maptools.h
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20 /*!
21  \file maptools.h
22 
23  \brief This file contains include headers for the Map Tools module of TerraLib.
24 */
25 
26 #ifndef __TERRALIB_INTERNAL_MAPTOOLS_H
27 #define __TERRALIB_INTERNAL_MAPTOOLS_H
28 
29 // TerraLib
30 #include "maptools/AbstractLayer.h"
34 #include "maptools/Canvas.h"
35 #include "maptools/Config.h"
36 #include "maptools/DataSetLayer.h"
37 #include "maptools/FolderLayer.h"
38 #include "maptools/MapDisplay.h"
40 #include "maptools/QueryEncoder.h"
41 #include "maptools/QueryLayer.h"
44 #include "maptools/Utils.h"
45 
46 /*!
47  \defgroup map Map Tools
48 
49  \brief The map tools module provides some basic abstractions for handling spatial data in the form of a map.
50 
51  The TerraLib Map Tools module provides a basic set of tools for dealing with maps. You can extend this basic framework
52  in order to have your own way of rendering and representing the concept of a map.
53 
54  In this module you will find some useful concepts like:
55 
56  <ul>
57  <li>Canvas: an abstraction of a drawing area;</li>
58  <li>Layer: a base class designed to support applications that handle information as layers.
59  A layer is just a reference to the data (not the data itself) and can be used to logically organize it.
60  The information about a layer can be stored in different medias (a XML file or a DBMS table) depending on the type of persistence choosed;</li>
61  <li>Renderer: a set of classes for rendering layers, geographical objects and other stuffs;</li>
62  <li>MapDisplay: a helper class to control the display of a set of layers;</li>
63  <li>etc.</li>
64  </ul>
65 
66  The main classes/concepts in this module are listed here. The namespace associated to the Map Tools module is te::map.
67  To know more about it, see the te::map namespace documentation.
68 */
69 
70 namespace te
71 {
72  /*!
73  \brief Namespace for the Map Tools module of TerraLib.
74  */
75  namespace map
76  {
77  } // end namespace map
78 } // end namespace te
79 
80 #endif // __TERRALIB_INTERNAL_MAPTOOLS_H
81 
A visitor that converts a OGC Filter Expression to TerraLib Expression.
This is the base class for Layers.
An abstract factory for layer renderers.
This is a singleton for managing all mark renderers instances available in the system.
A layer with reference to a dataset.
It renders the objects associated to a query layer.
The map display controls how a set of layers are displayed.
TerraLib.
A layer resulting from a query.
Utility functions for MapTools module.
An abstract class for conversion of Symbology Enconding Mark elements to an image pattern...
It defines the concept of a map display responsible for controlling how a set of layers are displayed...
A layer that can be used as a container for other kind of layers.
This is the base class for renderers.