hi,
but my naive approach would have been
$lat->setValue("47/1 48/1 1234/100");
Hmm... I think that making a string is cumbersome for a program that
has to manipulate these things. Isn't it easier to have it split up in
nice arrays?
from a programmer's point of view, of course. but isn't your API
designed for read/set EXIF values? in this case none of the used
approaches is user friendly. to be honest, i'd like to see
$lat->setValue(47.6871293122);
and the same for getValue(). because that's easy to handle (it overcomes all
silly degree syntaxes)
and btw it is the syntax any geo enables database will need.
andré
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