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nrabinowitz avatar nrabinowitz commented on August 17, 2024

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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rishabhjain30 avatar rishabhjain30 commented on August 17, 2024

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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sahrk avatar sahrk commented on August 17, 2024

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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