A value of latitude and longitude stored for the earth, stored in arc seconds. The constructor is private as instances will rarely be constructed from arc second values. "ll" and "LL" will be used as an abbreviation for LatLong in method names.
- Companion
- object
Value members
Concrete methods
Moves the value northward from this LatLong. This may involve crossing the North Pole or South Pole if the operand is a negative value. When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
Moves the value northward from this LatLong. This may involve crossing the North Pole or South Pole if the operand is a negative value. When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
Moves the value northward from this LatLong. This may involve crossing the North Pole or South Pole if the operand is a negative value. When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
Moves the value northward from this LatLong. This may involve crossing the North Pole or South Pole if the operand is a negative value. When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
From focus parameter, converts to 3D metre coordinates.
From focus parameter, converts to 3D metre coordinates.
Taking this LatLong as the focus. The focus pont being the point of the Earth that from the view point is at x = 0km aad y = 0km in 2D coordinates, determines if the parameter point on the globe is Z positive. True if it is facing the viewer false if it is on the far side of the Earth form the viewer's perspective.
Taking this LatLong as the focus. The focus pont being the point of the Earth that from the view point is at x = 0km aad y = 0km in 2D coordinates, determines if the parameter point on the globe is Z positive. True if it is facing the viewer false if it is on the far side of the Earth form the viewer's perspective.
This method current does not take account of lines that cross the date line, including the Poles
This method current does not take account of lines that cross the date line, including the Poles
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
When moving across a globe it will often be done using radians as the values come from 3d vector manipulation.
Inherited methods
The cosine of the latitude, where North is a positive latitude.
The cosine of the latitude, where North is a positive latitude.
- Inherited from
- LatLongBase
The sine of the latitude, where North is a positive latitude.
The sine of the latitude, where North is a positive latitude.
- Inherited from
- LatLongBase
The cosine of the longitude, where East is a positive longitude.
The cosine of the longitude, where East is a positive longitude.
- Inherited from
- LatLongBase
The sine of the longitude, where East is a positive longitude.
The sine of the longitude, where East is a positive longitude.
- Inherited from
- LatLongBase