# $Id: tgrlk.dbfawk,v 1.14 2009/01/02 07:53:58 we7u Exp $
#
# Copyright (C) 2003-2009  The Xastir Group
#
# This dbfawk file is used to map arbitrary dbf data that accompanies
# a shapefile into Xastir canoncical values of:
#   key     - search key
#   lanes   - width of feature (usually a road but applies to rivers, etc. too)
#   color   - color to draw the road
#   name    - name of the road for labels
#   filled  - whether a polygon is drawn filled or not
#   fill_color - color to fill polygon with
#   pattern - line pattern for road, river, etc. (0 - solid; 1 - dash; 2 - double dash)
#   display_level - highest zoom level at which to display the feature
#   label_level - highest zoom level at which to display the label
#   symbol  - 3 char 'TIO': table, ID, overlay
# NOTE: This file format is modeled after awk but is nowhere near awk
#  compatible.
#
# This file is used to map US Census Tiger/Line "lk" shapefiles which are
# named tgrSSCCClk[A-H].dbf, where SSCCC are the FIPS state and county codes.

# BEGIN is called once per dbf file which contains multiple records.
BEGIN {
# dbfinfo is the "signature" of the dbf file listing the column names in order.
# dbfinfo should match the dbf file that we say this dbfawk file goes with.
dbfinfo="osm_id:name:type";
# dbffields is which of the above fields we actually want to look at.
# No point reading dbffields that are not looked at further.
dbffields="name:type";
}

# BEGIN_RECORD is called once per dbf record which contains multiple fields.
# Use this rule to re-initialize variables between records.
# use color 11 to highlight stuff that isn't properly mapped.
#BEGIN_RECORD {key="";lanes=1; color=8; fill_color=11; name=""; filled=0; pattern=0; display_level=8192; label_level=32; label_color=8; font_size=0; symbol=""}
BEGIN_RECORD {key="";lanes=1; color=8; pattern=1;  filled=0; display_level=128}
# per-field rules are applied to the dbffields that are read from each record.
# key: set the search key to be the Tiger/Line ID.  Not currently used.
# also abbreviate United States Highway to US, etc.
/^name=(.*)$/ {name="$(name)$1; next}
# B: railroads
# B01 - railroad track
# B02 - " in tunnel
# B03 - " underpassing
# B11 - railroad main line
# B12 - " in tunnel
# B13 - " underpassing
# B21 - railroad spur
# B22 - " in tunnel
# B23 - " underpassing
# B31 - railroad yard track
# B32 - " in tunnel
# B33 - " underpassing
# B40 - railroad ferry crossing
# B50 - other rail line
# B51 - carline (streetcars, etc.)
# B52 - cog railroad, incline railway or logging tram
#/^type=/ {lanes=1; color=8; pattern=1; display_level=128; next}
# C: transmission lines
# C00 - misc ground transportation
# C10 - pipeline
# C20 - power transmission line
# C30 - other ground transportation
# C31 - aerial tramway
/^CFCC=C/ {display_level=0; next}
# D: landmarks
# D00 - unknown
# D10 - military installation
# D20 - multihousehold or transient quarters
# D21 - apartment building or complex
# D22 - rooming or boarding house
# D23 - trailer cour or mobile home park
# D24 - marina
# D25 - crew-of-vessel area
# D26 - housing facility for workers
# D27 - hotel, motel, resort, spa, YMCA, YWCA
# D28 - campground
# D29 - shelter or mission
# D30 - custodial facility
# D31 - hospital
# D32 - halfway house
# D33 - nursing home
# D34 - county home or poor farm
# D35 - orphanage
# D36 - jail 
# D37 - federal penetentiary, state prison, or prison farm
# D40 - unknown educational or religious
# D41 - sorority or fraternity
# D42 - convent or monastery
# D43 - educational institution
# D44 - religious institution
# D50 - transportation terminal
# D51 - airport
# D52 - train station
# D53 - bus terminal
# D54 - marine terminal
# D55 - seaplane anchorage
# D70 - tower
# D71 - lookout tower
# D80 - open space
# D81 - golf course
# D82 - cemetery
# D83 - national park
# D84 - national forest
# D85 - state or local park or forest
# D90 - special purpose landmark
# D91 - post office box-only ZIP Code location
# D92 - urbanizacion (Puerto Rico)
# E: physical featuers
# E00 - unknown physical feature
# E10 - fence line
# E20 - topgraphic feature
# E21 - ridge line
# E22 - mountain peak
# E23 - island
# F: legal boundaries
# F00 - nonvisible boundary
# F10 - jurisdictional boundary
# F11 - offset boundary
# F12 - corridor boundary
# F13 - interpolate boundary across water
# F14 - superseded boundary
# F15 - superseded boundary, corrected
# F20 - data base topology
# F21 - automated feature extension to lenghten physical feature
# F22 - irregular feature extension, determined manually
# F23 - closure extension
# F24 - separation line
# F25 - centerline
# F30 - point-to-point line
# F40 - property line
# F50 - Zip Code boundary
# F60 - map edge
# F70 - statistical boundardy
# F71 - 1980 "
# F72 - 1990 "
# F73 - internal use
# F74 - 1990 " ...
# F80 - other tabulation boundary
# F81 - internal use
# F82 - internal use
/^CFCC=F10$/{color=255; fill_color=255; label_level=32; display_level=512; pattern=0; next}
/^CFCC=F/{display_level=0; next}
# (G not used by census;  tig2aprs uses for special maps)
# H: hydrography
# H00 - water feature
# H01 - shoreline of perennial water feature
# H02 - shoreline of intermittent "
# H10 - stream
# H11 - perennial stream
# H12 - intermittent stream
# H13 - braided stream or river
# H20 - canal, ditch or aqueduct
# H21 - perennial "
# H22 - intermittent "
# H30 - lake or pond
# H31 - perennial "
# H32 - intermittent "
# H40 - reservoir
# H41 - perennial "
# H42 - intermittent "
# H50 - bay, estuary, gulf, sound, sea, ocean
# H51 - bay, estuary, gulf or sound
# H52 - sea or ocean
# H60 - gravel pit or quarry filled with water
# H70 - nonvisibile....
# H80 - special water features
# H81 - glacier
/^CFCC=H/ {lanes=0; color=26; fill_color=26; label_color=26}
/^CFCC=H02/ {pattern=2; next}
/^CFCC=H[1-6]2/ {lanes=1; pattern=2; next}
/^CFCC=H[1-6][013-9]/ {lanes=1; next}
/^CFCC=H7/ {display_level=0; label_level=0; next}
/^CFCC=H8/ {lanes=1}
/^CFCC=H81/ {color=15; fill_color=15; next}
# X00 - feature not yet classified
# just a demo of the END_RECORD and END rules:
#END_RECORD {name="$name ($key)";}
#END {}