// // This file is part of the Marble Desktop Globe. // // This program is free software licensed under the GNU LGPL. You can // find a copy of this license in LICENSE.txt in the top directory of // the source code. // // Copyright 2009 Torsten Rahn // #ifndef GEODATALOD_H #define GEODATALOD_H #include "GeoDataObject.h" namespace Marble { class GeoDataLodPrivate; /*! \class GeoDataLod \brief The level of detail which indicates visibility and importance. GeoDataLod is a tool class that implements the Lod tag/class of the Open Geospatial Consortium standard KML 2.2. "Lod" is an abbreviation for "Level of Detail" and refers to the extent of the region of a feature. In geodesic coordinates the size of the region can be described in terms of a LatLon(Alt)Box. Projected to screen coordinates the size of a region would naturally be measured in pixels. The size of such a region varies depending on the distance of the observer towards the feature. The "Level of Detail" describes how many pixels a region needs to cover in order to be considered "active" and visible. It also describes how "quickly" the feature fades in and out. */ class GEODATA_EXPORT GeoDataLod : public GeoDataObject { public: /*! \brief Creates a new Level of Detail object. */ GeoDataLod(); /*! \brief Creates a new Level of Detail object as a copy of @p other. */ GeoDataLod( const GeoDataLod& other ); /*! \brief Destroys a Level of Detail object. */ virtual ~GeoDataLod(); /*! \brief Provides type information for downcasting a GeoNode */ virtual QString nodeType() const; /*! \brief Returns the minimum size that is needed for the region to be active Returns the minimum number of pixels the region has to be projected on for the feature to be considered active. A value of 0 would mean no minimum number of pixels which is also the standard value. */ qreal minLodPixels() const; /*! \brief Sets the minimum size that is needed for the region to be active Sets the minimum number of \a pixels the region has to be projected on for the feature to be considered active. */ void setMinLodPixels( qreal pixels ); /*! \brief Returns the maximum size that is needed for the region to be active Returns the maximum number of pixels the region has to be projected on for the feature to be considered active. A value of -1 would mean no minimum number of pixels which is also the standard value. */ qreal maxLodPixels() const; /*! \brief Sets the maximum size that is needed for the region to be active Sets the maximum number of \a pixels the region has to be projected on for the feature to be considered active. */ void setMaxLodPixels( qreal pixels ); /*! \brief Returns how "quickly" the region fades when the region is far away. Returns the distance (counted from minLodPixels) over which the feature fades in or out. */ qreal minFadeExtent() const; /*! \brief Sets how "quickly" the region fades when the region is far away. Sets the distance (counted from minLodPixels) over which the feature fades in or out. */ void setMinFadeExtent( qreal pixels ); /*! \brief Returns how "quickly" the region fades when the region is near. Returns the distance (counted from maxLodPixels) over which the feature fades in or out. */ qreal maxFadeExtent() const; /*! \brief Sets how "quickly" the region fades when the region is near. Sets the distance (counted from maxLodPixels) over which the feature fades in or out. */ void setMaxFadeExtent( qreal pixels ); // Serialization /*! \brief Serialize the Lod to a stream. \param stream the stream. */ virtual void pack( QDataStream& stream ) const; /*! \brief Unserialize the Lod from a stream. \param stream the stream. */ virtual void unpack( QDataStream& stream ); GeoDataLod &operator=( const GeoDataLod& other ); protected: GeoDataLodPrivate * const d; }; } #endif // GEODATALOD_H