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org.jdesktop.swingx.mapviewer
[Java] Class GeoPosition

java.lang.Object
  org.jdesktop.swingx.mapviewer.GeoPosition

public class GeoPosition
extends Object

An immutable coordinate in the real (geographic) world, composed of a latitude and a longitude.

Authors:
rbair

Field Summary
private double latitude

private double longitude

 
Constructor Summary
GeoPosition(double latitude, double longitude)

Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude.

GeoPosition(double[] coords)

Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude as an array of two doubles, with the latitude first.

GeoPosition(double latDegrees, double latMinutes, double latSeconds, double lonDegrees, double lonMinutes, double lonSeconds)

Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude.

 
Method Summary
boolean equals(Object obj)

Returns true the specified GeoPosition and this GeoPosition represent the exact same latitude and longitude coordinates.
double getLatitude()

Get the latitude as decimal degrees
double getLongitude()

Get the longitude as decimal degrees
String toString()

{@inheritDoc} @return
 
Methods inherited from class Object
wait, wait, wait, equals, toString, hashCode, getClass, notify, notifyAll
 

Field Detail

latitude

private double latitude

longitude

private double longitude

 
Constructor Detail

GeoPosition

public GeoPosition(double latitude, double longitude)
Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude. These are double values in decimal degrees, not degrees, minutes, and seconds. Use the other constructor for those.
Parameters:
latitude - a latitude value in decmial degrees
longitude - a longitude value in decimal degrees

GeoPosition

public GeoPosition(double[] coords)
Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude as an array of two doubles, with the latitude first. These are double values in decimal degrees, not degrees, minutes, and seconds. Use the other constructor for those.
Parameters:
coords - latitude and longitude as a double array of length two

GeoPosition

public GeoPosition(double latDegrees, double latMinutes, double latSeconds, double lonDegrees, double lonMinutes, double lonSeconds)
Creates a new instance of GeoPosition from the specified latitude and longitude. Each are specified as degrees, minutes, and seconds; not as decimal degrees. Use the other constructor for those.
Parameters:
latDegrees - the degrees part of the current latitude
latMinutes - the minutes part of the current latitude
latSeconds - the seconds part of the current latitude
lonDegrees - the degrees part of the current longitude
lonMinutes - the minutes part of the current longitude
lonSeconds - the seconds part of the current longitude

 
Method Detail

equals

public boolean equals(Object obj)
Returns true the specified GeoPosition and this GeoPosition represent the exact same latitude and longitude coordinates.
Parameters:
obj - a GeoPosition to compare this GeoPosition to
Returns:
returns true if the specified GeoPosition is equal to this one

getLatitude

public double getLatitude()
Get the latitude as decimal degrees
Returns:
the latitude as decimal degrees

getLongitude

public double getLongitude()
Get the longitude as decimal degrees
Returns:
the longitude as decimal degrees

toString

public String toString()
{@inheritDoc}
Returns:

 

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