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Greta Quadrati
Greta Quadrati

Reputation: 3

Custom GIS Routes

I have a list of GIS point that creates a route network.

My goal is to let agents move from a point to another using ONLY the network I provided. I don't want to use all the possible routes from a point A to a point B, just the ones that I can follow based on my own network.

I know that it should be possible by implementing a custom RouteProvider, but I was not able to figure out how to do it.

Thank you very much for your help!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 254

Answers (1)

Florian
Florian

Reputation: 972

I assume you have a collection "locations" of type ArrayList containing all your GISPoints, here is what you do:

//create a new GIS network and attach it to your map element
GISNetwork network = new GISNetwork(map,"myNetwork");

//add all GISPoints to this network
for(GISPoint p:locations){
    network.add(p);
}

//somehow iterate through your points to create Routes between them (here just connect one after another, no cross connections)
for(int i=0;i<locations.size()-1;i++){

    //create segment (neccessary for Curve)
    GISMarkupSegment segment = new GISMarkupSegmentLine(locations.get(i).getLatitude(), locations.get(i).getLongitude(), locations.get(i+1).getLatitude(), locations.get(i+1).getLongitude());

    //create curves (neccessary for the GISRoutes)
    Curve<GISMarkupSegment> curve = new Curve<>();

    curve.addSegment(segment);  
    curve.initialize();
    network.add(new GISRoute(map,curve,locations.get(i), locations.get(i+1), true));
}
network.initialize();

Upvotes: 1

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