#ifndef OSMIUM_RELATIONS_RELATIONS_MANAGER_HPP #define OSMIUM_RELATIONS_RELATIONS_MANAGER_HPP /* This file is part of Osmium (https://osmcode.org/libosmium). Copyright 2013-2022 Jochen Topf and others (see README). 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Unlike the * RelationsManager class template this is a plain class. * * Usually it is better to use the RelationsManager class template * as a basis for your code, but you can also use this class if you * have special needs. */ class RelationsManagerBase : public osmium::handler::Handler { // All relations and members we are interested in will be kept // in here. osmium::ItemStash m_stash{}; /// Database of all relations we are interested in. relations::RelationsDatabase m_relations_db; /// Databases of all members we are interested in. relations::MembersDatabase m_member_nodes_db; relations::MembersDatabase m_member_ways_db; relations::MembersDatabase m_member_relations_db; /// Output buffer. osmium::memory::CallbackBuffer m_output{}; public: RelationsManagerBase() : m_relations_db(m_stash), m_member_nodes_db(m_stash, m_relations_db), m_member_ways_db(m_stash, m_relations_db), m_member_relations_db(m_stash, m_relations_db) { } /// Access the internal RelationsDatabase. osmium::relations::RelationsDatabase& relations_database() noexcept { return m_relations_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member nodes. osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_nodes_database() noexcept { return m_member_nodes_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member nodes. const osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_nodes_database() const noexcept { return m_member_nodes_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member ways. osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_ways_database() noexcept { return m_member_ways_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member ways. const osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_ways_database() const noexcept { return m_member_ways_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member relations. osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_relations_database() noexcept { return m_member_relations_db; } /// Access the internal database containing member relations. const osmium::relations::MembersDatabase& member_relations_database() const noexcept { return m_member_relations_db; } /** * Access the internal database containing members of the * specified type (non-const version of this function). * * @param type osmium::item_type::node, way, or relation. */ relations::MembersDatabaseCommon& member_database(osmium::item_type type) noexcept { switch (type) { case osmium::item_type::node: return m_member_nodes_db; case osmium::item_type::way: return m_member_ways_db; case osmium::item_type::relation: return m_member_relations_db; default: break; } assert(false && "Should not be here"); return m_member_nodes_db; } /** * Access the internal database containing members of the * specified type (const version of this function). * * @param type osmium::item_type::node, way, or relation. */ const relations::MembersDatabaseCommon& member_database(osmium::item_type type) const noexcept { switch (type) { case osmium::item_type::node: return m_member_nodes_db; case osmium::item_type::way: return m_member_ways_db; case osmium::item_type::relation: return m_member_relations_db; default: break; } assert(false && "Should not be here"); return m_member_nodes_db; } /** * Get member object from relation member. * * @returns A pointer to the member object if it is available. * Returns nullptr otherwise. */ const osmium::OSMObject* get_member_object(const osmium::RelationMember& member) const noexcept { if (member.ref() == 0) { return nullptr; } return member_database(member.type()).get_object(member.ref()); } /** * Get node with specified ID from members database. * * @param id The node ID we are looking for. * @returns A pointer to the member node if it is available. * Returns nullptr otherwise. */ const osmium::Node* get_member_node(osmium::object_id_type id) const noexcept { if (id == 0) { return nullptr; } return member_nodes_database().get(id); } /** * Get way with specified ID from members database. * * @param id The way ID we are looking for. * @returns A pointer to the member way if it is available. * Returns nullptr otherwise. */ const osmium::Way* get_member_way(osmium::object_id_type id) const noexcept { if (id == 0) { return nullptr; } return member_ways_database().get(id); } /** * Get relation with specified ID from members database. * * @param id The relation ID we are looking for. * @returns A pointer to the member relation if it is available. * Returns nullptr otherwise. */ const osmium::Relation* get_member_relation(osmium::object_id_type id) const noexcept { if (id == 0) { return nullptr; } return member_relations_database().get(id); } /** * Sort the members databases to prepare them for reading. Usually * this is called between the first and second pass reading through * an OSM data file. */ void prepare_for_lookup() { m_member_nodes_db.prepare_for_lookup(); m_member_ways_db.prepare_for_lookup(); m_member_relations_db.prepare_for_lookup(); } /** * Return the memory used by different components of the manager. */ relations_manager_memory_usage used_memory() const noexcept { return { m_relations_db.used_memory(), m_member_nodes_db.used_memory() + m_member_ways_db.used_memory() + m_member_relations_db.used_memory(), m_stash.used_memory() }; } /// Access the output buffer. osmium::memory::Buffer& buffer() noexcept { return m_output.buffer(); } /// Set the callback called when the output buffer is full. void set_callback(const std::function& callback) { m_output.set_callback(callback); } /// Flush the output buffer. void flush_output() { m_output.flush(); } /// Flush the output buffer if it is full. void possibly_flush() { m_output.possibly_flush(); } /// Return the contents of the output buffer. osmium::memory::Buffer read() { return m_output.read(); } }; // class RelationsManagerBase /** * This is a base class for RelationManager classes. It keeps track of * all interesting relations and all interesting members of those * relations. When all members are available it calls code to handle * the completed relation. * * This class is intended as a base class for classes that handle * specific types of relations. Derive from this class, implement * the complete_relation() function and overwrite certain other * functions as needed. * * @tparam TManager The derived class (Uses CRTP). * @tparam TNodes Are we interested in member nodes? * @tparam TWays Are we interested in member ways? * @tparam TRelations Are we interested in member relations? * @tparam TCheckOrder Should the order of the input data be checked? * * @pre The Ids of all objects must be unique in the input data. */ template class RelationsManager : public RelationsManagerBase { using check_order_handler = typename std::conditional::type; check_order_handler m_check_order_handler; SecondPassHandler m_handler_pass2; static bool wanted_type(osmium::item_type type) noexcept { return (TNodes && type == osmium::item_type::node) || (TWays && type == osmium::item_type::way) || (TRelations && type == osmium::item_type::relation); } /** * This method is called from the first pass handler for every * relation in the input, to check whether it should be kept. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class to only add relations * you are interested in, for instance depending on the type tag. * Storing relations takes a lot of memory, so it makes sense to * filter this as much as possible. */ bool new_relation(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/) const noexcept { return true; } /** * This method is called for every member of every relation that * will be kept. It should decide if the member is interesting or * not and return true or false to signal that. Only interesting * members are later added to the relation. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class. In the * MultipolygonManager class this is used for instance to only * keep members of type way and ignore all others. */ bool new_member(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/, const osmium::RelationMember& /*member*/, std::size_t /*n*/) const noexcept { return true; } /** * This method is called for each complete relation, ie when * all members you have expressed interest in are available. * * You have to overwrite this in a derived class. */ void complete_relation(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all nodes during the second pass * before the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void before_node(const osmium::Node& /*node*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all nodes that are not a member of * any relation. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void node_not_in_any_relation(const osmium::Node& /*node*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all nodes during the second pass * after the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void after_node(const osmium::Node& /*node*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all ways during the second pass * before the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void before_way(const osmium::Way& /*way*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all ways that are not a member of * any relation. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void way_not_in_any_relation(const osmium::Way& /*way*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all ways during the second pass * after the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void after_way(const osmium::Way& /*way*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all relations during the second pass * before the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void before_relation(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all relations that are not a member of * any relation. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void relation_not_in_any_relation(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/) const noexcept { } /** * This method is called for all relations during the second pass * after the relation member handling. * * Overwrite this method in a derived class if you are interested * in this. */ void after_relation(const osmium::Relation& /*relation*/) const noexcept { } TManager& derived() noexcept { return *static_cast(this); } void handle_complete_relation(RelationHandle& rel_handle) { derived().complete_relation(*rel_handle); possibly_flush(); for (const auto& member : rel_handle->members()) { if (member.ref() != 0) { member_database(member.type()).remove(member.ref(), rel_handle->id()); } } rel_handle.remove(); } public: RelationsManager() : RelationsManagerBase(), m_check_order_handler(), m_handler_pass2(*this) { } /** * Return reference to second pass handler. */ SecondPassHandler& handler(const std::function& callback = nullptr) { set_callback(callback); return m_handler_pass2; } /** * Add the specified relation to the list of relations we want to * build. This calls the new_relation() and new_member() * functions to actually decide what to keep. * * This member function is named relation() so the manager can * be used as a handler for the first pass through a data file. * * @param relation Relation we might want to build. */ void relation(const osmium::Relation& relation) { if (derived().new_relation(relation)) { auto rel_handle = relations_database().add(relation); std::size_t n = 0; for (auto& member : rel_handle->members()) { if (wanted_type(member.type()) && derived().new_member(relation, member, n)) { member_database(member.type()).track(rel_handle, member.ref(), n); } else { member.set_ref(0); // set member id to zero to indicate we are not interested } ++n; } } } void handle_node(const osmium::Node& node) { if (TNodes) { m_check_order_handler.node(node); derived().before_node(node); const bool added = member_nodes_database().add(node, [this](RelationHandle& rel_handle) { handle_complete_relation(rel_handle); }); if (!added) { derived().node_not_in_any_relation(node); } derived().after_node(node); possibly_flush(); } } void handle_way(const osmium::Way& way) { if (TWays) { m_check_order_handler.way(way); derived().before_way(way); const bool added = member_ways_database().add(way, [this](RelationHandle& rel_handle) { handle_complete_relation(rel_handle); }); if (!added) { derived().way_not_in_any_relation(way); } derived().after_way(way); possibly_flush(); } } void handle_relation(const osmium::Relation& relation) { if (TRelations) { m_check_order_handler.relation(relation); derived().before_relation(relation); const bool added = member_relations_database().add(relation, [this](RelationHandle& rel_handle) { handle_complete_relation(rel_handle); }); if (!added) { derived().relation_not_in_any_relation(relation); } derived().after_relation(relation); possibly_flush(); } } /** * Call this function it will call your function back for every * incomplete relation, that is all relations that have missing * members in the input data. Usually you call this only after * your second pass through the data if you are interested in * any relations that have all or some of their members missing * in the input data. */ template void for_each_incomplete_relation(TFunc&& func) { relations_database().for_each_relation(std::forward(func)); } }; // class RelationsManager } // namespace relations } // namespace osmium #endif // OSMIUM_RELATIONS_RELATIONS_MANAGER_HPP