Schema
topology
Owner
albenard
Descriptions
args: geom, topogeom, tolerance - Converts a simple Geometry into a topo geometry
Options
Option | Value |
---|---|
Returns |
topology.topogeometry |
Language |
plpgsql |
Parameters |
ageom public.geometry tg topology.topogeometry atolerance double precision = 0 |
Definition
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION topology.totopogeom (
ageom public.geometry,
tg topology.topogeometry,
atolerance double precision = 0
)
RETURNS topology.topogeometry AS
$span$
DECLARE
layer_info RECORD;
topology_info RECORD;
rec RECORD;
rec2 RECORD;
elem TEXT;
elems TEXT[];
sql TEXT;
typ TEXT;
tolerance FLOAT8;
alayer INT;
atopology TEXT;
BEGIN
-- Get topology information
SELECT id, name FROM topology.topology
INTO topology_info
WHERE id = topology_id(tg);
IF NOT FOUND THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION 'No topology with id "%" in topology.topology',
topology_id(tg);
END IF;
alayer := layer_id(tg);
atopology := topology_info.name;
-- Get tolerance, if 0 was given
tolerance := COALESCE( NULLIF(atolerance, 0), topology._st_mintolerance(topology_info.name, ageom) );
-- Get layer information
BEGIN
SELECT *, CASE
WHEN feature_type = 1 THEN 'puntal'
WHEN feature_type = 2 THEN 'lineal'
WHEN feature_type = 3 THEN 'areal'
WHEN feature_type = 4 THEN 'mixed'
ELSE 'unexpected_'||feature_type
END as typename
FROM topology.layer l
INTO STRICT layer_info
WHERE l.layer_id = layer_id(tg)
AND l.topology_id = topology_info.id;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION 'No layer with id "%" in topology "%"',
alayer, atopology;
END;
-- Can't convert to a hierarchical topogeometry
IF layer_info.level > 0 THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION 'Layer "%" of topology "%" is hierarchical, cannot convert a simple geometry to it.',
alayer, atopology;
END IF;
--
-- Check type compatibility and set TopoGeometry type
-- 1:puntal, 2:lineal, 3:areal, 4:collection
--
typ = geometrytype(ageom);
IF typ = 'GEOMETRYCOLLECTION' THEN
-- A collection can only go to collection layer
IF layer_info.feature_type != 4 THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION
'Layer "%" of topology "%" is %, cannot hold a collection feature.',
layer_info.layer_id, topology_info.name, layer_info.typename;
END IF;
tg.type := 4;
ELSIF typ = 'POINT' OR typ = 'MULTIPOINT' THEN -- puntal
-- A point can go in puntal or collection layer
IF layer_info.feature_type != 4 and layer_info.feature_type != 1 THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION
'Layer "%" of topology "%" is %, cannot hold a puntal feature.',
layer_info.layer_id, topology_info.name, layer_info.typename;
END IF;
tg.type := 1;
ELSIF typ = 'LINESTRING' or typ = 'MULTILINESTRING' THEN -- lineal
-- A line can go in lineal or collection layer
IF layer_info.feature_type != 4 and layer_info.feature_type != 2 THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION
'Layer "%" of topology "%" is %, cannot hold a lineal feature.',
layer_info.layer_id, topology_info.name, layer_info.typename;
END IF;
tg.type := 2;
ELSIF typ = 'POLYGON' OR typ = 'MULTIPOLYGON' THEN -- areal
-- An area can go in areal or collection layer
IF layer_info.feature_type != 4 and layer_info.feature_type != 3 THEN
RAISE EXCEPTION
'Layer "%" of topology "%" is %, cannot hold an areal feature.',
layer_info.layer_id, topology_info.name, layer_info.typename;
END IF;
tg.type := 3;
ELSE
-- Should never happen
RAISE EXCEPTION
'Unexpected feature dimension %', ST_Dimension(ageom);
END IF;
-- Now that we have an empty topogeometry, we loop over distinct components
-- and add them to the definition of it. We add them as soon
-- as possible so that each element can further edit the
-- definition by splitting
FOR rec IN SELECT id(tg), alayer as lyr,
geom, ST_Dimension(geom) as dims
FROM (SELECT (ST_Dump(ageom)).geom) as f
WHERE NOT ST_IsEmpty(geom)
LOOP
FOR rec2 IN SELECT CASE
WHEN rec.dims = 0 THEN
topology.topogeo_addPoint(atopology, rec.geom, tolerance)
WHEN rec.dims = 1 THEN
topology.topogeo_addLineString(atopology, rec.geom, tolerance)
WHEN rec.dims = 2 THEN
topology.topogeo_addPolygon(atopology, rec.geom, tolerance)
END as primitive
LOOP
elem := ARRAY[rec.dims+1, rec2.primitive]::text;
IF elems @> ARRAY[elem] THEN
ELSE
elems := elems || elem;
-- TODO: consider use a single INSERT statement for the whole thing
sql := 'INSERT INTO ' || quote_ident(atopology)
|| '.relation(topogeo_id, layer_id, element_type, element_id) VALUES ('
|| rec.id || ',' || rec.lyr || ',' || rec.dims+1
|| ',' || rec2.primitive || ')'
-- NOTE: we're avoiding duplicated rows here
|| ' EXCEPT SELECT ' || rec.id || ', ' || rec.lyr
|| ', element_type, element_id FROM '
|| quote_ident(topology_info.name)
|| '.relation WHERE layer_id = ' || rec.lyr
|| ' AND topogeo_id = ' || rec.id;
EXECUTE sql;
END IF;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
RETURN tg;
END
$span$
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql'
VOLATILE
RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT
SECURITY INVOKER
COST 100;
COMMENT ON FUNCTION topology.totopogeom(ageom public.geometry, tg topology.topogeometry, atolerance double precision)
IS 'args: geom, topogeom, tolerance - Converts a simple Geometry into a topo geometry';
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