Marble::AbstractProjection
#include <AbstractProjection.h>
Public Types | |
enum | PreservationType { NoPreservation , Conformal , EqualArea } |
enum | SurfaceType { Cylindrical , Pseudocylindrical , Hybrid , Conical , Pseudoconical , Azimuthal } |
Public Member Functions | |
AbstractProjection () | |
virtual qreal | clippingRadius () const |
virtual QString | description () const =0 |
virtual bool | geoCoordinates (const int x, const int y, const ViewportParams *viewport, qreal &lon, qreal &lat, GeoDataCoordinates::Unit unit=GeoDataCoordinates::Degree) const =0 |
virtual QIcon | icon () const =0 |
virtual bool | isClippedToSphere () const |
virtual bool | isOrientedNormal () const |
virtual GeoDataLatLonAltBox | latLonAltBox (const QRect &screenRect, const ViewportParams *viewport) const |
virtual bool | mapCoversViewport (const ViewportParams *viewport) const =0 |
QRegion | mapRegion (const ViewportParams *viewport) const |
virtual QPainterPath | mapShape (const ViewportParams *viewport) const =0 |
qreal | maxLat () const |
virtual qreal | maxValidLat () const |
qreal | minLat () const |
virtual qreal | minValidLat () const |
virtual QString | name () const =0 |
virtual PreservationType | preservationType () const |
virtual bool | repeatableX () const |
virtual bool | screenCoordinates (const GeoDataCoordinates &coordinates, const ViewportParams *viewport, qreal *x, qreal &y, int &pointRepeatNum, const QSizeF &size, bool &globeHidesPoint) const =0 |
bool | screenCoordinates (const GeoDataCoordinates &geopoint, const ViewportParams *viewport, qreal &x, qreal &y) const |
virtual bool | screenCoordinates (const GeoDataCoordinates &geopoint, const ViewportParams *viewport, qreal &x, qreal &y, bool &globeHidesPoint) const =0 |
virtual bool | screenCoordinates (const GeoDataLineString &lineString, const ViewportParams *viewport, QList< QPolygonF * > &polygons) const =0 |
bool | screenCoordinates (const qreal lon, const qreal lat, const ViewportParams *viewport, qreal &x, qreal &y) const |
void | setMaxLat (qreal maxLat) |
void | setMinLat (qreal minLat) |
virtual SurfaceType | surfaceType () const =0 |
virtual bool | traversableDateLine () const |
virtual bool | traversablePoles () const |
Protected Member Functions | |
AbstractProjection (AbstractProjectionPrivate *dd) | |
Protected Attributes | |
const QScopedPointer< AbstractProjectionPrivate > | d_ptr |
Detailed Description
A base class for all projections in Marble.
Definition at line 44 of file AbstractProjection.h.
Member Enumeration Documentation
◆ PreservationType
enum Marble::AbstractProjection::PreservationType |
Definition at line 57 of file AbstractProjection.h.
◆ SurfaceType
enum Marble::AbstractProjection::SurfaceType |
Definition at line 48 of file AbstractProjection.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ AbstractProjection() [1/2]
AbstractProjection::AbstractProjection | ( | ) |
Construct a new AbstractProjection.
Definition at line 25 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ AbstractProjection() [2/2]
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Definition at line 30 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
◆ clippingRadius()
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Definition at line 165 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ description()
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Returns a short user description of the projection that can be used in tooltips or dialogs.
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ geoCoordinates()
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Get the earth coordinates corresponding to a pixel in the map.
- Parameters
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x the x coordinate of the pixel y the y coordinate of the pixel viewport the viewport parameters lon the longitude angle is returned through this parameter lat the latitude angle is returned through this parameter unit the unit of the angles for lon and lat.
- Returns
true
if the pixel (x, y) is within the globefalse
if the pixel (x, y) is outside the globe, i.e. in space.
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ icon()
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Returns an icon for the projection.
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ isClippedToSphere()
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Defines whether a projection is supposed to be clipped to a certain radius.
Example: The Gnomonic projection is clipped to a circle of a certain clipping radius (although it's mathematically defined beyond that radius).
Reimplemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection.
Definition at line 160 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ isOrientedNormal()
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Definition at line 155 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ latLonAltBox()
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Returns a GeoDataLatLonAltBox bounding box of the given screenrect inside the given viewport.
Reimplemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, and Marble::MercatorProjection.
Definition at line 184 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ mapCoversViewport()
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Returns whether the projected data fully obstructs the current viewport.
In this case there are no black areas visible around the actual map. This case allows for performance optimizations.
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, and Marble::MercatorProjection.
◆ mapRegion()
QRegion AbstractProjection::mapRegion | ( | const ViewportParams * | viewport | ) | const |
Definition at line 254 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ mapShape()
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Returns the shape/outline of a map projection.
This call allows e.g. to draw the default background color of the map itself.
Example: For an azimuthal projection a circle is returned at low zoom values.
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection, and Marble::CylindricalProjection.
◆ maxLat()
qreal AbstractProjection::maxLat | ( | ) | const |
Returns the arbitrarily chosen maximum (northern) latitude.
By default this value is equal to the value defined inside maxValidLat(). In general this value can only be smaller or equal to maxValidLat().
Definition at line 96 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ maxValidLat()
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Returns the maximum (northern) latitude that is mathematically defined and reasonable.
Example: For many projections the value will represent +90 degrees in Radian. In the case of Mercator this value will equal +85.05113 degrees in Radian.
Reimplemented in Marble::MercatorProjection.
Definition at line 91 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ minLat()
qreal AbstractProjection::minLat | ( | ) | const |
Returns the arbitrarily chosen minimum (southern) latitude.
By default this value is equal to the value defined inside minValidLat(). In general this value can only be larger or equal to minValidLat().
Definition at line 118 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ minValidLat()
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Returns the minimum (southern) latitude that is mathematically defined and reasonable.
Example: For many projections the value will represent -90 degrees in Radian. In the case of Mercator this value will equal -85.05113 degrees in Radian.
Reimplemented in Marble::MercatorProjection.
Definition at line 113 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ name()
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Returns the user-visible name of the projection.
Example: "Mercator"
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ preservationType()
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Definition at line 150 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ repeatableX()
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Returns whether the projection allows for wrapping in x direction (along the longitude scale).
Example: Cylindrical projections allow for repeating.
Reimplemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection, and Marble::CylindricalProjection.
Definition at line 135 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ screenCoordinates() [1/4]
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Get the coordinates of screen points for geographical coordinates in the map.
- Parameters
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coordinates the point on earth, including altitude, that we want the coordinates for. viewport the viewport parameters x the x coordinates of the pixels are returned through this parameter y the y coordinate of the pixel is returned through this parameter pointRepeatNum the amount of times that a single geographical point gets represented on the map size the size globeHidesPoint whether the point gets hidden on the far side of the earth
- Returns
true
if the geographical coordinates are visible on the screenfalse
if the geographical coordinates are not visible on the screen
- See also
- ViewportParams
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::AzimuthalProjection, Marble::CylindricalProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ screenCoordinates() [2/4]
bool AbstractProjection::screenCoordinates | ( | const GeoDataCoordinates & | geopoint, |
const ViewportParams * | viewport, | ||
qreal & | x, | ||
qreal & | y ) const |
Definition at line 177 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ screenCoordinates() [3/4]
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Get the screen coordinates corresponding to geographical coordinates in the map.
- Parameters
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geopoint the point on earth, including altitude, that we want the coordinates for. viewport the viewport parameters x the x coordinate of the pixel is returned through this parameter y the y coordinate of the pixel is returned through this parameter globeHidesPoint whether the point gets hidden on the far side of the earth
- Returns
true
if the geographical coordinates are visible on the screenfalse
if the geographical coordinates are not visible on the screen
- See also
- ViewportParams
Implemented in Marble::AzimuthalEquidistantProjection, Marble::AzimuthalProjection, Marble::CylindricalProjection, Marble::EquirectProjection, Marble::GnomonicProjection, Marble::LambertAzimuthalProjection, Marble::MercatorProjection, Marble::SphericalProjection, Marble::StereographicProjection, and Marble::VerticalPerspectiveProjection.
◆ screenCoordinates() [4/4]
bool AbstractProjection::screenCoordinates | ( | const qreal | lon, |
const qreal | lat, | ||
const ViewportParams * | viewport, | ||
qreal & | x, | ||
qreal & | y ) const |
Get the screen coordinates corresponding to geographical coordinates in the map.
- Parameters
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lon the lon coordinate of the requested pixel position in radians lat the lat coordinate of the requested pixel position in radians viewport the viewport parameters x the x coordinate of the pixel is returned through this parameter y the y coordinate of the pixel is returned through this parameter
- Returns
true
if the geographical coordinates are visible on the screenfalse
if the geographical coordinates are not visible on the screen
- See also
- ViewportParams
Definition at line 170 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ setMaxLat()
void AbstractProjection::setMaxLat | ( | qreal | maxLat | ) |
Definition at line 102 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ setMinLat()
void AbstractProjection::setMinLat | ( | qreal | minLat | ) |
Definition at line 124 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ traversableDateLine()
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Definition at line 145 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
◆ traversablePoles()
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Returns whether the projection allows to navigate seamlessly "over" the pole.
Example: Azimuthal projections.
Reimplemented in Marble::AzimuthalProjection, and Marble::CylindricalProjection.
Definition at line 140 of file AbstractProjection.cpp.
Member Data Documentation
◆ d_ptr
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Definition at line 257 of file AbstractProjection.h.
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