luciad

The LuciadCPillar API. More...

Modules
	animations
	Animations API.
	cameras
	Camera API.
	cartesian
	Basic constructs of Cartesian geometry.
	concurrent
	Utility classes for handling concurrent access.
	containers
	Basic container utilities.
	controllers
	Provides interaction with the data presented on a Map.
	create
	Supports interactive creation of Features on the Map.
	datamodels
	This package provides an API to describe domain objects in a unified way.
	drawing
	Drawing-related concepts like Icons, Color, Image, ...
	edit
	Supports interactive editing of Features on the Map.
	expressions
	Support for creating expressions over an abstract object model.
	formats
	Support for accessing data in various formats.
	geodesy
	Coordinate references and geodesy calculations.
	geometries
	Everything related to representing geometries.
	grids
	Functionality related to grids.
	input
	Everything that is used as input to interact with the map.
	layers
	Support for rendering of data on a Map.
	loaders
	Base classes related to loading data for network resources.
	maps
	Supports display of data on screen using a map with layers.
	models
	Models provide content to be displayed in a Map.
	net
	Programming interface for network operations.
	rasters
	Classes for modeling raster data.
	symbology
	Support for various symbology standards.
	text
	Text related functionality.
	utils
	General utility classes.

Classes
class	luciad::Environment
	Container of global state in this library. More...
class	luciad::ErrorInfo
	This class exposes details for a failed method call. More...
class	luciad::Exception
	Represents errors that occur during application execution. More...
class	luciad::ILoggingBackend
	Backend for the logging in this library. More...
class	luciad::InvalidArgumentException
	The exception that is thrown when one of the arguments provided to a method is not valid. More...
class	luciad::IOException
	The exception that is thrown when encountering an exception while reading a resource. More...
class	luciad::LicenseException
	The exception that is thrown when the CPillar license is not valid. More...
class	luciad::LogicException
	The exception that represents an error in the program logic. More...
class	luciad::NotImplementedException
	The exception that is thrown when a requested method or operation is not implemented. More...
class	luciad::NullArgumentException
	The exception that is thrown when nullptr is passed to a method that does not accept it as a valid argument. More...
class	luciad::ParseException
	The exception that is thrown when an unexpected token/grammatical error is encountered during the parsing of a text file. More...
class	luciad::RuntimeException
	The generic exception that is thrown during the normal operation. More...

Enumerations
enum class	luciad::ErrorCode {   luciad::ErrorCode::Unsupported = 1 , luciad::ErrorCode::FileNotFound , luciad::ErrorCode::RuntimeError , luciad::ErrorCode::InvalidParameter ,   luciad::ErrorCode::Canceled }
	luciad/ErrorInfo.h More...
enum class	luciad::LogLevel {   luciad::LogLevel::Error , luciad::LogLevel::Warning , luciad::LogLevel::Info , luciad::LogLevel::Debug ,   luciad::LogLevel::Trace }
	Various levels for logging messages. More...

Detailed Description

The LuciadCPillar API.

The header files are distributed over a directory structure based on functional area. We use the module structure to show this distribution.

Make sure to initialize an Environment before using the CPillar functionality. You can find more within the tutorial on making your first map application.

Enumeration Type Documentation

ErrorCode

enum class luciad::ErrorCode

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luciad/ErrorInfo.h

Enumerator
Unsupported	Unsupported.
FileNotFound	When a file cannot be found.
RuntimeError	Runtime error condition.
InvalidParameter	Invalid argument.
Canceled	Operation is canceled.

LogLevel

enum class luciad::LogLevel

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Various levels for logging messages.

luciad/ILoggingBackend.h

Enumerator
Error	Indicates a problem from which no recovery is possible.
Warning	Indicates a problem from which we can recover. Recovery could be to give up whatever we attempted.
Info	Indicates information of general interest.
Debug	Indicates information of use for figuring out a problem.
Trace	Indicates extremely detailed information that is probably only useful to the maintainer of the code.