DFLib Release 1.0.0
Classes | Variables
pyProjPoint Namespace Reference

Classes

class  pyProjPoint
 
class  pyProjReport
 

Variables

LSfix MLfix = LSfix.Clone()
 
LSfix MLv = MLfix.getXY()
 
LSfix MLu = MLfix.getUserCoords()
 
 ML_lon = -ML_lon;
 
 ML_lat = -ML_lat;
 
str ML_H_lon = "E";
 
str ML_H_lat = "N";
 
 ML_lon_f
 
 ML_lon_d
 
 ML_lat_f
 
 ML_lat_d
 

Detailed Description

   This simple Python script is meant to demonstrate how to use the DFLib
   python bindings with Point and Report classes implemented in Python.

   You do not have to build the C++ library version of DFLib to use this, only
   the Python library:

   python setup.py build_ext --inplace [--swig <path to swig>]

   This assumes you actually have installed swig, and are set up to compile
   C++ codes.  This should create the DFLib python module.

   This script also assumes you have installed the "pyproj" module from
   http://jswhit.github.io/pyproj/
   or via your system's package management system.

Variable Documentation

◆ ML_H_lat

str pyProjPoint.ML_H_lat = "N";

◆ ML_H_lon

str pyProjPoint.ML_H_lon = "E";

◆ ML_lat

ML_lat pyProjPoint.ML_lat = -ML_lat;

◆ ML_lat_d

pyProjPoint.ML_lat_d

◆ ML_lat_f

pyProjPoint.ML_lat_f

◆ ML_lon

ML_lon pyProjPoint.ML_lon = -ML_lon;

◆ ML_lon_d

pyProjPoint.ML_lon_d

◆ ML_lon_f

pyProjPoint.ML_lon_f

◆ MLfix

LSfix pyProjPoint.MLfix = LSfix.Clone()

◆ MLu

LSfix pyProjPoint.MLu = MLfix.getUserCoords()

◆ MLv

LSfix pyProjPoint.MLv = MLfix.getXY()