public CsvWriter(final String file) {
this.writer = IOUtils.getBufferedWriter(file);
final String firstLine =
CsvUtils.buildCsvLine(
SEP,
QUOTE,
LOC_ID,
STREET,
NUMBER,
ZIP_CODE,
CITY,
COUNTRY,
STATUS,
LONG,
LAT,
X,
Y,
QUALITY,
QUALITY_CODE,
MAPQUEST_STREET,
MAPQUEST_ZIP_CODE,
MAPQUEST_CITY,
MAPQUEST_COUNTRY,
MAPQUEST_STATUS);
try {
this.writer.write(firstLine);
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new UncheckedIOException(e);
}
}
private void write(
final Address address,
final MapquestResult.MapquestStatus status,
final MapquestResult.Result result,
final Status rejectCause) {
// Why do I always have to go so dirty when writing files?
final String[] fields = new String[18];
for (int i = 0; i < fields.length; i++) fields[i] = "";
if (address != null) {
fields[0] = address.getId() != null ? address.getId() : "";
fields[1] = address.getStreet() != null ? address.getStreet() : "";
fields[2] = address.getNumber() != null ? address.getNumber() : "";
fields[3] = address.getZipcode() != null ? address.getZipcode() : "";
fields[4] = address.getMunicipality() != null ? address.getMunicipality() : "";
fields[5] = address.getCountry() != null ? address.getCountry() : "";
}
if (rejectCause != null) {
fields[6] = rejectCause.toString();
}
if (result != null) {
fields[7] = result.getLongitude().toString();
fields[8] = result.getLatitude().toString();
final Coord wgsCoord = new Coord(result.getLongitude(), result.getLatitude());
final Coord chCoord = new WGS84toCH1903LV03().transform(wgsCoord);
fields[9] = "" + chCoord.getX();
fields[10] = "" + chCoord.getY();
fields[11] = result.getGeocodeQuality().toString();
fields[12] = result.getGeocodeQualityCode();
fields[13] = result.getStreet();
fields[14] = result.getZip();
fields[15] = result.getCity();
fields[16] = result.getCountry();
fields[17] = status.toString();
}
final String line = CsvUtils.buildCsvLine(SEP, QUOTE, fields);
try {
this.writer.newLine();
this.writer.write(line);
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new UncheckedIOException(e);
}
}
