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iD/modules/operations/circularize.js
Bryan Housel 2ce78d6c43 Call annotation as a function instead of a property
This is because, like tooltip(), it doesn't always make sense to call it,
and it should never get called if the operation is not available.
2017-02-15 23:02:13 -05:00

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import _ from 'lodash';
import { t } from '../util/locale';
import { actionCircularize } from '../actions/index';
import { behaviorOperation } from '../behavior/index';
export function operationCircularize(selectedIDs, context) {
var entityId = selectedIDs[0],
entity = context.entity(entityId),
extent = entity.extent(context.graph()),
geometry = context.geometry(entityId),
action = actionCircularize(entityId, context.projection);
var operation = function() {
context.perform(action, operation.annotation());
};
operation.available = function() {
return selectedIDs.length === 1 &&
entity.type === 'way' &&
_.uniq(entity.nodes).length > 1;
};
operation.disabled = function() {
var reason;
if (extent.percentContainedIn(context.extent()) < 0.8) {
reason = 'too_large';
} else if (context.hasHiddenConnections(entityId)) {
reason = 'connected_to_hidden';
}
return action.disabled(context.graph()) || reason;
};
operation.tooltip = function() {
var disable = operation.disabled();
return disable ?
t('operations.circularize.' + disable) :
t('operations.circularize.description.' + geometry);
};
operation.annotation = function() {
return t('operations.circularize.annotation.' + geometry);
};
operation.id = 'circularize';
operation.keys = [t('operations.circularize.key')];
operation.title = t('operations.circularize.title');
operation.behavior = behaviorOperation(context).which(operation);
return operation;
}