package armyc2.c5isr.web.render;
// This import is if we need to call a javascript function
// It requires that you import the plugins.jar from the jdk folder into the project libraries
//import netscape.javascript.JSObject;

import android.content.Context;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.MilStdIconRenderer;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.ErrorLogger;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.MilStdAttributes;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.MilStdSymbol;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.Modifiers;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.RendererSettings;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.Color;
import armyc2.c5isr.graphics2d.Font;
import armyc2.c5isr.graphics2d.Point2D;
import armyc2.c5isr.graphics2d.Rectangle2D;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.SymbolID;
import armyc2.c5isr.renderer.utilities.SymbolUtilities;
import armyc2.c5isr.web.render.utilities.Basic3DShapes;
import armyc2.c5isr.web.render.utilities.JavaRendererUtilities;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import armyc2.c5isr.web.json.utilities.JSONArray;
import armyc2.c5isr.web.json.utilities.JSONException;
import armyc2.c5isr.web.json.utilities.JSONObject;

/**
 * Main class for rendering multi-point graphics such as Control Measures, Atmospheric, and Oceanographic.
 */
//@SuppressWarnings("unused")
public final class WebRenderer /* extends Applet */ {

    public static final int OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML = 0;
    @Deprecated
    public static final int OUTPUT_FORMAT_JSON = 1;
    public static final int OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON = 2;
    public static final int OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOSVG = 3;


    // Arbitrary default values of attributes
    public static final double MIN_ALT_DEFAULT = 0.0D;
    public static final double MAX_ALT_DEFAULT = 100.0D;
    public static final double RADIUS1_DEFAULT = 50.0D;
    public static final double RADIUS2_DEFAULT = 100.0D;
    public static final double LEFT_AZIMUTH_DEFAULT = 0.0D;
    public static final double RIGHT_AZIMUTH_DEFAULT = 90.0D;
    
    public static final String ERR_ATTRIBUTES_NOT_FORMATTED = "{\"type\":\"error\","
            + "\"error\":\"The attribute paramaters are not formatted "
            + "correctly";
    
    public static final String DEFAULT_ATTRIBUTES = "[{radius1:"
            + RADIUS1_DEFAULT + ",radius2:"
            + RADIUS2_DEFAULT + ",minalt:"
            + MIN_ALT_DEFAULT + ",maxalt:"
            + MAX_ALT_DEFAULT + ",rightAzimuth:"
            + RIGHT_AZIMUTH_DEFAULT + ",leftAzimuth:"
            + LEFT_AZIMUTH_DEFAULT + "}]";

    
    private static boolean _initSuccess = false;
    

    public static synchronized void init(Context context, String cacheDir) {

        try
        {
                if(_initSuccess == false)
                {
                    MilStdIconRenderer.getInstance().init(context);
                    //use WebRenderer.setLoggingLevel()
                    
                    //sets default value for single point symbology to have an outline.
                    //outline color will be automatically determined based on line color
                    //unless a color value is manually set.
                    
                    //Set Renderer Settings/////////////////////////////////////////////
                    //RendererSettings.getInstance().setSinglePointSymbolOutlineWidth(1);
                RendererSettings.getInstance().setTextBackgroundMethod(RendererSettings.TextBackgroundMethod_OUTLINE);
                    //RendererSettings.getInstance().setTextBackgroundMethod(RendererSettings.TextBackgroundMethod_OUTLINE_QUICK);
                    //RendererSettings.getInstance().setTextOutlineWidth(2);
                    //RendererSettings.getInstance().setLabelForegroundColor(Color.BLACK.toARGB());
                    //RendererSettings.getInstance().setLabelBackgroundColor(new Color(255, 255, 255, 200).toARGB());
                    RendererSettings.getInstance().setModifierFont("arial", Font.PLAIN, 12);
                    ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.FINE);
                    _initSuccess = true;
                }
            
        }
        catch(Exception exc)
        {
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "init", exc, Level.WARNING);
        }


    }

    
    /**\
     * Set minimum level at which an item can be logged.
     * In descending order:
     * OFF = Integer.MAX_VALUE
     * Severe = 1000
     * Warning = 900
     * Info = 800
     * Config = 700
     * Fine = 500
     * Finer = 400 
     * Finest = 300
     * All = Integer.MIN_VALUE
     * Use like WebRenderer.setLoggingLevel(Level.INFO);
     * or
     * Use like WebRenderer.setLoggingLevel(800);
     * @param level java.util.logging.level
     */
    public static void setLoggingLevel(Level level)
    {
        try
        {
            ErrorLogger.setLevel(level,true);
            ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "setLoggingLevel(Level)",
                    "Logging level set to: " + ErrorLogger.getLevel().getName(), 
                    Level.CONFIG);
        }
        catch(Exception exc)
        {
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "setLoggingLevel(Level)", exc, Level.INFO);
        }
    }
    
    /**\
     * Set minimum level at which an item can be logged.
     * In descending order:
     * OFF = Integer.MAX_VALUE
     * Severe = 1000
     * Warning = 900
     * Info = 800
     * Config = 700
     * Fine = 500
     * Finer = 400 
     * Finest = 300
     * All = Integer.MIN_VALUE
     * Use like WebRenderer.setLoggingLevel(Level.INFO);
     * or
     * Use like WebRenderer.setLoggingLevel(800);
     * @param level int
     */
    public static void setLoggingLevel(int level)
    {
        try
        {
            if(level > 1000)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.OFF,true);
            else if(level > 900)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.SEVERE,true);
            else if(level > 800)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.WARNING,true);
            else if(level > 700)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.INFO,true);
            else if(level > 500)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.CONFIG,true);
            else if(level > 400)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.FINE,true);
            else if(level > 300)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.FINER,true);
            else if(level > Integer.MIN_VALUE)
                  ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.FINEST,true);
            else
                ErrorLogger.setLevel(Level.ALL,true);
            
            ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "setLoggingLevel(int)",
                    "Logging level set to: " + ErrorLogger.getLevel().getName(), 
                    Level.CONFIG);
        }
        catch(Exception exc)
        {
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "setLoggingLevel(int)", exc, Level.INFO);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Single Point Tactical Graphics are rendered from font files.
     * The font size you specify here determines how big the symbols will 
     * be rendered.  This should be set once at startup.
     * @param size
     */
    public static void setTacticalGraphicPointSize(int size)
    {
//        sps.setTacticalGraphicPointSize(size);
    }
    
    /**
     * Units are rendered from font files.
     * The font size you specify here determines how big the symbols will 
     * be rendered.  This should be set once at startup. 
     * @param size
     */
    public static void setUnitPointSize(int size)
    {
//        sps.setUnitPointSize(size);
    }
    
    /**
     * Modifier Text Color will by default match the line color.
     * This will override all modifier text color.
     * @param hexColor 
     */
/*    public static void setModifierTextColor(String hexColor)
    {
        Color textColor = RendererUtilities.getColorFromHexString(hexColor);
        if(textColor==null)
        {
            textColor = Color.black;
        }
        RendererSettings.getInstance().setLabelForegroundColor(textColor.toARGB());
    }*/


    


    /**
     * Renders all multi-point symbols, creating KML, GeoJSON or SVG that can be used to draw
     * it on a Google map.  Multipoint symbols cannot be draw the same 
     * at different scales. For instance, graphics with arrow heads will need to 
     * redraw arrowheads when you zoom in on it.  Similarly, graphics like a 
     * Forward Line of Troops drawn with half circles can improve performance if 
     * clipped when the parts of the graphic that aren't on the screen.  To help 
     * readjust graphics and increase performance, this function requires the 
     * scale and bounding box to help calculate the new locations.
     * @param id A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map. 
     * The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name a string used to display to the user as the name of the 
     * graphic being created.
     * @param description a brief description about the graphic being made and 
     * what it represents.
     * @param symbolCode A 20-30 digit symbolID corresponding to one of the
     * graphics in the MIL-STD-2525D
     * @param controlPoints The vertices of the graphics that make up the
     * graphic.  Passed in the format of a string, using decimal degrees 
     * separating lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space.  
     * The following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
     * @param altitudeMode Indicates whether the symbol should interpret 
     * altitudes as above sea level or above ground level. Options are 
     * "clampToGround", "relativeToGround" (from surface of earth), "absolute" 
     * (sea level), "relativeToSeaFloor" (from the bottom of major bodies of 
     * water).
     * @param scale A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our 
     * map represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for every 
     * meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real world distance.
     * <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
     * @param bbox The viewable area of the map.  Passed in the format of a
     * string "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
     * but can speed up rendering in some cases.
     * example: "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers keyed using constants from Modifiers.
     * Pass in comma delimited String for modifiers with multiple values like AM, AN &amp; X
     * @param attributes keyed using constants from MilStdAttributes.
     * @param format {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML}, {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON} or {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOSVG}
     * @return A KML, GeoJSON or SVG string representation of the graphic.
     */
    public static String RenderSymbol(String id, String name, String description,
                                      String symbolCode, String controlPoints, String altitudeMode,
                                      double scale, String bbox, Map<String,String> modifiers, Map<String,String> attributes, int format) {
        String output = "";
        try {

            //catch duplicate symbols and redirect to original symbol.
            symbolCode = interceptAndAdjustCode(symbolCode,modifiers,attributes);

                JavaRendererUtilities.addAltModeToModifiersString(attributes,altitudeMode);
        
            if (!altitudeMode.equals("clampToGround")
                    && (format == WebRenderer.OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML || format == WebRenderer.OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON)
                    && JavaRendererUtilities.is3dSymbol(symbolCode)
                    && modifiers.get(Modifiers.X_ALTITUDE_DEPTH) != null
                    && !modifiers.get(Modifiers.X_ALTITUDE_DEPTH).isEmpty()) {
                output = RenderMilStd3dSymbol(id, name, description, symbolCode, controlPoints, altitudeMode, scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes, format);
            }

            if (output.isEmpty()) {
                output = MultiPointHandler.RenderSymbol(id, name, description, symbolCode, controlPoints,
                        scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes, format);

                //DEBUGGING
                if (ErrorLogger.getLevel().intValue() <= Level.FINER.intValue()) {
                    System.out.println("");
                    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                    sb.append("\nID: ").append(id).append("\n");
                    sb.append("Name: ").append(name).append("\n");
                    sb.append("Description: ").append(description).append("\n");
                    sb.append("SymbolID: ").append(symbolCode).append("\n");
                    sb.append("Scale: ").append(String.valueOf(scale)).append("\n");
                    sb.append("BBox: ").append(bbox).append("\n");
                    sb.append("Coords: ").append(controlPoints).append("\n");
                    sb.append("Modifiers: ").append(modifiers).append("\n");
                    ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "RenderSymbol", sb.toString(), Level.FINER);
                }
                if (ErrorLogger.getLevel().intValue() <= Level.FINEST.intValue()) {
                    String briefOutput = output.replaceAll("</Placemark>", "</Placemark>\n");
                    briefOutput = output.replaceAll("(?s)<description[^>]*>.*?</description>", "<description></description>");
                    ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "RenderSymbol", "Output:\n" + briefOutput, Level.FINEST);
                }

            }

        } catch (Exception ea) {
            
            output = "{\"type\":'error',error:'There was an error creating the MilStdSymbol - " + ea.toString() + "'}";
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderSymbol", ea, Level.WARNING);
        }
        
        return output;
    }
    

         


    /**
     * Renders all multi-point symbols, creating KML, GeoJSON or SVG for the user to
     * parse and render as they like.
     * This function requires the bounding box to help calculate the new
     * locations.
     * @param id A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
     * The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name a string used to display to the user as the name of the 
     * graphic being created.
     * @param description a brief description about the graphic being made and 
     * what it represents.
     * @param symbolCode A 20-30 digit symbolID corresponding to one of the
     * graphics in the MIL-STD-2525D
     * @param controlPoints The vertices of the graphics that make up the
     * graphic.  Passed in the format of a string, using decimal degrees
     * separating lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space.
     * The following format shall be used "x1,y1 [xn,yn]..."
     * @param pixelWidth pixel dimensions of the viewable map area
     * @param pixelHeight pixel dimensions of the viewable map area
     * @param bbox The viewable area of the map.  Passed in the format of a
     * string "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY."
     * example: "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers keyed using constants from Modifiers.
     * Pass in comma delimited String for modifiers with multiple values like AM, AN &amp; X
     * @param attributes keyed using constants from MilStdAttributes.
     * @param format {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML}, {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON} or {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOSVG}
     * @return A KML, GeoJSON or SVG string representation of the graphic.
     */
    public static String RenderSymbol2D(String id, String name, String description, String symbolCode, String controlPoints,
            int pixelWidth, int pixelHeight, String bbox, Map<String,String> modifiers, Map<String,String> attributes, int format)
    {
        String output = "";
        try
        {
            //catch duplicate symbols and redirect to original symbol.
            symbolCode = interceptAndAdjustCode(symbolCode,modifiers,attributes);

            output = MultiPointHandler.RenderSymbol2D(id, name, description, 
                    symbolCode, controlPoints, pixelWidth, pixelHeight, bbox, 
                    modifiers, attributes, format);
        }
        catch(Exception exc)
        {
            output = "{\"type\":'error',error:'There was an error creating the MilStdSymbol: " + symbolCode + " - " + exc.toString() + "'}";
        }
        return output;
    }

    /**
     * Renders all 3d multi-point symbols, creating KML or GeoJSON that can be
     * used to draw it on a Google map.
     * 3D version of RenderSymbol()
     *
     * @param id            A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
     *                      The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name          a string used to display to the user as the name of the
     *                      graphic being created.
     * @param description   a brief description about the graphic being made and
     *                      what it represents.
     * @param symbolCode    A 20-30 digit symbolID corresponding to one of the
     *                      graphics in the MIL-STD-2525D
     * @param controlPoints The vertices of the graphics that make up the
     *                      graphic.  Passed in the format of a string, using decimal degrees
     *                      separating lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space.
     *                      The following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
     * @param altitudeMode  Indicates whether the symbol should interpret
     *                      altitudes as above sea level or above ground level. Options are
     *                      "clampToGround", "relativeToGround" (from surface of earth), "absolute"
     *                      (sea level), "relativeToSeaFloor" (from the bottom of major bodies of
     *                      water).
     * @param scale         A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our
     *                      map represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for every
     *                      meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real world distance.
     *                      <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
     * @param bbox          The viewable area of the map.  Passed in the format of a
     *                      string "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
     *                      but can speed up rendering in some cases.
     *                      example: "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers     keyed using constants from Modifiers.
     *                      Pass in comma delimited String for modifiers with multiple values like AM, AN &amp; X
     * @param attributes    keyed using constants from MilStdAttributes.
     * @param format        {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML}, {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON} or {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOSVG}
     * @return A KML, GeoJSON or SVG string representation of the graphic.
     */
    public static String RenderMilStd3dSymbol(String id, String name, String description,
                                              String symbolCode, String controlPoints, String altitudeMode,
                                              double scale, String bbox, Map<String, String> modifiers, Map<String, String> attributes, int format) {
        String output = "";
        try {

            output = Shape3DHandler.RenderMilStd3dSymbol(id, name, description, symbolCode, controlPoints, altitudeMode,
                    scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes, format);

            //DEBUGGING
            if (ErrorLogger.getLevel().intValue() <= Level.FINER.intValue()) {
                System.out.println("");
                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                sb.append("\nID: ").append(id).append("\n");
                sb.append("Name: ").append(name).append("\n");
                sb.append("Description: ").append(description).append("\n");
                sb.append("SymbolID: ").append(symbolCode).append("\n");
                sb.append("Scale: ").append(String.valueOf(scale)).append("\n");
                sb.append("BBox: ").append(bbox).append("\n");
                sb.append("Coords: ").append(controlPoints).append("\n");
                sb.append("Modifiers: ").append(modifiers).append("\n");
                ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "RenderMilStd3dSymbol", sb.toString(), Level.FINER);
            }
            if (ErrorLogger.getLevel().intValue() <= Level.FINEST.intValue()) {
                String briefOutput = output.replaceAll("</Placemark>", "</Placemark>\n");
                briefOutput = output.replaceAll("(?s)<description[^>]*>.*?</description>", "<description></description>");
                ErrorLogger.LogMessage("WebRenderer", "RenderMilStd3dSymbol", "Output:\n" + briefOutput, Level.FINEST);
            }
        } catch (Exception ea) {
            output = "{\"type\":'error',error:'There was an error creating the 3D MilStdSymbol - " + ea.toString() + "'}";
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderMilStd3dSymbol", ea, Level.WARNING);
        }
        return output;
    }

    /**
         * Renders all MilStd 2525 multi-point symbols, creating MilStdSymbol that contains the
         * information needed to draw the symbol on the map.
     * DOES NOT support RADARC, CAKE, TRACK etc...
         * ArrayList&lt;Point2D&gt; milStdSymbol.getSymbolShapes.get(index).getPolylines()
         * and 
         * ShapeInfo = milStdSymbol.getModifierShapes.get(index). 
         * 
         * 
         * @param id
         *            A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
         *            The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
         * @param name
         *            a string used to display to the user as the name of the
         *            graphic being created.
         * @param description
         *            a brief description about the graphic being made and what it
         *            represents.
         * @param symbolCode
         *            A 20-30 digit symbolID corresponding to one of the graphics
         *            in the MIL-STD-2525D
         * @param controlPoints
         *            The vertices of the graphics that make up the graphic. Passed
         *            in the format of a string, using decimal degrees separating
         *            lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space. The
         *            following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
         * @param altitudeMode
         *            ignored
         * @param scale
         *            A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our map
         *            represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for
         *            every meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real
         *            world distance.
     *            <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
         * @param bbox
         *            The viewable area of the map. Passed in the format of a string
         *            "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
         *            but can speed up rendering in some cases. example:
         *            "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
         * @param modifiers
         *            Used like:
         *            modifiers.put(Modifiers.T_UNIQUE_DESIGNATION_1, "T");
         *            Or
         *            modifiers.put(Modifiers.AM_DISTANCE, "1000,2000,3000");
         * @param attributes
         *                        Used like:
         *            attributes.put(MilStdAttributes.LineWidth, "3");
         *            Or
         *            attributes.put(MilStdAttributes.LineColor, "#00FF00");
     * @return MilStdSymbol
     */
    public static MilStdSymbol RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol(String id, String name, String description, String symbolCode,
                        String controlPoints, String altitudeMode, double scale, String bbox, Map<String,String> modifiers, Map<String,String> attributes)
    {
                MilStdSymbol mSymbol = null;
                try 
                {
            //catch duplicate symbols and redirect to original symbol.
            symbolCode = interceptAndAdjustCode(symbolCode,modifiers,attributes);
            
                        mSymbol = MultiPointHandler.RenderSymbolAsMilStdSymbol(id, name, description, symbolCode,
                    controlPoints, scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes);

            //Uncomment to show sector1 modifiers as fill pattern
//            int symbolSet = SymbolID.getEntityCode(symbolCode);
//            if(symbolSet == 270707 || symbolSet == 270800 || symbolSet == 270801 || symbolSet == 151100) //Mined Areas
//            {
//                int size = RendererSettings.getInstance().getDefaultPixelSize();
//
//                ArrayList<ShapeInfo> shapes = mSymbol.getSymbolShapes();
//                if(shapes.size() > 0){
//                    ShapeInfo shape = shapes.get(0);
//                    shape.setPatternFillImage(PatternFillRendererD.MakeSymbolPatternFill(symbolCode,size));
//                    if(shape.getPatternFillImage() != null)
//                        shape.setShader(new BitmapShader(shape.getPatternFillImage(), Shader.TileMode.REPEAT, Shader.TileMode.REPEAT));
//                }
//            }
                }
                catch (Exception ea) 
                {
                        mSymbol=null;
                        ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol" + " - " + symbolCode, ea, Level.WARNING);
                }
                
                //System.out.println("RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol exit");
                return mSymbol;
    }

    /**
     * Renders basic shapes as symbols, creating MilStdSymbol that contains the
     * information needed to draw the shape on the map.
     * ArrayList&lt;Point2D&gt; milStdSymbol.getSymbolShapes.get(index).getPolylines()
     * and
     * ShapeInfo = milStdSymbol.getModifierShapes.get(index).
     *
     *
     * @param id
     *            A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
     *            The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name
     *            a string used to display to the user as the name of the
     *            graphic being created.
     * @param description
     *            a brief description about the graphic being made and what it
     *            represents.
     * @param basicShapeType
     *            {@link armyc2.c5isr.JavaLineArray.BasicShapes}
     * @param controlPoints
     *            The vertices of the graphics that make up the graphic. Passed
     *            in the format of a string, using decimal degrees separating
     *            lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space. The
     *            following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
     * @param altitudeMode
     *            ignored
     * @param scale
     *            A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our map
     *            represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for
     *            every meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real
     *            world distance.
     *            <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
     * @param bbox
     *            The viewable area of the map. Passed in the format of a string
     *            "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
     *            but can speed up rendering in some cases. example:
     *            "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers
     *            Used like:
     *            modifiers.put(Modifiers.T_UNIQUE_DESIGNATION_1, "T");
     *            Or
     *            modifiers.put(Modifiers.AM_DISTANCE, "1000,2000,3000");
     * @param attributes
     *                    Used like:
     *            attributes.put(MilStdAttributes.LineWidth, "3");
     *            Or
     *            attributes.put(MilStdAttributes.LineColor, "#00FF00");
     * @return MilStdSymbol
     */
    public static MilStdSymbol RenderBasicShapeAsMilStdSymbol(String id, String name, String description, int basicShapeType,
                                                              String controlPoints, String altitudeMode, double scale, String bbox, Map<String, String> modifiers, Map<String, String> attributes) {
        MilStdSymbol mSymbol = null;
        try {
            if (SymbolUtilities.isBasicShape(basicShapeType))
                mSymbol = MultiPointHandler.RenderBasicShapeAsMilStdSymbol(id, name, description, basicShapeType,
                        controlPoints, scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes);
        } catch (Exception ea) {
            mSymbol = null;
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderBasicShapeAsMilStdSymbol" + " - " + basicShapeType, ea, Level.WARNING);
        }

        return mSymbol;
    }

    /**
     * Renders multipoint basic shapes, creating KML, GeoJSON or SVG that can be used to draw
     * it on a Google map.
     * @param id A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
     * The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name a string used to display to the user as the name of the
     * graphic being created.
     * @param description a brief description about the graphic being made and
     * what it represents.
     * @param basicShapeType {@link armyc2.c5isr.JavaLineArray.BasicShapes}
     * @param controlPoints The vertices of the graphics that make up the
     * graphic.  Passed in the format of a string, using decimal degrees
     * separating lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space.
     * The following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
     * @param altitudeMode ignored
     * @param scale A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our
     * map represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for every
     * meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real world distance.
     * <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
     * @param bbox The viewable area of the map.  Passed in the format of a
     * string "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
     * but can speed up rendering in some cases.
     * example: "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers keyed using constants from Modifiers.
     * Pass in comma delimited String for modifiers with multiple values like AM, AN &amp; X
     * @param attributes keyed using constants from MilStdAttributes.
     * @param format {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML}, {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON} or {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOSVG}
     * @return A KML, GeoJSON or SVG string representation of the graphic.
     */
    public static String RenderBasicShape(String id, String name, String description, int basicShapeType,
                                          String controlPoints, String altitudeMode,
                                          double scale, String bbox, Map<String, String> modifiers, Map<String, String> attributes, int format) {
        String output = "";
        try {
            if (SymbolUtilities.isBasicShape(basicShapeType))
                output = MultiPointHandler.RenderBasicShape(id, name, description, basicShapeType, controlPoints,
                    scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes, format);
        } catch (Exception ea) {
            output = "{\"type\":'error',error:'There was an error creating the MilStdSymbol - " + ea.toString() + "'}";
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderBasicShape", ea, Level.WARNING);
        }
        return output;
    }

    /**
     * Renders basic 3D shapes, creating KML or GeoJSON that can be used to draw
     * it on a Google map.
     * @param id A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
     * The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.
     * @param name a string used to display to the user as the name of the
     * graphic being created.
     * @param description a brief description about the graphic being made and
     * what it represents.
     * @param basicShapeType {@link Basic3DShapes}
     * @param controlPoints The vertices of the graphics that make up the
     * graphic.  Passed in the format of a string, using decimal degrees
     * separating lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space.
     * The following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."
     * @param altitudeMode Indicates whether the symbol should interpret
     * altitudes as above sea level or above ground level. Options are
     * "clampToGround", "relativeToGround" (from surface of earth), "absolute"
     * (sea level), "relativeToSeaFloor" (from the bottom of major bodies of
     * water).
     * @param scale A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our
     * map represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for every
     * meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real world distance.
     * <a href="https://github.com/missioncommand/mil-sym-java/wiki/2525D--Renderer-Overview#3316-scale-for-3d">Scale Calculation Example</a>
     * @param bbox The viewable area of the map.  Passed in the format of a
     * string "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
     * but can speed up rendering in some cases.
     * example: "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"
     * @param modifiers {@link Map}, keyed using constants from Modifiers.
     * Pass in comma delimited String for modifiers with multiple values like AM, AN &amp; X
     * @param attributes {@link Map}, keyed using constants from MilStdAttributes.
     * @param format {@link WebRenderer#OUTPUT_FORMAT_KML}, {@link #OUTPUT_FORMAT_GEOJSON}
     * @return A KML or GeoJSON string representation of the graphic.
     */
    public static String RenderBasic3DShape(String id, String name, String description, int basicShapeType,
                                            String controlPoints, String altitudeMode,
                                            double scale, String bbox, Map<String, String> modifiers, Map<String, String> attributes, int format) {
        String output = "";
        try {
            JavaRendererUtilities.addAltModeToModifiersString(attributes, altitudeMode);
            if (SymbolUtilities.isBasicShape(basicShapeType))
                output = Shape3DHandler.RenderBasic3DShape(id, name, description, basicShapeType, controlPoints, altitudeMode,
                        scale, bbox, modifiers, attributes, format);
        } catch (Exception ea) {
            output = "{\"type\":'error',error:'There was an error creating the 3D MilStdSymbol - " + ea.toString() + "'}";
            ErrorLogger.LogException("WebRenderer", "RenderBasic3DShape", ea, Level.WARNING);
        }
        return output;
    }
    
    /**
     * Given a symbol code meant for a single point symbol, returns the
     * anchor point at which to display that image based off the image returned
     * from the URL of the SinglePointServer.
     * 
     * @param symbolID - the 20-30 digit symbolID of a single point MilStd2525
     * symbol. 
     * @return A pixel coordinate of the format "x,y".
     * Returns an empty string if an error occurs.
     * @deprecated 
     */
        public String getSinglePointAnchor(String symbolID) {
        String anchorPoint = "";
        Point2D anchor = new Point2D.Double();
        anchorPoint = anchor.getX() + "," + anchor.getY();        
        return anchorPoint;
    }

    /**
     * Given a symbol code meant for a single point symbol, returns the
     * anchor point at which to display that image based off the image returned
     * from the URL of the SinglePointServer.
     *
     * @param symbolID - the 20-30 digit symbolID of a single point MilStd2525
     * symbol.
     * @return A pixel coordinate of the format "anchorX,anchorY,SymbolBoundsX,
     * SymbolBoundsY,SymbolBoundsWidth,SymbolBoundsHeight,IconWidth,IconHeight".
     * Anchor, represents the center point of the core symbol within the image.
     * The image should be centered on this point.
     * Symbol bounds represents the bounding rectangle of the core symbol within
     * the image.
     * IconWidth/Height represents the height and width of the image in its
     * entirety.
     * Returns an empty string if an error occurs.
     * @deprecated
     */
    public static String getSinglePointInfo(String symbolID)
    {
        String info = "";
        Point2D anchor = new Point2D.Double();
        Rectangle2D symbolBounds = new Rectangle2D.Double();
        return info;
    }
        
    /**
     * Returns true if we recommend clipping a particular symbol.
     * Would return false for and Ambush but would return true for a Line of 
     * Contact due to the decoration on the line.
     * @param symbolID
     * @return 
     */
    public static String ShouldClipMultipointSymbol(String symbolID)
    {
        if(MultiPointHandler.ShouldClipSymbol(symbolID))
            return "true";
        else
            return "false";
    }
    
     /**
     * Given a symbol code meant for a single point symbol, returns the
     * symbol as a byte array.
     *
     * @param symbolID - the 20-30 digit symbolID of a single point MilStd2525
     * symbol.
     * @return byte array.
      * @deprecated
     */
    public static byte[] getSinglePointByteArray(String symbolID)
    {
        //return sps.getSinglePointByteArray(symbolID);
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * There are a handful of redundant symbols in APP6 that are duplicate symbols that could be properly rendered
     * using the original symbol with the appropriate modifier changes.
     * Here we intercept and adjust that values as needed.
     * @param symbolID
     * @param modifiers
     * @param attributes
     * @return
     */
    private static String interceptAndAdjustCode(String symbolID, Map<String, String> modifiers, Map<String, String> attributes)
    {
        if(SymbolID.getSymbolSet(symbolID)==SymbolID.SymbolSet_ControlMeasure)
        {
            String returnVal = symbolID;
            int etc = SymbolID.getEntityCode(symbolID);
            switch (etc)
            {
                case 151406://Axis of Advance for a Feint
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,151404);//SUpporting Atttack
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
                case 140605://Direction of attack feint
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,140603);//Direction of Supporting Attack
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
                case 270705://Dummy Minefield
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,270701);//Static Depiction
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
                case 270706://Dummy Minefield, Dynamic
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,270707);//Dynamic Depiction
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
                case 270900://Decoy Mined Area
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,270800);//Mined Area
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
                case 270901://Decoy Mined Area, Fenced
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setEntityCode(returnVal,270801);//Mined Area
                    returnVal = SymbolID.setHQTFD(returnVal,SymbolID.HQTFD_FeintDummy);
                    break;
            }
            return returnVal;
        }
        else return symbolID;
    }
}