Examples of RingExtractor

org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor
This class is responsible of extracting the rings and the "remaining" line from a line that has at least one self-ring. @author Mauricio Pazos (www.axios.es) @author Aritz Davila (www.axios.es) @since 1.3.0

Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

   */
  @Test
  public void testRingExtractor() throws Exception {
    LineString line = (LineString) SplitTestUtil.read("LINESTRING(6 1, 3 6, 3 8, 6 9)");


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    assertNotNull(ringExt);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);
    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);
    expectedParts.add(partD);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    Geometry partA = SplitTestUtil.read("LINESTRING (110 260, 280 260, 280 150, 110 150, 110 260)");


    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor


    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);
    expectedParts.add(partD);
    expectedParts.add(partE);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor

    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);
    expectedParts.add(partC);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.geometry.split.RingExtractor


    List<Geometry> expectedParts = new ArrayList<Geometry>();
    expectedParts.add(partA);
    expectedParts.add(partB);


    RingExtractor ringExt = new RingExtractor(line);


    ResultRingExtractor output = ringExt.processExtraction();


    analyzeOutput(output, expectedParts);
  }

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