I'm using the ESRI Geometry Java API https://github.com/Esri/geometry-api-java
I want to construct an envelope and see if it contains certain points. It's possible the envelope crosses the International date line.
Here is some sample code I've tried:
double lon = Double.parseDouble("179.99"); double lat = Double.parseDouble("0"); Point pt = new Point(lon, lat); double minlon = Double.parseDouble("170"); double minlat = Double.parseDouble("-20"); double maxlon = Double.parseDouble("-170"); double maxlat = Double.parseDouble("20"); Envelope ev = new Envelope(minlon, minlat, maxlon, maxlat); SpatialReference sr = SpatialReference.create(4326); // decimal degrees boolean test = GeometryEngine.contains(ev, pt, sr); System.out.println(GeometryEngine.geometryToJson(sr, ev)); assertTrue("envelope containts point true", test); The test fails, and if I check the print statement I get a json that has swapped my x-coordinates
{"xmin":-170,"ymin":-20,"xmax":170,"ymax":20,"spatialReference":{"wkid":4326}} Is there a different/better way to do this?
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I want to construct an envelope and see if it contains certain points. It's possible the envelope crosses the International date line.
Here is some sample code I've tried:
double lon = Double.parseDouble("179.99"); double lat = Double.parseDouble("0"); Point pt = new Point(lon, lat); double minlon = Double.parseDouble("170"); double minlat = Double.parseDouble("-20"); double maxlon = Double.parseDouble("-170"); double maxlat = Double.parseDouble("20"); Envelope ev = new Envelope(minlon, minlat, maxlon, maxlat); SpatialReference sr = SpatialReference.create(4326); // decimal degrees boolean test = GeometryEngine.contains(ev, pt, sr); System.out.println(GeometryEngine.geometryToJson(sr, ev)); assertTrue("envelope containts point true", test); The test fails, and if I check the print statement I get a json that has swapped my x-coordinates
{"xmin":-170,"ymin":-20,"xmax":170,"ymax":20,"spatialReference":{"wkid":4326}} Is there a different/better way to do this?
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