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You're specifically referring to polyfill
, right? To date, we've delegated this concern to the bindings (JS, Java, etc), which need to marshal data into the GeoPolygon
format anyway, and which generally offer both GeoJSON and non-GeoJSON input and output options. We could potentially offer polyfillGeoJSON
, but this would simply be doing the same straightforward operation you'd need to do now, copying all of the data into a new structure with reversed geo coords. As this would only apply to C consumers, and as we probably couldn't do it as efficiently as the calling application could (for example, because we don't know whether modifying the polygon in-place is acceptable), I don't see a lot of benefit to adding this wrapper.
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Thanks. Will add it in the python binding and open a pull request. Curious to know why the library uses (lat,lng) by default?
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Some of the core is based on DGGRID, which predated GeoJSON by several years and used lat, lon. I used lat, lon in DGGRID because such coordinates are always referred to as "latitude and longitude", not "longitude and latitude".
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