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Allow logical boundaries to extend beyond the logical lane
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Signed-off-by: Thomas Bleher <thomas.tb.bleher@bmw.de>
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tbleher authored and Stefan Cyliax committed Mar 31, 2022
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// All LogicalLaneBoundary elements referenced here must refer to the same
// ReferenceLine as this lane.
// The boundaries together must cover the whole length of the lane (the
// range [start_s,end_s]) without gap or overlap. The boundaries must be
// range \[#start_s,#end_s\]) without gap or overlap. The boundaries must be
// stored in ascending order, starting with the smallest S position.
// Consecutive boundaries must share a point: the last point of the
// previous boundary must be identical to the first point of the next
// boundary.
//
// TODO Is it allowed for the boundaries to be longer than the lane?
// Theoretically, this could be done. Then the user would have to limit the
// boundary itself to [start_s,end_s].
// Note: the referenced boundaries may have points outside of
// \[#start_s,#end_s\] (e.g. a boundary may extend beyond the end of a lane).
//
// \rules
// refers_to: LogicalLaneBoundary
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// All LogicalLaneBoundary elements referenced here must refer to the same
// ReferenceLine as this lane.
// The boundaries together must cover the whole length of the lane (the
// range [start_s,end_s]) without gap or overlap. The boundaries must be
// range \[#start_s,#end_s\]) without gap or overlap. The boundaries must be
// stored in ascending order, starting with the smallest S position.
// Consecutive boundaries must share a point: the last point of the
// previous boundary must be identical to the first point of the next
// boundary.
//
// TODO Is it allowed for the boundaries to be longer than the lane?
// Theoretically, this could be done. Then the user would have to limit the
// boundary itself to [start_s,end_s].
// Note: the referenced boundaries may have points outside of
// \[#start_s,#end_s\] (e.g. a boundary may extend beyond the end of a lane).
//
// \rules
// refers_to: LogicalLaneBoundary
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