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#include <mbgl/text/get_anchors.hpp>
#include <mbgl/text/check_max_angle.hpp>
#include <mbgl/util/constants.hpp>
#include <mbgl/util/interpolate.hpp>
#include <cmath>
namespace mbgl {
Anchors resample(const std::vector<Coordinate> &line, const float offset, const float spacing,
const float angleWindowSize, const float maxAngle, const float labelLength, const bool continuedLine, const bool placeAtMiddle) {
float distance = 0;
float markedDistance = offset - spacing;
Anchors anchors;
auto end = line.end() - 1;
int i = 0;
for (auto it = line.begin(); it != end; it++, i++) {
const Coordinate &a = *(it);
const Coordinate &b = *(it + 1);
const float segmentDist = util::dist<float>(a, b);
const float angle = util::angle_to(b, a);
while (markedDistance + spacing < distance + segmentDist) {
markedDistance += spacing;
float t = (markedDistance - distance) / segmentDist,
x = util::interpolate(float(a.x), float(b.x), t),
y = util::interpolate(float(a.y), float(b.y), t);
if (x >= 0 && x < util::EXTENT && y >= 0 && y < util::EXTENT) {
Anchor anchor(::round(x), ::round(y), angle, 0.5f, i);
if (!angleWindowSize || checkMaxAngle(line, anchor, labelLength, angleWindowSize, maxAngle)) {
anchors.push_back(anchor);
}
}
}
distance += segmentDist;
}
if (!placeAtMiddle && anchors.empty() && !continuedLine) {
// The first attempt at finding anchors at which labels can be placed failed.
// Try again, but this time just try placing one anchor at the middle of the line.
// This has the most effect for short lines in overscaled tiles, since the
// initial offset used in overscaled tiles is calculated to align labels with positions in
// parent tiles instead of placing the label as close to the beginning as possible.
anchors = resample(line, distance / 2, spacing, angleWindowSize, maxAngle, labelLength, continuedLine, true);
}
return anchors;
}
Anchors getAnchors(const std::vector<Coordinate> &line, float spacing,
const float maxAngle, const float textLeft, const float textRight,
const float iconLeft, const float iconRight,
const float glyphSize, const float boxScale, const float overscaling) {
// Resample a line to get anchor points for labels and check that each
// potential label passes text-max-angle check and has enough froom to fit
// on the line.
const float angleWindowSize = (textLeft - textRight) != 0.0f ?
3.0f / 5.0f * glyphSize * boxScale :
0;
const float labelLength = fmax(textRight - textLeft, iconRight - iconLeft);
// Is the line continued from outside the tile boundary?
const bool continuedLine = (line[0].x == 0 || line[0].x == util::EXTENT || line[0].y == 0 || line[0].y == util::EXTENT);
// Is the label long, relative to the spacing?
// If so, adjust the spacing so there is always a minimum space of `spacing / 4` between label edges.
if (spacing - labelLength * boxScale < spacing / 4) {
spacing = labelLength * boxScale + spacing / 4;
}
// Offset the first anchor by:
// Either half the label length plus a fixed extra offset if the line is not continued
// Or half the spacing if the line is continued.
// For non-continued lines, add a bit of fixed extra offset to avoid collisions at T intersections.
const float fixedExtraOffset = glyphSize * 2;
const float offset = !continuedLine ?
std::fmod((labelLength / 2 + fixedExtraOffset) * boxScale * overscaling, spacing) :
std::fmod(spacing / 2 * overscaling, spacing);
return resample(line, offset, spacing, angleWindowSize, maxAngle, labelLength * boxScale, continuedLine, false);
}
} // namespace mbgl
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