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osmium::index Namespace Reference

Indexing of OSM data, Locations, etc. More...

## Namespaces

namespace | map
| Key-value containers with unique integer values for a key.
namespace | multimap
| Key-value containers with multiple values for an integer key.

## Classes

class | IdSet
class | IdSetDense
class | IdSetDenseIterator
class | IdSetSmall
class | MapFactory
class | RelationsMapIndex
class | RelationsMapIndexes
class | RelationsMapStash

## Functions

template<typename T>
constexpr T | empty_value ()
template<>
constexpr size_t | empty_value< size_t > ()
template<typename TId, typename TValue, template< typename, typename > class TMap>
bool | register_map (const std::string &name)

## Detailed Description

Indexing of OSM data, Locations, etc.

## Function Documentation

## empty_value()

template<typename T>

T osmium::index::empty_value | ( |  | ) |

constexpr

Some of the index classes need an "empty" value that can never appear in real data. This function must return this empty value for any class used as a value in an index. The default implementation returns a default constructed object, but it can be specialized.

## empty_value< size_t >()

template<>

size_t osmium::index::empty_value< size_t > | ( |  | ) |

constexpr

The size_t value in indexes is usually used for offsets into a buffer or file. It is unlikely that we ever need the full range, so the max value is a good "empty" value.

## register_map()

template<typename TId, typename TValue, template< typename, typename > class TMap>

bool osmium::index::register_map | ( | const std::string & | name | ) |

inline