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win32_tools/diy-efis.sln
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win32_tools/dumpdb/README.md
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This project is used to dump the contents of a CanFly database.
Usag: dumpdb options path
Options are one of:
-r <w,n,e,s> set the spatial rect as west, north, east, south
-h Print help
Example: dumpdb \Projects\map_data\coastlines.db
win32_tools/dumpdb/dumpdb.cpp
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<< " Options are one of:" << endl
<< " -r <w,n,e,s> set the spatial rect as west, north, east, south" << endl
<< " -h Print help" << endl
<< "example: shp2db \\Projects\\map_data\\coastlines.db" << endl;
<< "example: dumpdb \\Projects\\map_data\\coastlines.db" << endl;
}
static bool has_option(cargs_t& args, const char* opt)
win32_tools/geometry_db/README.md
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This project encapsulates the client side tools library to create a mapping database. The mapping database is an optimized structure for use on small systems.
The database contains a 128 byte header that describes the contents of the database. The header exists at the project location:
libs\atomdb\atomdb_schema.h
/* This file describes the on-disk format of all spatial objects.
* The definition of the spatial types is in spatial.h
*/
typedef enum {
db_null, // not a valid database type
db_terrain, // a terrain database
db_spatial, // some sort of goepspatial features
db_index, // indexed to strings in another database
} spatial_db_format;
typedef struct PACKED _ymd_t {
uint16_t year;
uint8_t month;
uint8_t day;
} ymd_t;
// is KOTU
#define DB_MAGIC 0x54554b4f
/**
* @brief All database files start with this header (96 bytes long)
*/
typedef struct PACKED _db_header_t {
uint32_t magic; // header magic 4
uint32_t length; // size of the header 4
spatial_db_format db_type; // storage type of the database 4
uint32_t content_type; // what is stored in this database 4
ymd_t effective_from; // effective from 4
ymd_t effective_to; // when expires 4
char name[32]; // database name 32
spatial_rect_t bounds; // area described by this database 16
uint32_t string_table; // offset to the strings 4
uint32_t string_table_length; // length of the string table 4
// the following are used to select display objects
//
uint16_t min_scale; // min mtrs * 100 to display 2
uint16_t max_scale; // max mtrs * 100 to display (0 = no limit) 2
uint8_t reserved[12];
} db_header_t;
This library has routines to write this header and subsequent headers. Depending on the type of database there will be a different header. The database types are:
- Terrain - stores pixel maps 120x120 pixels that are dependent on the resolution. For 30 arc seconds data from GTOPO30 this is 1 degree, for 15 arc seconds this is 0.5 degrees and for
7.5 arc seconds this is 0.25 degrees. The terrain data is stored with calculated hillshading using the tool gtopo2db
- Spatial - this is the most common, but also smallest database type. It stores vector information for contours, airspaces, routes etc. Created by a variety of tools.
- Index - After the header and spatial index the system stores strings. String are stored in
utf-8 and the system will re-use strings where possible.
## Strings
To save space strings are stored in the spatial database in packed form. The code in this
library will coalesce strings and re-use string fragments. Any strings stored in spatial
entities are referred to using a string reference:
/**
* @brief This is referred to a string
* in the database. These are stored as packed
* strings, and the function resolve_string() must be called
* to resolve it.
* Allows for overlapped string usage
*/
typedef struct PACKED _spatial_string_t {
uint32_t offset; // offset into the database string table
uint32_t length; // length of the string in the packed table
} spatial_string_t;
A Spatial index can then index a field in a spatial database such as a waypoint name using the string reference only.
win32_tools/nzaip2db/README.md
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This project will take a directory that contains geo json files and generate a database from them.
example usage:
nzaip2db -s "C:\Projects\NZDATA" -r W180,N90,E180,S60 -n "NZ Airspace" C:\Projects\map_data\nz_airspace.db
The path C:\Projects\map_data is also hard coded at present in the map constructor at
diy-efis\libs\mfdlib\mfd_layout.c : Line 83
if (failed(result = load_layers(wnd, "C:\\Projects\\map_data")))
return result;
All of the tools put the databases in there
win32_tools/nzaip2db/nzaip2db.cpp
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<< " -n <name> set the name" << endl
<< " -z <min>,<max> set the min-max scale for the geography (required)"
<< " -m <filename> create a metadata file that exports the shape metadata" << endl
<< "example: air2db -s /Projects/NZDATA -c 2301 -n \"NZANR\" /Projects/map_data/nz.db" << endl;
<< "example: nzaip2db -s /Projects/NZDATA -c 2301 -n \"NZANR\" /Projects/map_data/nz.db" << endl;
}
static void add_path(kotuku::spatial_entity* entity, const rapidjson::Value& path,
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set(PROJECT_NAME shp2db)
################################################################################
# Source groups
################################################################################
set(no_group_source_files
"cargs.cpp"
"cargs.h"
"db_geometry.h"
"dbfopen.c"
"geometry_db.cpp"
"main.cpp"
"safileio.c"
"sbnsearch.c"
"shapefil.h"
"shpopen.c"
"shptree.c"
"spatial_entity.cpp"
"spatial_linestring.cpp"
"spatial_point.cpp"
"spatial_polygon.cpp"
"spatial_polyline.cpp"
)
source_group("" FILES ${no_group_source_files})
set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 20)
set(CMAKE_C_STANDARD 99)
add_compile_definitions(_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS)
add_compile_options(/EHsc)
set(ALL_FILES
${no_group_source_files}
)
################################################################################
# Target
################################################################################
add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} ${ALL_FILES})
set_target_properties(${PROJECT_NAME} PROPERTIES FOLDER "apps/dbtools")
win32_tools/shp2db/README.md
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This is probably the most complex of the database tools in that it converts shapefiles into databases.
Usage: shp2db Options path
Options are one of:
-h Print help
-s <path> set source path to <path> (as many as required)
-t <type> set the container type (required)
-r <w,n,e,s> set the spatial rect as west, north, east, south
-n <name> set the name
-z <min>,<max> set the min-max scale for the geography (required)
-m <filename> create a metadata file that exports the shape metadata
example: shp2db -s \\Projects\\contours\\land.shp -t coastlines -r W180,N90,E180,S60 -n \"Coastlines 7.5 arcsec\" -c 2301 \\Projects\\map_data\\coastlines.db;
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