Problem in Society after integrate to TerraLib 5

[avancinirodrigo]

The test in database/Society break after to change to terralib:

        local nonFooAgent = Agent{}

        local soc = Society {
            instance = nonFooAgent,
            database = filePath("brazilstates.shp", "base")
        }

        unitTest:assertEquals(#soc, 27)

I have been thinked that it was happened because load shape was not implemented yet, but after implementation, it still do not work. There is not shape handle in Society. Only this code below exists associeted to CellularSpace.

            local cs = CellularSpace{
                database = data.database,
                port = data.port,
                user = data.user,
                host = data.host,
                dbType = data.dbType,
                password = data.password
            }
            forEachCell(cs, function(cell)
                cell.type_ = "table"
                cell.cObj_ = nil
                data:add(cell)
            end)

I didn't change because I don't know about the behavior. @pedro-andrade-inpe would you have some solution?

[pedro-andrade-inpe]

Did you replace the name of the arguments for CellularSpace (such as dbType) to the newest version?

[avancinirodrigo]

Yes, but the error persists.

Wrong execution, got error: '...rame/bin/packages/base/tests/database/basics/Society.lua:65: Error: Not enough information to build the CellularSpace.'.

[pedro-andrade-inpe]

Which arguments loadShape takes? It seems that none!

registerCellularSpaceDriver{
    source = "shp",
    load = loadShape,
    check = checkShape
}

[avancinirodrigo]

local function loadShape(self)
    local tlib = terralib.TerraLib{}
    local dSet = tlib:getShpByFilePath(self.file)
    setCellsByTerraLibDataSet(self, dSet)
end

[pedro-andrade-inpe]

So it should be

registerCellularSpaceDriver{
    source = "shp",
    load = loadShape,
    compulsory = "file",
    check = checkShape
}

isn't it?

[avancinirodrigo]

Not yet.

[pedro-andrade-inpe]

Use the same strategies of CellularSpace to create a Society when using geospatial data. Call TerraLib directly without passing by CellularSpace.