Add binding to calculate distance between two geometries #43
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benbovy
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src/accessors-geog.cpp
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| Geography object | ||
| b : :py:class:`Geography` or array_like | ||
| Geography object | ||
| radius : float |
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| radius : float | |
| radius : float, optional |
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Thanks @benbovy I've updated the docstring. |
tests/test_accessors.py
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| earth_radius_meters = 6_371_010 |
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This is not actually used?
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Ah, good catch @jorisvandenbossche
Thanks, I've removed it.
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Many thanks @gahjelle ! |
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See #17
Adds
distance()measurement. The distance is calculated in meters per default, based on a newEARTH_RADIUS_METERSconstant. The radius can also be customized in the call todistance().