/*! \file lib/vector/Vlib/constraint.c \brief Vector library - constraints Higher level functions for reading/writing/manipulating vectors. These routines can affect the Vect_read_next_line() funtions by restricting what they return. They are applied on a per map basis. These do not affect the lower level direct read functions. Normally, all 'Alive' lines will be returned unless overridden by this function. You can specified all the types you are interested in (by oring their types together). You can use this to say exclude 'boundary' type features. By default all DEAD lines are ignored by the Vect_read_next_line() functions. This too can be overridden by including their types. (C) 2001-2009, 2011 by the GRASS Development Team This program is free software under the GNU General Public License (>=v2). Read the file COPYING that comes with GRASS for details. \author Original author CERL, probably Dave Gerdes or Mike Higgins. \author Update to GRASS 5.7 Radim Blazek and David D. Gray. */ #include /*! \brief Set constraint region Vect_read_next_line() will read only features inside of given region. \param Map vector map \param n,s,e,w,t,b north, south, east, west, top, and bottom coordinates \return 0 on success \return -1 on error (invalid region) */ int Vect_set_constraint_region(struct Map_info *Map, double n, double s, double e, double w, double t, double b) { if (n <= s) return -1; if (e <= w) return -1; Map->constraint.region_flag = TRUE; Map->constraint.box.N = n; Map->constraint.box.S = s; Map->constraint.box.E = e; Map->constraint.box.W = w; Map->constraint.box.T = t; Map->constraint.box.B = b; Map->head.proj = G_projection(); return 0; } /*! \brief Get constraint box Constraint box can be defined by Vect_set_constraint_region(). \param Map vector map \param[out] Box bounding box \return 0 on success \return -1 no region constraint defined */ int Vect_get_constraint_box(const struct Map_info *Map, struct bound_box * Box) { if (!Map->constraint.region_flag) return -1; Box->N = Map->constraint.box.N; Box->S = Map->constraint.box.S; Box->E = Map->constraint.box.E; Box->W = Map->constraint.box.W; Box->T = Map->constraint.box.T; Box->B = Map->constraint.box.B; return 0; } /*! \brief Set constraint type Vect_read_next_line() will read only features of given type. \param Map vector map \param type constraint type (GV_POINT, GV_LINE, ...) \return 0 on success \return -1 invalid feature type */ int Vect_set_constraint_type(struct Map_info *Map, int type) { if (!(type & (GV_POINTS | GV_LINES | GV_FACE | GV_KERNEL))) return -1; Map->constraint.type = type; Map->constraint.type_flag = TRUE; return 0; } /*! \brief Remove constraints \param Map vector map \return 0 */ void Vect_remove_constraints(struct Map_info *Map) { Map->constraint.region_flag = FALSE; Map->constraint.type_flag = FALSE; Map->constraint.field_flag = FALSE; } /*! \brief Set constraint field Vect_read_next_line() will read only features of given type. Note that categories must be read otherwise this constraint is ignored. Note: Field is called layer on user level. \param Map vector map \param field field number (-1 for all fields) \return 0 on success \return -1 invalid feature type */ int Vect_set_constraint_field(struct Map_info *Map, int field) { if (field == -1) { Map->constraint.field_flag = FALSE; return 0; } if (field < 1) { return -1; } Map->constraint.field = field; Map->constraint.field_flag = TRUE; return 0; }