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fix(data): GML says when curve segments are read as their control points (#1700) - #1712
A gml:Curve is read by taking every position under it, so a segment the reader doesn't interpolate (Arc, Circle, BSpline, …) was kept as a polyline through its control points, with no notice. Each feature type now says so:
{layer}: N feature(s) had curve segments approximated by their control points (Arc, Circle)
The issue accepts interpolation or a notice; this takes the notice.
Every element under gml:segments other than LineStringSegment counts. One feature counts once, however many segments it has.
This branch alone, before its rebase onto 8988b0f (which brought in feat(data): read CityGML 1.0 and 2.0 city models (#1536) #1616's changes to the same file): cargo test -p rustgis-data (918 passed, 0 failed, 11 ignored) and cargo clippy -p rustgis-data --all-targets -- -D warnings.
New test, both ways: approximated_curve_segments_are_said_on_their_own_feature_type. It also covers a feature type with none, and the too-few-coordinates cases.
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GML import reports when curve segments are read as control points, and when arc or circle centers are read as vertices.
Reports are grouped by feature type and include the number of affected features and up to three segment types.
Only successfully read features with qualifying curves are counted. Curves in rings are counted when their boundary is retained, and multi-curve parts are counted when they contain at least two coordinates.
Feature types without qualifying curves are omitted from the report.
…nts (opengeos#1700)
A curve segment the reader doesn't interpolate (an Arc, a Circle, a BSpline...) is kept as a polyline through its control points. Each feature type now says how many of its features had that done, and which kinds of segment.
The GML reader now tracks non-LineStringSegment curves read as control points and separately tracks curves represented by center points. It reports affected feature counts and segment names, excluding unreadable features and discarded geometry.
Changes: GML curve approximation reporting
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Detect and track approximated curves crates/data/src/gml.rs
The reader tracks non-LineStringSegment curves in successfully read geometry. It excludes discarded multi-curve parts and curves in unretained rings.
Report and test approximated curves crates/data/src/gml.rs
Layer notices report approximated curves and center-point curves separately, with counts by feature type. Tests cover segment names, line-string segments, unreadable curves, discarded parts, and retained or unretained rings.
opengeos/RustGIS#1563: Both PRs report GML geometry that does not produce retained geometry; this PR separately counts curve approximations.
opengeos/RustGIS#1686: Both PRs use geometry-retention outcomes when accounting for GML curves and rings.
opengeos/RustGIS#1612: Both PRs use retained-ring decisions when reporting GML geometry outcomes.
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Notices may not identify the exact segment kinds present. The impact is limited to reporting, so the change is mergeable with awareness of these limitations.
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Issue #1700 asks for a per-layer count and names of unsupported curve segment kinds. The change reports affected features and tests an Arc notice and no notice for LineStringSegment-only features.…
Report every unsupported segment kind found in the affected features, or change the notice so it otherwise identifies all kinds. Add a test with more than three distinct unsupported segment kinds.
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The title clearly identifies the change: GML now reports when curve segments are represented by their control points.
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The curve detection, per-feature-type notices, center-point notice, kept-ring and multi-curve accounting, and related tests support issue #1700. No unrelated changes are identified.
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Issue #1700 asks for a per-layer count and names of unsupported curve segment kinds. The change reports affected features and tests an Arc notice and no notice for LineStringSegment-only features. It also limits the notice to three distinct names; the change summary confirms that additional kinds are omitted. This does not meet the naming requirement for features that contain more than three kinds.
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Report every unsupported segment kind found in the affected features, or change the notice so it otherwise identifies all kinds. Add a test with more than three distinct unsupported segment kinds.
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A rabbit reads each curve with care, It counts the shapes that segments share. Center points get their own report, Lost rings and parts fall short. The layer notes name what it sees, Then hops away through GML trees.
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Bug (confidence: medium-high): a curve inside a surface ring is counted as approximated even when ring() then drops that ring.
For a non-multi geometry (Surface, MultiSurface, PolygonPatch), the filter is(c, "Curve") has no coordinate check. polygon() keeps a ring only if ring() accepts it, which needs at least 4 positions once closed. A ring with a curve of only 2 distinct positions is dropped and counted in lost. Its Arc is still counted here, so the notice says a segment was approximated when nothing from that ring reached the geometry. The lost notice then says the same ring was left out.
The PR description says a ring "keeps the coordinates", and the doc comment says "under the curves a geometry keeps". Both are false for dropped rings.
Suggested fix: give the ring case the same check as the multi-curve case. Count only curves that ring() would keep, or say in the doc comment that a dropped ring's curves are counted too. Add a test with a Surface whose ring has one short Arc: expect the lost notice and no approximated notice.
A curve inside a surface ring is counted as "approximated" even when ring() drops that ring. The notice then claims segments were approximated for geometry that was actually left out, and the lost notice says the same thing again. The doc comment and the PR description ("the ring keeps the coordinates") are wrong for this case. Posted inline on crates/data/src/gml.rs:377. Confidence: medium-high.
Security
None found. The new code adds no unwrap, expect, indexing or unsafe, and it walks the tree with descendants(), which the XML node limit already bounds.
Performance
approximated runs one more pass over each geometry, and for each member of a multi-curve it calls coords again. This is linear per member and matches the existing parts_lost pattern. I don't expect a problem unless Curves nest inside Curves. Confidence: low. Not posted.
Quality (grouped nits, not posted inline, left for the release quality pass)
The .for_each with a side effect on kind.approximated_names could be a plain loop.
The doc comment at lines 369–371 is hard to read. It should say directly that only non-LineStringSegment segments count.
AGENTS.md
Compliant. The notice names the feature type, counts features once each, and is said through ReadReport::messages. Lossy and clean input are both tested (roads and rails). The multi-curve too-few-coordinates case is tested as a part lost, not as approximated.
Messages use format!, which matches the rest of this file. The catalogue and tl! rules are not applied in this reader, and the PR does not change that.
Checked and left alone: prior review threads were empty, so no earlier concerns were skipped.
I did not run the tests. I read the code and checked the ring path against ring() and polygon() by hand.
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Bug (confidence: medium-high): the boundary test doesn't follow the rules polygon() uses to keep rings, so curves in a ring that is dropped are still said as approximated. Two cases:
Patch or polygon with no kept exterior.polygon() returns None (outers.next()?), so the whole patch is dropped and counted as a part lost. Its interior rings are never read, but a kept interior ring with an Arc still passes coords(&b).and_then(ring) here, so the feature gets an "approximated" notice for an arc that never reached the geometry. Example: a MultiSurface with one PolygonPatch that has only an interior (containing a 4+ position Arc ring) plus a good polygon.
Extra exterior rings.polygon() keeps only the first exterior and counts the rest as lost (outers.count()), but this check accepts any exterior that forms a valid ring.
The prior thread on this line is about a dropped ring; this is the same class of false notice in cases it doesn't cover. Suggested fix: have one helper decide which boundaries polygon() keeps (the first exterior, then interiors, and only when an exterior was kept), and use it here, so both functions agree. Add a test for each case: the notice should be absent, and the "part/ring left out" notice present.
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Fixed in 95fe6ce: polygon and approximated now share kept_rings, so they can't disagree. curves_of_rings_are_said_only_when_the_ring_is_kept has both cases: an arc in a second exterior ring, and in the interior of a polygon with no exterior.
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Performance (confidence: high on the cost, medium on practical impact): for every Curve under a ring boundary, coords(&b, …) walks and parses the whole boundary again. A ring with k curves over N nodes costs O(k·N) float parses, and native XML_NODES is 25 000 000, so one hostile file can hang the read.
Cache the verdict per boundary node, so each boundary is parsed once. roxmltree::NodeId is already Hash (see parts_lost). Declare let mut verdict: std::collections::HashMap<roxmltree::NodeId, bool> = Default::default(); before kept, make kept a let mut closure, and change this arm to Some(b) => *verdict.entry(b.id()).or_insert_with(|| coords(&b, &scratch).and_then(ring).is_some()),. Add a test with one ring holding many curves, to pin the single-pass behaviour.
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Fixed in 95fe6ce: the rings are worked out once per geometry, and only for one with such a curve. No test pins the count, since that would need a counter in the reader.
Curves in a ring that polygon() drops are still counted as approximated, in two cases: a patch or polygon with no kept exterior (the whole patch is dropped, but its kept interior rings are still counted), and extra exterior rings past the first (dropped, but counted). The boundary test in approximated() doesn't mirror polygon()'s selection. Confidence: medium-high. Posted inline at crates/data/src/gml.rs:384.
Quality, accuracy: the notice says curves are "approximated by their control points", but coords() reads every pos under a curve. For ArcByCenterPoint and CircleByCenterPoint the centre becomes a vertex, which is not a control point. The notice is still correct that the curve was approximated, but the wording overstates. Confidence: low-medium. Not posted inline; worth wording the notice more carefully.
Performance
coords(&b, …) re-parses the whole boundary for every curve under it, so a ring with k curves costs O(k·N). Native XML_NODES is 25M, so a hostile file can hang the read. Confidence: high on the cost, medium on impact. Posted inline at crates/data/src/gml.rs:384, with a per-boundary cache suggestion.
Security
None found.
Quality
The new tests cover the main cases. Missing: a MultiSurface patch with only an interior ring, extra exterior rings, and a ring with many curves. These are tied to the findings above.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. Errors are not unwrapped, the notice goes through read()'s report with a count per feature type, and both the positive and negative cases are tested.
Prior review threads
The thread at line 377 (dropped ring counted as approximated) is outdated and marked addressed in 8208ced: the boundary check now covers that case. I did not re-raise it. The new findings are a different path in the same class. The thread at line 1112 (polygon-ring test) is resolved. Left alone: 2 earlier concerns.
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- Line 384: Update the curve-detection check used by polygon handling so it
examines only the exterior ring retained by polygon(), matching that boundary
before collecting segment kinds. Add a test with an arc only in the second valid
exterior ring and verify it does not report an approximation for the discarded
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`approximated` judged each ring on its own, so an arc in a second exterior
ring, or in the interior of a polygon with no exterior, was said to be
approximated although that ring never reached the geometry.
`polygon` and `approximated` now share `kept_rings`. The rings are worked
out once per geometry, and only for one with such a curve, where the old
check parsed the whole boundary again for every curve under it.
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Bug (confidence: medium): the notice understates an ArcByCenterPoint or CircleByCenterPoint segment. Its only position is the centre (gml:pos), and coords reads every pos under the curve, so the centre is added as a vertex of the line. A curve like LineStringSegment followed by ArcByCenterPoint therefore gets a vertex that is not on the curve, and the feature is then said to have had curve segments "approximated by their control points". Describing this as approximation hides that the geometry is wrong, not just coarse.
Suggested change: name the centre-point kinds in the notice, or give them their own wording (for example "read with their centre points as vertices"), and add a test with a LineStringSegment followed by an ArcByCenterPoint that checks the wording.
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Fixed in ae0b45a: ArcByCenterPoint and CircleByCenterPoint now have their own notice, saying the centre was read as a vertex, so the line doesn't follow the curve there. They no longer count as approximated. The test has a LineStringSegment followed by an ArcByCenterPoint.
crates/data/src/gml.rs:404 — ArcByCenterPoint and CircleByCenterPoint segments contribute their centre point as a vertex, and the notice calls this "approximated by their control points", which understates the error. Confidence: medium. Posted inline.
Security
None found. The new code takes no unchecked input and uses no unwrap, expect or indexing. The walks are bounded by the existing node cap.
Performance
approximated() re-parses the kept ring boundaries of a surface, but only when a curve with curved segments is present. That roughly doubles the cost of those geometries, and the prior O(k·N) concern is resolved by the OnceCell. Confidence: high that it is bounded, low that it matters in practice. Not raised inline.
Quality
The PR description is stale. It says "Inside a polygon ring there is no such check", but the code now checks ring keepness through kept_boundaries. Confidence: high. Suggest updating the body.
The docs/user-guide/data-formats.md GML row doesn't mention that curve segments are approximated, so the new notice is undocumented for users. Confidence: high.
No positive test covers a curve in a kept interior ring; only exterior rings and dropped interiors are tested. Left for the release quality pass. Confidence: high.
AGENTS.md
Checked and compliant: no panicking calls, the notice goes through rep.messages with one notice per feature type and a count, and the test covers both the lossy and the clean case. The kept_rings refactor keeps the old polygon() behaviour.
Earlier concerns left alone: 5 prior threads were already raised (the ring curves counted when dropped, the patch with no exterior, the performance of re-walking boundaries, the second exterior ring, and the test for the polygon ring case). Four are resolved or outdated and the current code addresses them, so I did not repeat them. The rest are covered in the list above.
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`coords` reads every `pos` under a curve, so an ArcByCenterPoint or
CircleByCenterPoint gets its centre as a vertex of the line. Saying that
was "approximated by their control points" understated it: the line
doesn't follow the curve there.
Those segments now have their own notice, per feature type with a count.
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Performance (confidence: medium-low, about 40%): for a surface, kept walks up the ancestors of every curve with curved segments until it reaches a ring boundary. Curves nested under one ring cost O(depth) each, so a hostile file with a deep chain of nested gml:Curve elements inside one exterior costs O(depth²) here. geometry() and parts_lost already avoid this kind of walk for multi-geometries (see the holds set in parts_lost), and the nesting limit is the node count, not depth.
Possible fix: walk down instead of up. Collect the boundaries in kept_boundaries (they are disjoint in valid GML), then for each kept boundary take its descendant curves once and add their segment names, so each curve is visited once. Add a test with a deeply nested curve chain under one ring that finishes quickly and still gives the same notice.
Bugs: None found. I checked the new kept_rings/polygon/approximated logic against geometry() and parts_lost() for each path: a plain curve, a multi-curve part, a surface ring, an interior, a second exterior, a patch with no exterior, and a centre-point segment. The counting and the "lost" accounting agree. The earlier correctness threads on this PR are addressed in the current code.
Security: None found. No new input-handling paths beyond the existing parser and node cap.
Performance:
Surface path walks ancestors once per curve with curved segments, so nested curves under one ring cost O(depth²) on hostile input. Posted inline at crates/data/src/gml.rs:396 with a walk-down alternative. Confidence medium-low (~40%).
The multi-curve path calls coords(c) on every curve descendant. This repeats a pattern that geometry() and parts_lost() already have, so I didn't raise it separately.
Quality (nits, grouped):
read() splits centre-point names from the rest by matching the ByCenterPoint suffix on strings (crates/data/src/gml.rs:541). An enum or a split inside approximated() would make the coupling explicit.
The Surface/PolygonPatch test case builds its XML by splicing a partial tag into open and close strings (crates/data/src/gml.rs, around line 226). Two literal test strings would be easier to read.
docs/user-guide/data-formats.md (GML row, line 27) lists what the reader says when it drops data, but not the new curve notices.
AGENTS.md: No violations found. No unwrap/expect in non-test code, each notice is a counted per-kind message, and the lossy and clean cases both have tests.
Prior threads: Six existing threads on this PR, all either fixed in the current code or answered by the author. I left all six alone; my inline comment at line 396 is a new concern about a different code path.
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let what = if kind.centred == 1 { "feature" } else { "features" };
rep.messages.push(format!(
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Report the center-point segment kinds actually present.
If a retained curve contains only ArcByCenterPoint, this notice still names CircleByCenterPoint. The reverse also occurs. Store the center-point names alongside the count at Line 541, then list the encountered names here. This makes the notice identify the segment kinds that need attention.
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Update the retained-curve handling that counts center-point segments to also
collect their encountered kind names, then use that collection in the notice
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Summary
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gml:Curveis read by taking every position under it, so a segment the reader doesn't interpolate (Arc,Circle,BSpline, …) was kept as a polyline through its control points, with no notice. Each feature type now says so:{layer}: N feature(s) had curve segments approximated by their control points (Arc, Circle)The issue accepts interpolation or a notice; this takes the notice.
gml:segmentsother thanLineStringSegmentcounts. One feature counts once, however many segments it has.polygon()keeps (kept_rings, which both share); a ring left out is said as lost.Interpolating arcs and circles is left for a later change.
Testing
umask 022, on a tree of 8988b0f with this change and my two others from today ([Bug]: A WKT system named or projected as Web Mercator is read as Web Mercator whatever its parameters say #1699, Layout legend: list a classified raster's classes, as the Layers pane does #1679):cargo fmt --all --check,cargo test --workspace(5410 passed, 0 failed, 22 ignored),cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo xtask layersall pass. The whole workspace ran on that one combined tree because this machine is short on disk.cargo test -p rustgis-data(918 passed, 0 failed, 11 ignored) andcargo clippy -p rustgis-data --all-targets -- -D warnings.approximated_curve_segments_are_said_on_their_own_feature_type. It also covers a feature type with none, and the too-few-coordinates cases.wasm32-unknown-unknownbuild (no clang on this machine), and macOS or Windows. Only the synthetic GML in the tests was tried.No visible UI change.
Related issue
Closes #1700
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