LatLonFormat

Bitmask for format flags related to accuracy.

Using 32-bit floating-point values with full precision (see FormatFlags.Precision9) results in an accuracy of approximately 1.5 cm. For the reduced precision (see FormatFlags.Precision7), the accuracy drops to roughly 8.6 cm.

Formatting will have accuracy up to degrees.

With this precision setting, LatLon values on Earth will produce geocentric coordinates (see GeodeticDatum.WGS84) with an accuracy of approximately 78.29 km.

Example: 12°N 123°E

Formatting will have accuracy up to minutes.

With this precision setting, LatLon values on Earth will produce geocentric coordinates (see GeodeticDatum.WGS84) with an accuracy of approximately 1.304 km.

Example: 12°34’N 123°45’E

Formatting will have accuracy up to seconds.

With this precision setting, LatLon values on Earth will produce geocentric coordinates (see GeodeticDatum.WGS84) with an accuracy of approximately 21.76 m.

Example: 12°34'56"N 123°45'57"E

Formatting will have accuracy up to milliseconds.

With this precision setting, LatLon values on Earth will produce geocentric coordinates (see GeodeticDatum.WGS84) with an accuracy of approximately 2.2 cm.

Example: 12°34'56.789"N 123°45'57.891"E

Bitmask for format flags related to other options.

Leave out part for minutes/seconds/milliseconds if zero?

Put the NSWE character at the beginning?

The default format options.

All flags.