Examples of MGRSPoint

com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint
A class representing a MGRS coordinate that has the ability to provide the decimal degree lat/lon equivalent, as well as the UTM equivalent. This class does not do checks to see if the MGRS coordiantes provided actually make sense. It assumes that the values are valid.

Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

     */
    public LatLonPoint getLatLon() {


        try {
            // Allow blank minutes and seconds fields to represent zero
            return new MGRSPoint(mgrs.getText()).toLatLonPoint();


        } catch (NumberFormatException except) {
            //        System.out.println(except.toString());
            clearTextBoxes();
        }

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Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

        if (llpoint == null) {
            clearTextBoxes();
            return;
        }


        MGRSPoint mgrsp = new MGRSPoint(llpoint);
        mgrs.setText(mgrsp.getMGRS());
    }

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Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

        QuadTree labelTree = new QuadTree();


        // Need to use MGRSPoint to get MGRS zone letters, the UTM
        // zone letters are N and S for the hemisphere, which isn't
        // very interesting.
        UTMPoint utm = new MGRSPoint();
        LatLonPoint llp = new LatLonPoint();
        float latitude;
        float longitude;


        for (int lat = -80; lat <= 72; lat += 8) {

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Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

        QuadTree labelTree = new QuadTree();


        // Need to use MGRSPoint to get MGRS zone letters, the UTM
        // zone letters are N and S for the hemisphere, which isn't
        // very interesting.
        MGRSPoint mgrs = new MGRSPoint();
        LatLonPoint llp = new LatLonPoint();
        float latitude;
        float longitude;


        for (int lat = -80; lat <= 72; lat += 8) {

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Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

     * @param ellipsoid the ellipsoid to use.
     */
    protected OMGeometryList createMGRSRectangles(LatLonPoint llp,
                                                  int accuracy, int numRects,
                                                  Ellipsoid ellipsoid) {
        MGRSPoint mgrs = new MGRSPoint();
        mgrs.setAccuracy(accuracy);
        MGRSPoint.LLtoMGRS(llp, ellipsoid, mgrs);


        float accuracyBonus = 100000f / (float) Math.pow(10, accuracy);


        OMGeometryList list = new OMGeometryList();

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Examples of com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords.MGRSPoint

                zone_letter,
                llp1);
        llpoints[6] = llp1.getLatitude();
        llpoints[7] = llp1.getLongitude();


        MGRSPoint mgrs = new MGRSPoint(northing, easting, zone_number, zone_letter);
        mgrs.resolve(mgrsBasePoint.getAccuracy());
        // MGRSPoint.MGRStoLL(mgrs, ellipsoid, llp1);
        String mgrsString = mgrs.getMGRS();


        if (Debug.debugging("utmgriddetail"))
            Debug.output(" - assigning " + mgrsString + " to poly with "
                    + mgrs.getAccuracy());


        PolygonGeometry poly = new PolygonGeometry.LL(llpoints, OMGraphic.DECIMAL_DEGREES, (interval <= 1000 ? OMGraphic.LINETYPE_STRAIGHT
                : OMGraphic.LINETYPE_GREATCIRCLE));
        poly.setAppObject(mgrsString);
        return poly;

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