Examples with Region tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Region

use of tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region in project PGM by PGMDev.

the class Intersect method toString.

@Override
public String toString() {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    sb.append("Intersect{regions=[");
    for (Region region : this.regions) {
        sb.append(region.toString()).append(",");
    }
    sb.append("]}");
    return sb.toString();
}

Example 2 with Region

use of tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region in project PGM by PGMDev.

the class LegacyRegionParser method parse.

public Region parse(Element el) throws InvalidXMLException {
    Region region = this.parseDynamic(el);
    String name = el.getAttributeValue("name");
    if (name == null || el.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("region")) {
        this.regionContext.add(region);
    } else {
        if (this.regionContext.get(name) == null) {
            this.regionContext.add(name, region);
        } else {
            throw new InvalidXMLException("The region '" + name + "' already exists", el);
        }
    }
    return region;
}

Example 3 with Region

use of tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region in project PGM by PGMDev.

the class LegacyRegionParser method parseReference.

public Region parseReference(Attribute attr) throws InvalidXMLException {
    String name = attr.getValue();
    Region region = this.regionContext.get(name);
    if (region == null) {
        throw new InvalidXMLException("Unknown region '" + name + "'", attr);
    } else {
        return region;
    }
}

Example 4 with Region

use of tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region in project PGM by PGMDev.

the class RegionParser method parseRegionProperty.

@Nullable
public Region parseRegionProperty(Element rootElement, @Nullable FeatureValidation<RegionDefinition> validation, Region def, String... names) throws InvalidXMLException {
    Attribute propertyAttribute = null;
    Element propertyElement = null;
    for (String name : names) {
        if (rootElement.getAttribute(name) != null && rootElement.getChild(name) != null) {
            throw new InvalidXMLException("Multiple defined region properties for " + name, rootElement);
        }
        if ((rootElement.getAttribute(name) != null || rootElement.getChild(name) != null) && (propertyAttribute != null || propertyElement != null)) {
            throw new InvalidXMLException("Multiple defined region properties for " + Arrays.toString(names), rootElement);
        }
        if (rootElement.getAttribute(name) != null) {
            propertyAttribute = rootElement.getAttribute(name);
        } else if (rootElement.getChild(name) != null) {
            propertyElement = rootElement.getChild(name);
        }
    }
    Region region = def;
    Node node = null;
    if (propertyAttribute != null) {
        region = this.parseReference(propertyAttribute);
        node = new Node(propertyAttribute);
    } else if (propertyElement != null) {
        region = this.parseChildren(propertyElement);
        node = new Node(propertyElement);
    }
    if (region != null && validation != null) {
        validate(region, validation, node);
    }
    return region;
}

Example 5 with Region

use of tc.oc.pgm.api.region.Region in project PGM by PGMDev.

the class RegionParser method parseHalves.

protected RegionDefinition parseHalves(Element el, double dir) throws InvalidXMLException {
    Double x = XMLUtils.parseNumber(el.getAttribute("x"), Double.class, (Double) null);
    Double y = XMLUtils.parseNumber(el.getAttribute("y"), Double.class, (Double) null);
    Double z = XMLUtils.parseNumber(el.getAttribute("z"), Double.class, (Double) null);
    List<HalfspaceRegion> halves = new ArrayList<>();
    if (x != null)
        halves.add(new HalfspaceRegion(new Vector(x, 0, 0), new Vector(dir, 0, 0)));
    if (y != null)
        halves.add(new HalfspaceRegion(new Vector(0, y, 0), new Vector(0, dir, 0)));
    if (z != null)
        halves.add(new HalfspaceRegion(new Vector(0, 0, z), new Vector(0, 0, dir)));
    switch(halves.size()) {
        case 0:
            throw new InvalidXMLException("Expected at least one of x, y, or z attributes", el);
        case 1:
            return halves.get(0);
        default:
            return new Intersect((Region[]) halves.toArray());
    }
}