On Oct 28, 4:46 pm, Joice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Problem is shp2pgsql and Google Maps work with the coordinates in a
> reversed way (if only there was a GLngLat replacement...).
Well, there is GPoint(), but use of that for geographic coordinates is
deprecated. You could implement your own, I suppose:
function JLngLat(a,b) {
return new GLatLng(b,a)
}
where a and b are numbers. That's a little more elegant and probably
more efficient than parsing the array and swapping things around.
var c=new JLngLat(-29.469492,-51.977177)
Andrew
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