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openlayers/test/spec/ol/renderer/canvas/canvasreplay.test.js
Tim Schaub 8317317127 Always add first segment when appending coordinates
When we have only a single point, we want to make sure it gets added (fixes #1821).

Because this code doesn't differentiate coordinates that are part of a linestring or linearring from those that are independent points, we always add the first segment (or pair of points).  In addition, coordinates for segments are appended whenever they represent a change in relationship with respect to the extent.  This keeps the code simpler for handling fills and properly capturing intersection points for linestrings.  This could be modified to save a few extra coordinates, but it provides for simpler code at a very minimal cost.
2014-03-07 11:02:25 -07:00

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goog.provide('ol.test.renderer.canvas.Replay');
describe('ol.render.canvas.Replay', function() {
describe('constructor', function() {
it('creates a new replay batch', function() {
var tolerance = 10;
var extent = [-180, -90, 180, 90];
var replay = new ol.render.canvas.Replay(tolerance, extent);
expect(replay).to.be.a(ol.render.canvas.Replay);
});
});
describe('#appendFlatCoordinates()', function() {
var replay;
beforeEach(function() {
replay = new ol.render.canvas.Replay(1, [-180, -90, 180, 90]);
});
it('appends coordinates that are within the max extent', function() {
var flat = [-110, 45, 110, 45, 110, -45, -110, -45];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('works with a single coordinate (inside)', function() {
var flat = [-110, 45];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('always appends first point (even if outside)', function() {
// this could be changed, but to make the code simpler for properly
// closing rings, we always add the first point
var flat = [-110, 145];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('appends points when segments cross (top to bottom)', function() {
// this means we get a few extra points when coordinates are not
// part of a linestring or ring, but only a few extra
var flat = [0, 200, 0, -200];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('appends points when segments cross (top to inside)', function() {
var flat = [0, 200, 0, 0];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('always appends the first segment (even when outside)', function() {
// this could be changed, but to make the code simpler for properly
// closing rings, we always add the first segment
var flat = [-10, 200, 10, 200];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql(flat);
});
it('eliminates segments outside (and not changing rel)', function() {
var flat = [0, 0, 0, 200, 10, 200];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql([0, 0, 0, 200]);
});
it('includes outside segments that change relationship', function() {
var flat = [0, 0, 0, 200, 200, 200, 250, 200];
replay.appendFlatCoordinates(flat, 0, flat.length, 2, false);
expect(replay.coordinates).to.eql([0, 0, 0, 200, 200, 200]);
});
});
});
goog.require('ol.render.canvas.Replay');