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the inputs are a set of a (latitude, longitude) coordinates.
the minimum latitude is east
the maximum latitude is west
the minimum longitude is south
the maximum longitude is north
These assumptions are only valid in the north western hemisphere. I'm not a GIS guy, but AFAICT, the canonical mechanism to eliminate assumptions is to include N/S and E/W indicators with the coordinate that specifies which hemisphere the coordinate is from.
saveKML needs a mechanism to distinguish; perhaps a second argument that is one of ["NW", "NE", "SW", "SE"].
Thanks to Stephen M for the bug report
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I found an issue while playing around with some things today.
The minimum is east is incorrect, it is the maximum. saveKML() has this issue (which I inadvertantly copied and used elsewhere), fixed in my fork. Found it when overriding the area field and wondering why I was getting strange results. Also fixes #15
saveKML() assumes:
These assumptions are only valid in the north western hemisphere. I'm not a GIS guy, but AFAICT, the canonical mechanism to eliminate assumptions is to include N/S and E/W indicators with the coordinate that specifies which hemisphere the coordinate is from.
saveKML needs a mechanism to distinguish; perhaps a second argument that is one of ["NW", "NE", "SW", "SE"].
Thanks to Stephen M for the bug report
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: