Static map-based movement model and additional init. locations for LinearMovement - #80
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Namely: * Added option for locating the node at the beginning of movement line. * Added option to evenly space nodes along a specified subsegment of movement line.
Node locations are defined in .wkt, nodes using this model don't move.
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I needed some nodes to be non-moving, specified with coordinates on a map (e.g. wireless AP servers with computing capabilities). To achieve this, I created a Map-based movement model where nodes' initial location is given, but they don't actually move.
I added some options to LinearMovement regarding the node's initial location.
2.1 nodes placed at the start of LinearMovement line
2.2 Nodes placed evenly along a subsegment of the line, subsegment is from start of linearMovement start coordinate and a "initLocSegmentEnd" parameter coordinate.