosterdoksstraat 114, 1011DK Amsterdam, * the Netherlands */ package openlr; /** * The interface Offsets defines the basic structure to deal with offsets. The * OpenLR method defines two offsets: positive offset and negative offset. * The positive offset indicates the distance between start point of the * first line and the real start point of the location. * The negative offset indicates the distance between end point of the last * line and the real end point of the location. * Offsets are not mandatory in OpenLR and using no offsets means that the location * starts at the start node of the first line and ends at the end node of the * last line of the location. It is also possible to use only one offset value. * *

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* email: [email protected] * * @author TomTom International B.V. * */ public interface Offsets { /** * Gets the positive offset [in meter]. * * @param length the length of the path to calculate the offset from * * @return the positive offset */ int getPositiveOffset(int length); /** * Gets the negative offset [in meter]. * * @param length the length of the path to calculate the offset from * * @return the negative offset */ int getNegativeOffset(int length); /** * Checks is a positive offset is used. * * @return true, if a positive offset is used */ boolean hasPositiveOffset(); /** * Checks if a negative offset is used. * * @return true, if a negative offset is used */ boolean hasNegativeOffset(); }





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