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3 * Written by Durk Talsma. Started May 5, 2004
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20 **************************************************************************/
22 /**************************************************************************
23 * This file contains the class definitions for a (Top Level) traffic
24 * manager for FlightGear.
26 * This is traffic manager version II. The major difference from version
27 * I is that the Flight Schedules are decoupled from the AIAircraft
28 * entities. This allows for a much greater flexibility in setting up
29 * Irregular schedules. Traffic Manager II also makes no longer use of .xml
30 * based configuration files.
32 * Here is a step plan to achieve the goal of creating Traffic Manager II
34 * 1) Read aircraft data from a simple text file, like the one provided by
36 * 2) Create a new database structure of SchedFlights. This new database
37 * should not be part of the Schedule class, but of TrafficManager itself
38 * 3) Each aircraft should have a list of possible Flights it can operate
39 * (i.e. airline and AC type match).
40 * 4) Aircraft processing proceeds as current. During initialization, we seek
41 * the most urgent flight that needs to be operated
42 * 5) Modify the getNextLeg function so that the next flight is loaded smoothly.
44 **************************************************************************/
46 #ifndef _TRAFFICMGR_HXX_
47 #define _TRAFFICMGR_HXX_
49 #include <simgear/structure/subsystem_mgr.hxx>
50 #include <simgear/props/propertyObject.hxx>
51 #include <simgear/xml/easyxml.hxx>
52 #include <simgear/misc/sg_path.hxx>
54 #include "SchedFlight.hxx"
55 #include "Schedule.hxx"
58 typedef std::vector<int> IdList;
59 typedef std::vector<int>::iterator IdListIterator;
64 std::string registration;
65 unsigned int runCount;
69 typedef std::vector<Heuristic> heuristicsVector;
70 typedef std::vector<Heuristic>::iterator heuristicsVectorIterator;
72 typedef std::map < std::string, Heuristic> HeuristicMap;
73 typedef HeuristicMap::iterator HeuristicMapIterator;
78 class FGTrafficManager : public SGSubsystem, public XMLVisitor
83 ScheduleVector scheduledAircraft;
84 ScheduleVectorIterator currAircraft, currAircraftClosest;
85 vector<string> elementValueStack;
87 std::string mdl, livery, registration, callsign, fltrules,
88 port, timeString, departurePort, departureTime, arrivalPort, arrivalTime,
89 repeat, acType, airline, m_class, flighttype, requiredAircraft, homePort;
91 int score, runCount, acCounter;
92 double radius, offset;
97 FGScheduledFlightMap flights;
99 void readTimeTableFromFile(SGPath infilename);
100 void Tokenize(const string& str, vector<string>& tokens, const string& delimiters = " ");
102 simgear::PropertyObject<bool> enabled, aiEnabled, metarValid;
107 void update(double time);
108 void release(int ref);
109 bool isReleased(int id);
111 FGScheduledFlightVecIterator getFirstFlight(const string &ref) { return flights[ref].begin(); }
112 FGScheduledFlightVecIterator getLastFlight(const string &ref) { return flights[ref].end(); }
114 // Some overloaded virtual XMLVisitor members
115 virtual void startXML ();
116 virtual void endXML ();
117 virtual void startElement (const char * name, const XMLAttributes &atts);
118 virtual void endElement (const char * name);
119 virtual void data (const char * s, int len);
120 virtual void pi (const char * target, const char * data);
121 virtual void warning (const char * message, int line, int column);
122 virtual void error (const char * message, int line, int column);