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core: convert taxonomy.c to C++
Since the taxonomy is now a real C++ struct with constructor and destructor, dive_site has to be converted to C++ as well. A bit hairy for now, but will ultimately be distinctly simpler. Signed-off-by: Berthold Stoeger <bstoeger@mail.tuwien.ac.at>
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@ -84,14 +84,14 @@ taxonomy_data reverseGeoLookup(degrees_t latitude, degrees_t longitude)
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QString url;
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QJsonObject obj;
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taxonomy_data taxonomy = { 0, 0 };
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taxonomy_data taxonomy;
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// check the oceans API to figure out the body of water
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url = geonamesOceanURL.arg(getUiLanguage().section(QRegularExpression("[-_ ]"), 0, 0)).arg(latitude.udeg / 1000000.0).arg(longitude.udeg / 1000000.0);
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obj = doAsyncRESTGetRequest(url, 5000); // 5 secs. timeout
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QVariantMap oceanName = obj.value("ocean").toVariant().toMap();
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if (oceanName["name"].isValid())
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taxonomy_set_category(&taxonomy, TC_OCEAN, qPrintable(oceanName["name"].toString()), taxonomy_origin::GEOCODED);
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taxonomy_set_category(taxonomy, TC_OCEAN, oceanName["name"].toString().toStdString(), taxonomy_origin::GEOCODED);
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// check the findNearbyPlaces API from geonames - that should give us country, state, city
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url = geonamesNearbyPlaceNameURL.arg(getUiLanguage().section(QRegularExpression("[-_ ]"), 0, 0)).arg(latitude.udeg / 1000000.0).arg(longitude.udeg / 1000000.0);
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@ -110,16 +110,16 @@ taxonomy_data reverseGeoLookup(degrees_t latitude, degrees_t longitude)
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for (int idx = TC_COUNTRY; idx < TC_NR_CATEGORIES; idx++) {
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if (firstData[taxonomy_api_names[idx]].isValid()) {
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QString value = firstData[taxonomy_api_names[idx]].toString();
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taxonomy_set_category(&taxonomy, (taxonomy_category)idx, qPrintable(value), taxonomy_origin::GEOCODED);
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taxonomy_set_category(taxonomy, (taxonomy_category)idx, value.toStdString(), taxonomy_origin::GEOCODED);
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}
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}
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const char *l3 = taxonomy_get_value(&taxonomy, TC_ADMIN_L3);
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const char *lt = taxonomy_get_value(&taxonomy, TC_LOCALNAME);
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if (empty_string(l3) && !empty_string(lt)) {
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std::string l3 = taxonomy_get_value(taxonomy, TC_ADMIN_L3);
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std::string lt = taxonomy_get_value(taxonomy, TC_LOCALNAME);
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if (!l3.empty() && !lt.empty()) {
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// basically this means we did get a local name (what we call town), but just like most places
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// we didn't get an adminName_3 - which in some regions is the actual city that town belongs to,
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// then we copy the town into the city
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taxonomy_set_category(&taxonomy, TC_ADMIN_L3, lt, taxonomy_origin::GEOCOPIED);
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taxonomy_set_category(taxonomy, TC_ADMIN_L3, lt, taxonomy_origin::GEOCOPIED);
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}
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} else {
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report_error("geonames.org did not provide reverse lookup information");
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