2.0.0b10
catchment modelling framework
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A simple quad tree to check if the boundaries of geometries overlap or not
Public Member Functions | |
__init__ (self, area, divisions=50) | |
__call__ (self, bounds) | |
append (self, obj, bounds) | |
extend (self, objects_with_boundaries) | |
iterbounds (self, bounds) | |
__init__ | ( | self, | |
area, | |||
divisions = 50 ) |
:param area: The total area of the study area in m2 :param divisions: The number of divisions of the area, default is 20
__call__ | ( | self, | |
bounds ) |
Get all objects in the given boundaries :param bounds: The boundary rectangle of the tree. A 4 item sequence (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax) :return:
append | ( | self, | |
obj, | |||
bounds ) |
Appends an object to the qtree using the given bounds. :param obj: An object to append to the tree, must be hashable :param bounds: The boundary rectangle of the object. A 4 item sequence (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax)
extend | ( | self, | |
objects_with_boundaries ) |
Extends the Quadtree with objects :param objects_with_boundaries: an iterable of (object, bounds) tuples :return:
iterbounds | ( | self, | |
bounds ) |
Iterates through all positions in the boundaries :param bounds: The boundary rectangle. A 4 item sequence (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax) :return: (i,j) position tuple