On Jan 28, 3:17 am, Jake <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Examples:
> Cameron Village => Cameron, Tuckerman, AR 72473, USA
> Cameron Village Library => Cameron Dr, Norfolk, ON, Canada

The geocoder geocodes addresses. If you give it something, it will do
what it can with it (and return an Accuracy result to indicate how
well it thinks it's done). It's not an address validator.

If you use a single text-box, you *either* need to do your
discrimination *before* passing what is actually an address to the
geocoder (that is, *you* decide what is an address and what needs to
be passed elsewhere), *or* you need to interpret the Accuracy returned
by the gecoder. There are other geocoders which might do a worse job
at guessing what you mean.

I've no idea what the G_ACCURACY_* values you quote mean. There are no
constants like that within the API.

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