Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of MapGuide
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- 06/17/10 15:22:46 (15 years ago)
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v3 v4 9 9 ||RFC Template Version||(1.0)|| 10 10 ||Submission Date||(Date/Time submitted)|| 11 ||Last Modified|| (your name here) (modification date here)||12 ||Author|| (your name here)||13 ||RFC Status|| (draft, proposed, frozen for vote, adopted, retracted, or rejected)||14 ||Implementation Status|| (pending, under development, completed)||15 ||Proposed Milestone|| (e.g. 1.1, 1.3, 2.1)||11 ||Last Modified||Norm Olsen 17 June 2010|| 12 ||Author||Nortm Olsen|| 13 ||RFC Status||draft|| 14 ||Implementation Status|| || 15 ||Proposed Milestone||2.2|| 16 16 ||Assigned PSC guide(s)||(when determined)|| 17 17 ||'''Voting History'''||(vote date)|| 18 ||+1|| Bob, Andy, Haris||19 ||+0|| Paul||20 ||-0|| Tom, Bruce||21 ||-1|| Jason (troublemaker)||18 ||+1|| || 19 ||+0|| || 20 ||-0|| || 21 ||-1|| || 22 22 ||no vote|| || 23 23 … … 36 36 == Proposed Solution == 37 37 38 Implementation is rather simple. Four additional intface functions will be added as follows. No exceptions are thrown, the API's simply return zeros if the information is not available.38 Implementation is rather simple. Three additional interface functions will be added as follows. No exceptions are thrown, the API's simply return zeros if the information is not available. 39 39 40 40 * INT32 MgCoordinateSystem::GetEpsgCode() … … 42 42 * INT32 MgCoordinateSystem::GetSridCode () 43 43 44 The return value of the G HetEpsgQuadrantis a value with the same meaning as the MgCoordinateSystem::GetQuadrant() member which is (X == first ordinate, Y == second ordinate):44 The return value of the GetEpsgQuadrant function is a value with the same meaning as the MgCoordinateSystem::GetQuadrant() member which is (X == first ordinate, Y == second ordinate): 45 45 46 * 1 X increases to the East, Y increases to the North 47 * 2 X increases to the West, Y increases to the North 48 * 3 X increases to the West, Y increases to the South 49 * 4 X increases to the East, Y increases to the South 50 * -1 X increases to the North, Y increases to the East 51 * -2 X increases to the North, Y increases to the West 52 * -3 X increases to the South, Y increases to the West 53 * -4 X increases to the South, Y increases to the East 46 ||1||X increases to the East, Y increases to the North|| 47 ||2||X increases to the West, Y increases to the North|| 48 ||3||X increases to the West, Y increases to the South|| 49 ||4||X increases to the East, Y increases to the South|| 50 ||-1||X increases to the North, Y increases to the East|| 51 ||-2||X increases to the North, Y increases to the West|| 52 ||-3||X increases to the South, Y increases to the West|| 53 ||-4||X increases to the South, Y increases to the East|| 54 54 55 55 == Implications ==