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ivac2:firdef_map_point [2011/11/19 14:09]
filip created
ivac2:firdef_map_point [2017/04/08 14:27] (current)
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 Use a point element to draw a single point on the map. Use a point element to draw a single point on the map.
  
-^Element|fir||+^Element|point||
 ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^ ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^
 |lat|string|latitude value| |lat|string|latitude value|
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 or or
  
-^Element|fir||+^Element|point||
 ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^ ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^
 |x|float|cartesian X value in nautical mile| |x|float|cartesian X value in nautical mile|
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 or or
  
-^Element|fir||+^Element|point||
 ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^ ^Attribute^Format^Remarks^
 |ref|string|Reference to a predefined point element from points.xml| |ref|string|Reference to a predefined point element from points.xml|
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 +It is possible to mix //<​point>//​ elements in cartesian, lat/lon and id format.
 +
 +The format of the latitude/​longitude values is Zdddmmsssss where:
 +  * Z = N or S for latitude, E or W for longitude
 +  * ddd = degrees (3 digits, zero padded)
 +  * mm = minutes (max 59)
 +  * sssss = seconds with maximum 3 decimal places (max 59.999)
 +
 +The predefined //<​point>//​ elements are defined in the [[ivac2:​firdef_points_xml|points.xml]] file.  Use the id attribute to use a predefined //<​point>//​ element.
 +
 +latitude/​longitude example:
 +  * lat="​N0543000000"​ → N054:​30:​00.000
 +  * lon="​W0033535000"​ → W003:​35:​35.000
 +
 +The following is also valid: lon="​W0033535"​ → W003:​35:​35.000
 +
 +
 +===== Example =====
 +
 +<code XML>
 +  <point lon="​E0043127"​ lat="​N0511038"/>​
 +  <point lon="​E0043140"​ lat="​N0511101"/>​
 +  ​
 +  <point x="​-0.601415"​ y="​-0.132565"/>​
 +  <point x="​-0.601393"​ y="​-0.133375"/>​
 +  ​
 +  <point ref=”REMBA”/>​
 +  <point ref=”EBBR-IAF-25L”/>​
 +</​code>​