Returns true, if the tag value of the given is one of the given values. More...

#include <Tag.h>

Inheritance diagram for osmscout::TagIsInCondition:

Public Member Functions
void	AddTagValue (const std::string &tagValue)

void	CollectTagKeys (std::vector< TagId > &keys, bool &guaranteed) const override
	Collects the tag keys that act as primary discriminators for this condition.

void	CollectTagValues (std::vector< TagValue > &values, bool &exhaustive) const override
	Collects the (tag,value) pairs this condition can match for.

bool	Evaluate (const TagMap &tagMap) const override

	TagIsInCondition (TagId tag)

Public Member Functions inherited from osmscout::TagCondition
virtual	~TagCondition ()=default

Detailed Description

Returns true, if the tag value of the given is one of the given values.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ TagIsInCondition()

osmscout::TagIsInCondition::TagIsInCondition ( TagId tag )

explicit

Member Function Documentation

◆ AddTagValue()

void osmscout::TagIsInCondition::AddTagValue ( const std::string & tagValue )

◆ CollectTagKeys()

void osmscout::TagIsInCondition::CollectTagKeys	(	std::vector< TagId > &	keys,
		bool &	guaranteed
	)		const

inlineoverridevirtual

Collects the tag keys that act as primary discriminators for this condition.

If 'guaranteed' is true, at least one of the returned keys is guaranteed to be present in the tag map whenever this condition evaluates to true, i.e. the condition can only match objects that carry one of these keys. If 'guaranteed' is false, the condition may evaluate to true even if none of the returned keys is present (e.g. conditions containing negation) and the caller has to always evaluate the condition.

Implements osmscout::TagCondition.

◆ CollectTagValues()

void osmscout::TagIsInCondition::CollectTagValues	(	std::vector< TagValue > &	values,
		bool &	exhaustive
	)		const

overridevirtual

Collects the (tag,value) pairs this condition can match for.

If 'exhaustive' is true, the condition cannot evaluate to true unless the tag map carries at least one of the returned (tag,value) pairs, i.e. the returned pairs are a conservative superset of the values that can make it match. If 'exhaustive' is false, the condition may match for a value that is not listed (e.g. an existence, ordering or negated condition) and has to be evaluated for every object that carries one of its keys.

The default reports no pairs and is not exhaustive, which is always safe.

Reimplemented from osmscout::TagCondition.

◆ Evaluate()

bool osmscout::TagIsInCondition::Evaluate ( const TagMap & tagMap ) const