Class OperatorDensifyByLength

  • Direct Known Subclasses:
    OperatorDensifyByLengthLocal

    public abstract class OperatorDensifyByLength
    extends Operator
    Densifies MultiPath geometries by length so that no segments are longer than given threshold value.
    • Constructor Detail

      • OperatorDensifyByLength

        public OperatorDensifyByLength()
    • Method Detail

      • execute

        public abstract GeometryCursor execute​(GeometryCursor inputGeometries,
                                               double maxLength,
                                               ProgressTracker progressTracker)
        Performs the Densify operation on the geometry set.
        Parameters:
        inputGeometries - The geometries to be densified.
        maxLength - The maximum segment length allowed. Must be a positive value. Curves are densified to straight segments using the maxSegmentLength. Curves are split into shorter subcurves such that the length of subcurves is shorter than maxSegmentLength. After that the curves are replaced with straight segments.
        progressTracker -
        Returns:
        Returns the densified geometries (It does nothing to geometries with dim < 1, but simply passes them along).
      • execute

        public abstract Geometry execute​(Geometry inputGeometry,
                                         double maxLength,
                                         ProgressTracker progressTracker)
        Performs the Densify operation on the geometry set.
        Parameters:
        inputGeometry - The geometry to be densified.
        maxLength - The maximum segment length allowed. Must be a positive value. Curves are densified to straight segments using the maxSegmentLength. Curves are split into shorter subcurves such that the length of subcurves is shorter than maxSegmentLength. After that the curves are replaced with straight segments.
        progressTracker -
        Returns:
        Returns the densified geometry. (It does nothing to geometries with dim < 1, but simply passes them along).