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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0
// Copyright (C) 2014, PCA Peugeot Citro�n, XS Embedded GmbH, TomTom International B.V., Continental Automotive GmbH, BMW Car IT GmbH, Alpine Electronics R&D Europe GmbH, AISIN AW CO., LTD., Neusoft Technology Solutions GmbH, Jaguar Land Rover Limited, Visteon Corporation, Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the
// Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with
// this file, you can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
package org.genivi.navigation.navigationcore
import org.genivi.CommonTypes.* from "../../CommonTypes.fidl"
import org.genivi.navigation.NavigationTypes.* from "../NavigationTypes.fidl"
typeCollection NavigationCoreTypes {
version {
major 4
minor 0
}
enumeration TimeStampedEnum extends BasicEnum {
TIMESTAMP = 16
}
enumeration GeoLocalizedEnum extends TimeStampedEnum {
LATITUDE = 160 //value of type Double, that expresses the latitude in format %3.6f. Range[-90:+90]. Example: 48.70901
LONGITUDE = 161 //value of type Double, that expresses the longitude in format %3.6f. Range[-180:+180]. Example: 9.167898
ALTITUDE = 162 //value of type Int32, that expresses the altitude in meters
}
enumeration RoadShieldAffixType {
NONE = 700
NORTH = 701
EAST = 702
SOUTH = 703
WEST = 704
ALTERNATE = 705
BYPASS = 706
BUSINESS_LOOP = 707
BUSINESS_ROUTE = 708
BUSINESS_SPUR = 709
EXTENDED = 710
COLLECTOR = 711
EXPRESS = 712
}
<**
@description : This struct describes information about the 'affix', which is a small sign which may be attached to
the main road sign. Usually this will be something like 'northbound'. In most cases the affixContent is just
a textual representation of the type, and can be ignored, but it could be used to build a string representation
of the road sign, if desired.
**>
struct RoadShieldAffix {
<** @description : Type of the affix. **>
RoadShieldAffixType affixType
<** @description : The textual representation of the affix type. **>
String affixContent
}
<**
@description : A road shield is the way in which a road number is graphically represented on road signs. For
example, A-roads in the Netherlands are displayed in white lettering on a red background, while E-roads
are shown as white letters on a green background.
**>
struct RoadShield {
<** @description : The text of a road number as displayed on a road shield. For example, for a motorway in Germany
with the numbers "A40" and "E34", the values are "40" and "E34". This shows that the 'A' is not shown on
the shield, but the 'E' is shown. **>
String roadNumber
<** @description : A road shield can have zero or more affixes. **>
RoadShieldAffix[] affixes
<** @description : For every road shield a number of icons may be available. There may be icons for high and low
density screens, and/or icons with different widths for different text lengths. Such a collection of icons
is called an icon set. Opaque data referring to an icon set for the RoadShield. An empty string indicates
that no icon set is available. **>
String iconSetId
}
}
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