But if you mean distance in degrees it would be 'x mod 360'
Op 29 sep. 2011 17:42 schreef JackN j...@jacknorth.com het volgende:
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Distance is the space between two points. You don't have enough info
to calculate the distance.
On Sep 27, 9:58 am, Lew Bloch lewisbl...@google.com wrote:
On Tuesday, September 27, 2011 7:29:09 AM UTC-7, saex wrote:
there is a function or something on Java to calculate the distance
between
I would like to reiterate what JackN said -- you don't have enough
info. But a good place to start would here:
http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong.html
For those interested, a routine for the distance between two points
(on Earth) in kilometers is:
public double gps2m(double lat_a,
If you already have the two numbers in degress that are between 0 and 360...
int iDiff = Math.abs( degree1 - degree2 );
If you need to find them from points or latitude/longitude, then you are
entering into linear math and you would need to look at things like:
This is not an android question, nor is it even a java question. But I can
try to help anyway. You would probably get more help in a general purpose
programming forum such as codeguru. Anyway, you didn't give enough
information. Do you always want to go clockwise or counter-clockwise from
the
On Tuesday, September 27, 2011 7:29:09 AM UTC-7, saex wrote:
there is a function or something on Java to calculate the distance
between two degree values? (min 0º and max 360º)
for example:
350º to 15º = 25º
250º to 190º = 60º
Which way do you want it? They cannot both be
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