PyGKPedestrians.GKPedestrianExitCentroid¶

class GKPedestrianExitCentroid¶

Centroid where pedestrians exit the network

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def focalPointAtCenter()
def getAnchorPoint()
def getFocalGeometryType()
def getFocalPoint()
def getFocalPointDragState()
def getFocalSegment()
def getFocalSegmentFromIndex()
def getFocalSegmentToIndex()
def isAutoFocal()
def setAnchorPoint()
def setFocalPoint()
def setFocalPointDragState()
def setFocalSegment()

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__init__()¶

focalPointAtCenter()¶

Calculates the focal point as the mathematical center of the polygon. If the polygon is non convex, the center will be computed calculating the triangulation of the polygon and using the nearest triangle center to the mathematical center. This will ensure that the point is inside the polygon

getAnchorPoint()¶

Return type:: GKPoint

getFocalGeometryType()¶

Return type:: FocalGeometryType

getFocalPoint()¶

Return type:: GKPoint

getFocalPointDragState()¶

Return type:: bool

Returns true if the focal point is being dragged

getFocalSegment()¶

Return type:: GKSegment

getFocalSegmentFromIndex()¶

Return type:: int

Returns the focal segment from index. -1 if it has a focal point

getFocalSegmentToIndex()¶

Return type:: int

Returns the focal segment to index. -1 if it has a focal point

isAutoFocal()¶

Return type:: bool

Returns true if the focal point is auto-calculated

setAnchorPoint(_anchor)¶

Parameters:: _anchor – GKPoint

setFocalPoint(focalPoint)¶

Parameters:: focalPoint – GKPoint

setFocalPointDragState(_state)¶

Parameters:: _state – bool

Sets the drag state of the focal point

setFocalSegment(_indexFrom, _indexTo)¶

Parameters:

_indexFrom – int
_indexTo – int