AGSCoordinateFormatter.h File Reference

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Enumerations
enum	AGSGARSConversionMode { AGSGARSConversionModeLowerLeft = 0 , AGSGARSConversionModeCenter = 1 }
enum	AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormat { AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDecimalDegrees = 0 , AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDegreesDecimalMinutes = 1 , AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDegreesMinutesSeconds = 2 }
enum	AGSMGRSConversionMode {   AGSMGRSConversionModeAutomatic = 0 , AGSMGRSConversionModeNew180InZone01 = 1 , AGSMGRSConversionModeNew180InZone60 = 2 , AGSMGRSConversionModeOld180InZone01 = 3 ,   AGSMGRSConversionModeOld180InZone60 = 4 }
enum	AGSUTMConversionMode { AGSUTMConversionModeLatitudeBandIndicators = 0 , AGSUTMConversionModeNorthSouthIndicators = 1 }

Enumeration Type Documentation

AGSGARSConversionMode

enum AGSGARSConversionMode

Indicates the location of a point relative to a GARS cell.

Since

100.1

Enumerator
AGSGARSConversionModeLowerLeft	Represents a GARS cell by the coordinate of its south-west corner.
AGSGARSConversionModeCenter	Represents a GARS cell by the coordinate of its center.

AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormat

enum AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormat

Supported formats for representing latitude-longitude geographical coordinates as a string.

Since

100.1

Enumerator
AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDecimalDegrees	The geographical coordinates are represented in decimal degrees.
AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDegreesDecimalMinutes	The geographical coordinates are represented in degrees and decimal minutes.
AGSLatitudeLongitudeFormatDegreesMinutesSeconds	The geographical coordinates are represented in degrees and minutes and decimal seconds.

AGSMGRSConversionMode

enum AGSMGRSConversionMode

Determines the lettering scheme and treatment of coordinates at 180 degrees longitude when converting MGRS coordinates.

Since

100.1

Enumerator
AGSMGRSConversionModeAutomatic	The choice of MGRS lettering scheme is based on the datum and ellipsoid of the spatial reference provided. Spatial references with new datums (e.g. WGS 84) assume new lettering scheme (AA scheme). This is equivalent to AGSMGRSConversionModeNew180InZone60. Spatial references with older datums (e.g. Clarke 1866, Bessel 1841, Clarke 1880) assume old lettering scheme (AL scheme). This is equivalent to AGSMGRSConversionModeOld180InZone60. When converted, points with longitude of exactly 180deg are placed in zone 60.
AGSMGRSConversionModeNew180InZone01	The MGRS notation uses the new lettering scheme (AA scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 01.
AGSMGRSConversionModeNew180InZone60	The MGRS notation uses the new lettering scheme (AA scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 60.
AGSMGRSConversionModeOld180InZone01	The MGRS notation uses the old lettering scheme (AL scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 01.
AGSMGRSConversionModeOld180InZone60	The MGRS notation uses the old lettering scheme (AL scheme) and, when converted, places points with longitude of 180deg in zone 60.

AGSUTMConversionMode

enum AGSUTMConversionMode

Determines how latitude is designated in UTM notation.

Within a single longitudinal zone within the UTM system, two points share the same grid position: one in the northern hemisphere and one in the south. Two schemes are used to resolve this ambiguity. In the first, the point is designated a latitude band, identified with letters C through X (omitting I and O). In the second, in place of the latitude band, a hemisphere indicator (N or S) is used.

Since

100.1

Enumerator
AGSUTMConversionModeLatitudeBandIndicators	The letter after the UTM zone number represents a latitudinal band (C through X, omitting I and O).
AGSUTMConversionModeNorthSouthIndicators	The letter after the UTM zone number represents a hemisphere (N or S).