Relate Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for Relate:

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Public Member Functions
String	getURI ()
Value	evaluate (ValueFactory valueFactory, Value... args) throws ValueExprEvaluationException

Protected Member Functions
String	relation (Geometry g1, Geometry g2)

Member Function Documentation

evaluate()

Value evaluate ( ValueFactory  valueFactory, Value...  args  ) throws ValueExprEvaluationException

inherited

                                                                                                            {
                if (args.length != 2) {
                        throw new ValueExprEvaluationException(getURI() + " requires exactly 2 arguments, got " + args.length);
                }
 
                LiteralType l=LiteralRegistry.getLiteral(((Literal)args[0]).getDatatype().toString());
                LiteralType l2=LiteralRegistry.getLiteral(((Literal)args[1]).getDatatype().toString());
                if(l instanceof VectorLiteral && l2 instanceof VectorLiteral) {
                        Geometry geom=((VectorLiteral)l).read(args[0].stringValue());
                        Geometry geom2=((VectorLiteral)l2).read(args[1].stringValue());
                        Geometry transformed=LiteralUtils.transform(geom2, geom);
                        String result = relation(geom,transformed);
                        return valueFactory.createLiteral(result);
                }
                throw new ValueExprEvaluationException("Arguments given are not a geometry literal");
 
        }

References LiteralRegistry.getLiteral(), GeometricRelationStringFunction.relation(), and LiteralUtils.transform().

Referenced by IntersectionMatrixTest.testIntersectionMatrix(), and RelateTest.testRelate().

getURI()

String getURI

(

)

                               {
                return POSTGIS.st_relate.stringValue();
        }

References POSTGIS.st_relate.

relation()

String relation ( Geometry  g1, Geometry  g2  )

protected

Reimplemented from GeometricRelationStringFunction.

                                                            {
                return g1.relate(g2).toString();
        }