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com.c5corp.c5utm.c5gps
package contains classes for reading and writing typical data
from Global Positioning Systems devices, such as waypoint files, tracklogs and route files.
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Interface Summary | |
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CoordinateTranslation | A CoordinateTranslation specifies some translation between two different WayPoints; base and baseTranslator. |
GpsDataFileType | The GpsDataFileType interface is marker interface that the package com.c5corp.c5gps classes implement if they can be read from or stored as a GPS data file. |
Class Summary | |
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GpsPointCollection | GpsPointCollection is the abstract parent class of TrackLog and Route |
GpsPointRecord | GPS represents points in various ways. |
GpsType | GpsType is the abstract parent class of GpsPointRecord and GpsPointCollection |
Route | A Route is a container class for a list of RoutePoint objects. |
RouteList | A RouteList is a container class for a list of Route objects. |
RoutePoint | RoutePoints are simply WayPoints with an order field; a reference to a Vector that is the containing object for this collection of RoutePoints, which defines the GPS Route. |
SimpleXYCoordinateTranslation | A SimpleXYCoordinateTranslation specifies a simple cartesian translation between two different WayPoints: a base and base translator. |
TrackLog | The public class TrackLog class encapsulates data a tracklog file. |
TrackLogList | Emumeration of TrackLog objects. |
TrackPoint | Like a waypoint, a trackpoint describes a location, but is unnamed and in aggregate (a track log) describes a sample of a detailed path. |
WayPoint | A WayPoint is a named location. |
WayPointList | A WayPointList is a container class for a list of WayPoint objects. |
The com.c5corp.c5utm.c5gps
package contains classes for reading and writing typical data
from Global Positioning Systems devices, such as waypoint files, tracklogs and route files.
An important matter to note is that all of the C5UTM GpsDataType classes and the data classes they encapsulate are intended for use with a relational database application. There are fields in typical GPS data that are ignored by these classes, and often, floating point type numbers are rounded to intergers.
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