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use std::rc::Rc;
use crate::{
Apply, CommandError, File, Selection, State, Track, TrackSegment, Waypoints, copy_file,
copy_segment, copy_track, copy_waypoint,
Apply, CommandError, File, Route, SegmentIndex, Selection, State, Track, TrackSegment,
Waypoints, copy_file, copy_route, copy_segment, copy_track, copy_waypoint,
};
use super::route::find_target;
@@ -13,24 +13,27 @@ use super::route::find_target;
pub enum SplitType {
/// The file becomes two files, which both have the waypoints (copies, in the second one).
Files,
/// The route becomes two routes.
Routes,
/// The track becomes two tracks.
Tracks,
/// The segment becomes two segments.
/// The segment of a track becomes two segments.
Segments,
}
/// Cuts the file, the track or the segment of the trackpoint `at` of the selection (see
/// Cuts the file, the route, the track or the segment of the trackpoint `at` of the selection (see
/// `RoutingBuffer`) in two, there: the trackpoint is the last one of the first part and the first
/// one of the second part.
/// one of the second part. Cutting a route needs the trackpoint to be in a route, and cutting a
/// track or a segment needs it to be in a track: there is nothing to do otherwise.
///
/// The first part keeps the ids of what is cut, the second one has new ids, as the elements that
/// come after the trackpoint (the following segments of the track, the following tracks of the
/// file), which are moved to it. When the file is cut, the new file comes right after it. The
/// selection does not change.
/// come after the trackpoint (the following segments of the track, the following routes and
/// tracks of the file, the routes coming before the tracks), which are moved to it. When the file
/// is cut, the new file comes right after it. The selection does not change.
///
/// With `keep_originals`, a file that is cut (`SplitType::Files`) is left as it is: its two parts
/// are two new files, with new ids, which come right after it and are selected. Cutting a track
/// or a segment changes the file in place anyway, so the flag has no effect on them.
/// are two new files, with new ids, which come right after it and are selected. Cutting a route, a
/// track or a segment changes the file in place anyway, so the flag has no effect on them.
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct Split {
pub at: u32,
@@ -43,104 +46,115 @@ impl Apply for Split {
let at = self.at as usize;
let target = find_target(state, at, at)?.ok_or(CommandError::NothingToDo)?;
let location = target.location;
let (file_id, trk, seg, index) =
(location.file_id, location.trk, location.seg, target.start);
let (file_id, index) = (location.file_id, target.start);
let in_route = matches!(location.index, SegmentIndex::Route(_));
let fits = match self.split_type {
SplitType::Files => true,
SplitType::Routes => in_route,
SplitType::Tracks | SplitType::Segments => !in_route,
};
if !fits {
return Err(CommandError::NothingToDo);
}
let mut file = (*state.files[&file_id]).clone();
if index >= file.trk[trk].trkseg[seg].len() {
if index >= file.segment(location.index).len() {
return Err(CommandError::InvalidData(
"trackpoint out of the segment".into(),
));
}
let track = file.trk[trk].clone();
let segment = &track.trkseg[seg];
let (first, second) = (keep_up_to(segment, index), keep_from(segment, index));
// the track is cut: what is before the segment, and its first part, then the second part
// and what is after it
let split_track = || {
let mut first_track = track.clone();
first_track.trkseg.truncate(seg);
first_track.trkseg.push(first.clone());
let mut second_track = Track {
id: Default::default(),
trkseg: vec![second.clone()],
..track.clone()
};
second_track
.trkseg
.extend(track.trkseg[seg + 1..].iter().map(copy_segment));
(first_track, second_track)
// with `SplitType::Files`, what goes to the second file: what comes after the trackpoint
let mut second_file = File {
id: Default::default(),
rte: vec![],
trk: vec![],
wpt: Waypoints::default(),
..file.clone()
};
match self.split_type {
SplitType::Segments => {
file.trk[trk].trkseg.splice(seg..=seg, [first, second]);
}
SplitType::Tracks => {
let (first_track, second_track) = split_track();
file.trk.splice(trk..=trk, [first_track, second_track]);
}
SplitType::Files if self.keep_originals => {
let (first_track, second_track) = split_track();
// the parts are new files: nothing is shared by id with the file, nor between them
let first_file = copy_file(&File {
trk: file.trk[..trk]
.iter()
.cloned()
.chain([first_track])
.collect(),
..file.clone()
});
let mut second_file = File {
match location.index {
SegmentIndex::Route(rte) => {
let route = file.rte[rte].clone();
let first = Route {
seg: keep_up_to(&route.seg, index),
..route.clone()
};
let second = Route {
id: Default::default(),
trk: vec![second_track],
wpt: Waypoints::default(),
..file.clone()
seg: keep_from(&route.seg, index),
..route.clone()
};
second_file
.trk
.extend(file.trk[trk + 1..].iter().map(copy_track));
second_file
.wpt
.insert_at(0, file.wpt.iter().map(copy_waypoint).collect());
let ids = [first_file.id, second_file.id];
let position = state.order.0.iter().position(|id| *id == file_id);
let at = position.map_or(state.order.0.len(), |p| p + 1);
state.order.0.splice(at..at, ids);
state.files.insert(first_file.id, Rc::new(first_file));
state.files.insert(second_file.id, Rc::new(second_file));
*state.selection = Selection::File {
file_ids: ids.into(),
};
return Ok(());
if self.split_type == SplitType::Routes {
file.rte.splice(rte..=rte, [first, second]);
state.files.insert(file_id, Rc::new(file));
return Ok(());
}
// the following routes, and the tracks, which come after the routes
second_file.rte = [second]
.into_iter()
.chain(file.rte[rte + 1..].iter().map(copy_route))
.collect();
second_file.trk = file.trk.iter().map(copy_track).collect();
file.rte.truncate(rte);
file.rte.push(first);
file.trk.clear();
}
SplitType::Files => {
let (first_track, second_track) = split_track();
let mut second_file = File {
SegmentIndex::Track { trk, seg } => {
let track = file.trk[trk].clone();
let segment = &track.trkseg[seg];
let (first, second) = (keep_up_to(segment, index), keep_from(segment, index));
if self.split_type == SplitType::Segments {
file.trk[trk].trkseg.splice(seg..=seg, [first, second]);
state.files.insert(file_id, Rc::new(file));
return Ok(());
}
// the track is cut: what is before the segment, and its first part, then the
// second part and what is after it
let mut first_track = track.clone();
first_track.trkseg.truncate(seg);
first_track.trkseg.push(first);
let mut second_track = Track {
id: Default::default(),
trk: vec![second_track],
wpt: Waypoints::default(),
..file.clone()
trkseg: vec![second],
..track.clone()
};
second_file
.trk
.extend(file.trk[trk + 1..].iter().map(copy_track));
second_file
.wpt
.insert_at(0, file.wpt.iter().map(copy_waypoint).collect());
second_track
.trkseg
.extend(track.trkseg[seg + 1..].iter().map(copy_segment));
if self.split_type == SplitType::Tracks {
file.trk.splice(trk..=trk, [first_track, second_track]);
state.files.insert(file_id, Rc::new(file));
return Ok(());
}
second_file.trk = [second_track]
.into_iter()
.chain(file.trk[trk + 1..].iter().map(copy_track))
.collect();
file.trk.truncate(trk);
file.trk.push(first_track);
let position = state.order.0.iter().position(|id| *id == file_id);
state.order.0.insert(
position.map_or(state.order.0.len(), |p| p + 1),
second_file.id,
);
state.files.insert(second_file.id, Rc::new(second_file));
}
}
state.files.insert(file_id, Rc::new(file));
// the file is cut: both parts have the waypoints
second_file
.wpt
.insert_at(0, file.wpt.iter().map(copy_waypoint).collect());
let position = state.order.0.iter().position(|id| *id == file_id);
let at = position.map_or(state.order.0.len(), |p| p + 1);
if self.keep_originals {
// the parts are new files: nothing is shared by id with the file, nor between them
let first_file = copy_file(&file);
let ids = [first_file.id, second_file.id];
state.order.0.splice(at..at, ids);
state.files.insert(first_file.id, Rc::new(first_file));
state.files.insert(second_file.id, Rc::new(second_file));
*state.selection = Selection::File {
file_ids: ids.into(),
};
} else {
state.order.0.insert(at, second_file.id);
state.files.insert(second_file.id, Rc::new(second_file));
state.files.insert(file_id, Rc::new(file));
}
Ok(())
}
}