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Aspose.GIS for for Python via .NET 25.2 Release Notes

This page contains release notes information for Aspose.GIS for Python via .NET 25.2.

Full List of Issues Covering all Changes in this Release

Key	Summary	Category
GISPYTHON-12	Support of Maidenhead Format	Feature
GISPYTHON-11	Support of Google Plus Code Format	Feature
GISPYTHON-10	Support of GARS Format	Feature

Public API and Backward Incompatible Changes

Following members have been added:

F:Aspose.Gis.PointFormats.Gars
F:Aspose.Gis.PointFormats.PlusCode
F:Aspose.Gis.PointFormats.Maidenhead
F:Aspose.Gis.PointFormats.Utm

Following members have been removed:

None

Usage examples:

GISPYTHON-12. Support of Maidenhead Format

        # Convert coordinates to Maidenhead point text
        point_text = GeoConvert.as_point_text(80.0, 151.0, PointFormats.MAIDENHEAD)

        # Check if the conversion is correct
        if point_text != "QR50ma":
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        # Parse Maidenhead point text to coordinates
        point_parse = GeoConvert.parse_point_text("BB40ma")

        # Check if the parsed coordinates are correct
        if (point_parse.x + 151.0) > 0.05 or (point_parse.y + 80.0) > 0.05:
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        print("All conversions are correct!")

GISPYTHON-11. Support of Google Plus Code Format

		# Convert coordinates to PlusCode point text
        point_text = GeoConvert.as_point_text(80.0, 151.0, PointFormats.PLUS_CODE)

        # Check if the conversion is correct
        if point_text != "CRGH2222+22":
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        # Parse PlusCode point text to coordinates
        point_parse = GeoConvert.parse_point_text("23GF2222+22")

        # Check if the parsed coordinates are correct
        if point_parse.x != -151.0 or point_parse.y != -80.0:
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        print("All conversions are correct!")

GISPYTHON-10. Support of GARS Format

        # Convert coordinates to GARS point text
        pointText = GeoConvert.as_point_text(80.0, 151.0, PointFormats.GARS)

        # Check if the conversion is correct
        if (pointText != "663QE37"):
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        # Parse GARS point text to coordinates
        pointParse = GeoConvert.parse_point_text("059AW37")

        # Check if the parsed coordinates are correct
        if (pointParse.x != -151.0 or pointParse.y != -80.0):
            raise Exception("Conversion was incorrect")

        print("All conversions are correct!")