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Validation::is_valid #1279
Validation::is_valid #1279
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#[cfg(debug_assertions)] | ||
if right_position != current_position { | ||
use crate::algorithm::Validation; | ||
if geometry_graph.geometry().is_valid() { |
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This should address #1268
right_position != current_position
should not happen normally, and this debug_assertion was originally intended to find bugs in geo code. However, it's also been shown to happen when given invalid geometry input.
We can now distinguish between a hypothetical bug in geo code from a bug in the caller's code, and just log in that latter case.
@mthh - since this is largely based on your implementation, and you've done some work with validation, would you mind reviewing this? |
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Exciting! Can't wait for this to land
Definitely not done reviewing, just did a first pass and added a few comments
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Another pass
/// The closure `handle_validation_error` is called for each validation error. | ||
fn visit_validation<T>( | ||
&self, | ||
handle_validation_error: Box<dyn FnMut(Self::Error) -> Result<(), T> + '_>, |
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Presumably something like this wasn't possible?
handle_validation_error: FnMut(Self::Error) -> Result<(), T>,
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Because of the potentially infinite recursion of GeometryCollection
, we cannot use a true generic impl FnMut
- it must be boxed.
Is that what you were asking about?
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Here's the error message when you switch to: handle_validation_error: impl FnMut(Self::Error) -> Result<(), T>,
error: reached the recursion limit while instantiating `validation::geometry_collection::<impl Validation for geo::GeometryCollection>::visit_validation::<geo::validation::InvalidGeometry, Box<{closure@validation::geometry::<impl Validation for geo::Geometry>::visit_validation<..., ...>::{closure#7}}>>`
--> /Users/mkirk/src/georust/geo/geo/src/algorithm/validation/geometry.rs:91:48
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91 | Geometry::GeometryCollection(g) => g.visit_validation(Box::new(|err| {
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92 | | handle_validation_error(InvalidGeometry::InvalidGeometryCollection(err))
93 | | }))?,
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note: `validation::geometry_collection::<impl Validation for geo::GeometryCollection<F>>::visit_validation` defined here
--> /Users/mkirk/src/georust/geo/geo/src/algorithm/validation/geometry_collection.rs:28:5
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28 | / fn visit_validation<T>(
29 | | &self,
30 | | mut handle_validation_error: impl FnMut(Self::Error) -> Result<(), T>,
31 | | ) -> Result<(), T> {
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= note: the full type name has been written to '/Users/mkirk/src/georust/geo/target/debug/deps/jts_test_runner-201a42bc420bd6fb.long-type.txt'
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I was thinking something like handle_validation_error: impl FnMut(Box<Self::Error>) -> Result<(), T>,
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I don't think that addresses the potentially infinite recursion of the closure - without boxing the closure, the compiler must build a type which can store the state of a closure which validates a GeometryCollection
inside a GeometryCollection
inside a GeometryCollection
inside a...
I confess I'm not that confident in my analysis, but I did have a go at your suggestion here, but ultimately hit the same compiler error:
Reached the recursion limit while instantiating
validation::geometry_collection::<impl Validation for geo::GeometryCollection>::visit_validation::<geo::validation::InvalidGeometry, {closure@validation::geometry::<impl Validation for geo::Geometry>::visit_validation<geo::validation::InvalidGeometry, ...>::{closure#7}}>
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I replied with one more comment but this looks good to me! Thanks for putting the effort into making this happen
/// The closure `handle_validation_error` is called for each validation error. | ||
fn visit_validation<T>( | ||
&self, | ||
handle_validation_error: Box<dyn FnMut(Self::Error) -> Result<(), T> + '_>, |
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I was thinking something like handle_validation_error: impl FnMut(Box<Self::Error>) -> Result<(), T>,
Thanks for the review @frewsxcv! I'll give it another day before merging in case anyone else wants to look. |
@michaelkirk thank you for inviting me to review it, unfortunately I won't have the time to do so. |
See #1283 for details on the unrelated CI failure. |
325ec00e5a1207308eecfb1d8fb5456cd5d5d121 from https://github.com/michaelkirk/geo-validity-check
Note: some tests are failing
failed TestValid2.xml case "Test 740" with error: expected true, actual: false failed TestValid2.xml case "Test 749" with error: expected true, actual: false failed TestValid2.xml case "Test 752" with error: expected true, actual: false failed TestValid2.xml case "Test 753" with error: expected true, actual: false failed TestValid2.xml case "Test 754" with error: expected true, actual: false Note: this commit is empty, just a commit message.
We follow JTS/GEOS convention here.
Previously the `is_valid` vs `explain_invalidity` methods were mostly a cut/paste job. `explain_invalidity` gathered all the errors, while `is_valid` short-circuited to return early as soon as it new a geometry was invalid. Now both methods share a code path, in the new `visit_validation` method. And there's another new method: `check_validation` which, because it returns a result can be used nicely in error handling: ``` polygon.check_validation()?; ``` This also leverages generics (associated types) to return specific error cases per geometry, which replaces some runtime `unreachable` checks with compile time type checks.
Co-authored-by: Corey Farwell <coreyf@rwell.org>
Co-authored-by: Corey Farwell <coreyf@rwell.org>
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if knowledge of this change could be valuable to users.Fixes #123, #127, #1268
Much of the original code and test cases are courtesy of https://github.com/mthh/geo-validity-check (thanks @mthh!).
I also enabled the JTS IsValid test cases from our existing JTS test suite.
My approach:
First, I just copy/pasted the existing implementation from https://github.com/mthh/geo-validity-check in: 92d8bfc
And then wired it into our crate: 5dd1909
Most significantly, I did a lot of refactoring in pursuit of deduplicating code in b89e715, so any bugs are my own.
Note to merger: please don't squash these commits, they're somewhat meaningful.