/**
 * routePath.hxx - convert a route to straight line segments, for graphical
 * output or display.
 */
 
// Written by James Turner, started 2010.
//
// Copyright (C) 2010  Curtis L. Olson
//
// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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#ifndef FG_ROUTE_PATH_HXX
#define FG_ROUTE_PATH_HXX

#include <Navaids/route.hxx>

namespace flightgear
{
  class Hold;
  class FlightPlan;
}

typedef std::vector<SGGeod> SGGeodVec;

class RoutePath
{
public:
  RoutePath(const flightgear::WayptVec& wpts);
  RoutePath(const flightgear::FlightPlan* fp);
  
  SGGeodVec pathForIndex(int index) const;
  
  SGGeod positionForIndex(int index) const;
  
private:
  void commonInit();
  
  class PathCtx;
  
  SGGeodVec pathForHold(flightgear::Hold* hold) const;
  
  bool computedPositionForIndex(int index, SGGeod& pos) const;
  double computeAltitudeForIndex(int index) const;
  double computeTrackForIndex(int index) const;
  
  void interpolateGreatCircle(const SGGeod& aFrom, const SGGeod& aTo, SGGeodVec& r) const;
  
  /**
   * Find the distance (in Nm) to climb/descend a height in feet
   */
  double distanceForClimb(double climbFt) const;
  
  double magVarFor(const SGGeod& gd) const; 
  
  flightgear::WayptVec _waypts;

  int _pathClimbFPM; ///< climb-rate to use for pathing
  int _pathDescentFPM; ///< descent rate to use (feet-per-minute)
  int _pathIAS; ///< IAS (knots) to use for pathing
  double _pathTurnRate; ///< degrees-per-second, defaults to 3, i.e 180 in a minute
};

#endif
