-- This is all simple guess work. We don't need particularly good estimates
-- here. This just avoids to have very high ranked address parts in features
-- that span very large areas (or vice versa).
-CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION geometry_to_rank(search_rank SMALLINT, geometry GEOMETRY)
+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION geometry_to_rank(search_rank SMALLINT, geometry GEOMETRY, country_code TEXT)
RETURNS SMALLINT
AS $$
DECLARE
RETURN search_rank;
END IF;
+ -- adjust for the fact that countries come in different sizes
+ IF country_code IN ('ca', 'au', 'ru') THEN
+ area := area / 5;
+ ELSIF country_code IN ('br', 'kz', 'cn', 'us', 'ne', 'gb', 'za', 'sa', 'id', 'eh', 'ml', 'tm') THEN
+ area := area / 3;
+ ELSIF country_code IN ('bo', 'ar', 'sd', 'mn', 'in', 'et', 'cd', 'mz', 'ly', 'cl', 'zm') THEN
+ area := area / 2;
+ END IF;
+
IF area > 1 THEN
RETURN 7;
ELSIF area > 0.1 THEN
END;
$$
LANGUAGE plpgsql IMMUTABLE;
+
+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_addr_tag_rank(key TEXT, country TEXT,
+ OUT from_rank SMALLINT,
+ OUT to_rank SMALLINT,
+ OUT extent FLOAT)
+ AS $$
+DECLARE
+ ranks RECORD;
+BEGIN
+ from_rank := null;
+
+ FOR ranks IN
+ SELECT * FROM
+ (SELECT l.rank_search, l.rank_address FROM address_levels l
+ WHERE (l.country_code = country or l.country_code is NULL)
+ AND l.class = 'place' AND l.type = key
+ ORDER BY l.country_code LIMIT 1) r
+ WHERE rank_address > 0
+ LOOP
+ extent := reverse_place_diameter(ranks.rank_search);
+
+ IF ranks.rank_address <= 4 THEN
+ from_rank := 4;
+ to_rank := 4;
+ ELSEIF ranks.rank_address <= 9 THEN
+ from_rank := 5;
+ to_rank := 9;
+ ELSEIF ranks.rank_address <= 12 THEN
+ from_rank := 10;
+ to_rank := 12;
+ ELSEIF ranks.rank_address <= 16 THEN
+ from_rank := 13;
+ to_rank := 16;
+ ELSEIF ranks.rank_address <= 21 THEN
+ from_rank := 17;
+ to_rank := 21;
+ ELSEIF ranks.rank_address <= 24 THEN
+ from_rank := 22;
+ to_rank := 24;
+ ELSE
+ from_rank := 25;
+ to_rank := 25;
+ END IF;
+ END LOOP;
+END;
+$$
+LANGUAGE plpgsql IMMUTABLE;