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  This file is part of the World Builder.

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#include "world_builder/coordinate_systems/interface.h"

#include <algorithm>

#include "world_builder/types/object.h"


namespace WorldBuilder
{
  namespace CoordinateSystems
  {

    Interface::Interface()
      = default;

    Interface::~Interface ()
      = default;

    void
    Interface::declare_entries(Parameters &prm, const std::string &parent_name, const std::vector<std::string> &required_entries)
    {

      unsigned int counter = 0;
      for (auto &iter : get_declare_map())
        {
          prm.enter_subsection("oneOf");
          {
            prm.enter_subsection(std::to_string(counter));
            {
              prm.enter_subsection("properties");
              {
                prm.declare_entry("", Types::Object(required_entries), "Coordinate system object");

                prm.declare_entry("model",Types::String("",iter.first),
                                  "The name of the coordinate system to use.");

                iter.second(prm, parent_name);
              }
              prm.leave_subsection();
            }
            prm.leave_subsection();
          }
          prm.leave_subsection();

          counter++;

        }
    }

    void
    Interface::registerType(const std::string &name,
                            void ( *declare_entries)(Parameters &, const std::string &),
                            ObjectFactory *factory)
    {
      get_factory_map()[name] = factory;
      get_declare_map()[name] = declare_entries;
    }

    std::unique_ptr<Interface>
    Interface::create(const std::string &name, WorldBuilder::World *world)
    {
      std::string lower_case_name;
      std::transform(name.begin(),
                     name.end(),
                     std::back_inserter(lower_case_name),
                     ::tolower);;

      // Have a nice assert message to check whether a plugin exists in the case
      // of a debug compilation.
      WBAssertThrow(get_factory_map().find(lower_case_name) != get_factory_map().end(),
                    "Internal error: Plugin with name '" << lower_case_name << "' is not found. "
                    "The size of factories is " << get_factory_map().size() << '.');

      // Using at() because the [] will just insert values
      // which is undesirable in this case. An exception is
      // thrown when the name is not present.
      return get_factory_map().at(lower_case_name)->create(world);
    }
  } // namespace CoordinateSystems
} // namespace WorldBuilder