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package org.pentaho.gis.shapefiles;
import java.awt.geom.Point2D;
/*
* Created on 13-mei-04
*
* @author Matt
*
*/
public class ShapePoint extends Shape implements ShapeInterface {
public double x, y;
/*
Byte
Position Field Value Type Number Order
---------------------------------------------------------------
Byte 0 Shape Type 23 Integer 1 Little
Byte 4 Box Box Double 4 Little
Byte 36 NumParts NumParts Integer 1 Little
Byte 40 NumPoints NumPoints Integer 1 Little
Byte 44 Parts Parts Integer NumParts Little
Byte X Points Points Point NumPoints Little
Byte Y* Mmin Mmin Double 1 Little
Byte Y + 8* Mmax Mmax Double 1 Little
Byte Y + 16* Marray Marray Double NumPoints Little
Note: X = 44 + (4 * NumParts), Y = X + (16 * NumPoints)
* optional
**/
public ShapePoint( byte[] content ) {
super( Shape.SHAPE_TYPE_POINT );
x = Converter.getDoubleLittle( content, 4 );
y = Converter.getDoubleLittle( content, 12 );
}
public ShapePoint( double x, double y ) {
super( Shape.SHAPE_TYPE_POINT );
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
}
// X & Y can be "slighly" different when working whith doubles.
// Therefor, we calculate the distance between the 2 points
// If the distance is smaller then 0.0001 we consider them equal!
//
public boolean equals( ShapePoint p ) {
return getDistance( p ) < 0.0001;
}
public double getDistance( ShapePoint p ) {
return ( ( p.x - x ) * ( p.x - x ) )
+ ( ( p.y - y ) * ( p.y - y ) );
}
@Override
public String toString() {
return "(" + x + "," + y + ")";
}
public Point2D.Double getPoint2D() {
return new Point2D.Double( x, y );
}
}